PageMaker shortcut keys

PageMaker shortcut keys

Ctrl + N = New
Ctrl + O = Open
Ctrl + S = Save
Ctrl + W = Close
Ctrl+Shift+S = Save As
Ctrl + D = Place
Ctrl+Shift+D = Link Manager
Ctrl+Shift+P = Document Setup
Ctrl+P = Print
Ctrl + K = General
Ctrl+ Q = Quite
Ctrl + A = Select All
Ctrl + C = Copy
Ctrl + V = Paste
Ctrl + Z = Undo
Ctrl + E =Edit story
Alt+Ctrl+G = Go to
Ctrl+Shift+> =Increase Font Size
Ctrl+Alt+> = Standard Size
Ctrl+Shift+> = Increase Font size
Ctrl+Shift+< = Decrease Font Size
Ctrl+Shift+B = Bold
Ctrl+Shift+I = Italic
Ctrl+Shift+U = Underline
Ctrl+Shift+C = Center Align
Ctrl+Shift+J = Justify
Ctrl+Shift+L = Left Align
Ctrl+Shift+R = Right Align
Ctrl+Shift+/ = Strikethrough
Ctrl+Shift+V = Reverse
Ctrl+T = Character Specs
Ctrl+Shift+K = All Caps
Ctrl+\ = Subscript
Ctrl+Shift+\ = Superscript
Ctrl+M = Paragraph
Ctrl+I = Indents/Tabs
Ctrl+3 = Define Style
Ctrl+U = File & Stroke
Alt + Ctrl+F = Frame Option
Ctr+} = Bring To Front
Ctrl+{ = Send To Back
Ctrl+Shift+} = Send Backward
Ctrl+Shift+{ = Bring Forward
Ctrl+Shift+E = Align Object
Ctrl+Alt+E = Text Wrap
Ctrl+G = Group
Ctrl+Shift+G = Ungroup
Ctrl+6 = Mask
Ctrl+Shift+6 = Unmask
Ctrl+L = Lock Position
Alt+Ctrl+L = Unlock
Ctrl+F = Find
Ctrl+H = Change
Ctrl+L = Spelling
Ctrl+Y = Index Entry

Ctrl+ + = Zoom In
Ctrl+- = Zoom Out
Ctrl+1 = Actual Size
Ctrl+2 = 200 Percent
Ctrl+4 = 400 Percent
Ctrl + 5 =500 Percent
Ctrl+7 = 75 percent
Ctrl+0 = Fit In Window
Ctrl+R = Show/Hide Ruler
Ctrl+J = Show/hide Color

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