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  • Keyboard Shortcuts
    September 7, 2010 | 5:23 AM
    Part 7 of 16 in series Main Workspace

    These are the commonly used commands that can be used at anytime. In addition, you can add customized keyboard commands of your own.

    General
    ctrl + n Opens a new web site
    ctrl + o Opens an existing web site
    ctrl + w Closes the active (or currently viewed) window
    ctrl + s Saves the web site to your hard drive
    ctrl + p Prints the web page
    ctrl + q Quits or exits Web Studio
    Edit
    ctrl + z Undo last command
    ctrl + y Redo
    ctrl + c Copy
    ctrl + x Cuts
    ctrl + b Bold
    ctrl + v Paste
    ctrl + alt + v Paste in Place
    Delete Removes object
    ctrl + a Select All
    ctrl + click Creates a duplicate of an object directly underneath the object.
    shift + click Select multiple objects
    Graphics
    c” + click on selection handle Cropping: hold the c key,click and drag the handle to crop the graphic.
    ctrl + click on selection handle Performs a resample or high quality interpolation on the graphic that was resized.
    ctrl + click on graphic Creates a duplicate of an object directly underneath the object.
    shift + click on corner selection handle Allows the object to be resized in two directions at once
    Website
    ctrl + double click on a link Launches an internet browser and goes to the link that was double clicked on. Useful for testing links
    Text
    ctrl + b Turns Bold on and off
    ctrl + i Turns Italic on and off
    ctrl + u Underlines or removes underline
    ctrl + d Brings up the Font dialog if text or a text object is selected
    ctrl + e Opens the Edit HTML Source dialog
    ctrl + f Opens the Search and Replace dialog
    ctrl + down arrow Moves the text cursor to the next paragraph
    ctrl + up arrow Moves the text cursor to the previous paragraph
    Home Moves the text cursor to the start of the current line of  text
    End Moves the text cursor to the end of the current line of text
    shift + left arrow Selects text to the left of the cursor
    shift + right arrow Selects text to the right of the cursor
    ctrl + end Moves the text cursor to the end of the text in the object
    ctrl + home Moves the text cursor to the beginning of the text object
    ctrl + space Changes selected text to plain
    ctrl + click on selected text object Creates a clone of object beneath the original. Drag the new object from beneath after clicking and before releasing the mouse button
    Objects
    alt + down arrow Aligns bottoms of selected objects
    alt + left arrow Aligns left sides of  selected objects
    alt + right arrow Aligns right sides of selected objects
    alt + up arrow Aligns tops of selected objects
    alt + = Moves objects forwards
    alt + [ Moves object to the back
    alt + ] Moves object to the front
    e + click on 1st selected object Makes all objects equal to size of first object selected
    arrow keys Moves selected objects up, down, left, right one pixel at a time
    arrow keys Holding an arrow key moves objects continuously
    arrow keys + shift key Moves selected objects up, down, left, right 10 pixels at a time
    p Pushes the objects under a selected object down the page.
    p + shift key Pushes 10 pixels at a time.
    u Pulls the objects under a selected object up the page.
    u + shift key Pulls 10 pixels at a time
    ctrl + space commands Spaces objects so that they touch with no space in between them.
    ctrl + shift + space commands Spaces objects so that there is only one pixel of space between them
    l + click on selected objects Aligns selected objects left
    r + click on selected objects Aligns selected objects right
    f + click on an object Brings object to the front
    b + click on an object Sends object to the back
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  • Editing HTML inside a text object
    November 4, 2009 | 2:56 PM

    Web Studio provides a full-featured text engine for editing and styling your copy. But for advanced users with knowledge of HTML, Web Studio allows you to view the HTML source of any text object in your site. To enter the HTML editor, select the text object and either key CTRL-E, or right-click the object and choose Edit HTML Source.

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