Keyboard Shortcuts For Applications In Windows, Macintosh, Linux & Web apps
Good programmers always rely on keyboard shortcuts instead of mouse in controlling an application. However, looking for the full list of shortcut keys for an application is not that simple.
A Database of Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyxl.com provides a large database of many different applications’ keyboard shortcuts.
This keyboard shortcut database is searchable and covers all the major operating environments including Windows, Macintosh, Linux and browser-based applications.
Keyboard Shortcuts for Multimedia Softwares to Web Authoring Softwares
Software category covered includes Microsoft apps, Adobe apps, Google Apps, Web Browsers, Email programs, Photo/Imaging, MP3, HTML Editors and etc.
Adobe Flash CS3 Keyboard Shortcuts
Here is the sample I got from Keyxl.com.
| Shortcut | Command |
| F7 | Modify > Timeline : Convert to Blank Keyframes |
| F6 | Modify > Timeline : Convert to Keyframes |
| F8 | Modify : Convert to Symbol |
| Ctrl-Alt- C | Edit > Timeline : Copy Frames |
| Ctrl-Alt- X | Edit > Timeline : Cut Frames |
| Ctrl-Alt-G | View > Grid : Edit Grid |
| Ctrl-Alt-Shft- G | View > Guides : Edit Guides |
| Ctrl-/ (slash) | View > Snapping : Edit Snapping |
| Ctrl-E | Edit : Edit Symbols |
| Ctrl-Alt-B | Control : Enable Simple Buttons |
| Ctrl-Alt-F | Control : Enable Simple Frame Actions |
| F5 | Insert > Timeline : Frame (Add) |
| Ctrl- ; (semicolon) | View > Guides : Guides (Show/Hide) |
| F4 | Window : Hide/Show (A ll Open Panels) |
| Ctrl-R | File > Import : Import to Stage |
| Ctrl-L , F11 | Window : Library Panel (Show/Hide) |
| Ctrl-Alt-L | Modify > Arrange : Lock (Group ) |
| Ctrl-Alt-; (semicolon) | View > Guides : Lock Guides |
| Ctrl-Alt-M | Control : Mute Sounds |
| Ctrl-F8 | Insert : New Symbol |
| Ctrl-Shft-0 | File > Import : Open External Library |
| Ctrl-Alt-Shft-0 | View > Previe w Mode : Outlines (View As) |
| Ctrl-V | Edit : Paste in Center (Clipboard Contents) |
| Ctrl-Alt- V | Edit > Timeline : Paste Frames |
| Ctrl-Shft- V | Edit : Paste in Plac e (Clipboard Cont ents) |
| Enter | Control : Play (Movie) |
| F12 | File > Publish Preview : Publish Preview (Default) |
| Ctrl-Shft-F12 | File : Publish Settings |
| Shft-F5 | Edit > Timeline : Remove Frames |
| Ctrl-Shft-Z | Modify > Transform : Remove Transform |
| Ctrl-Alt-R | Control : Rewind (Movie) |
| Ctrl-Alt-S | Modify > Transform Select All : Scale and Rotate |
| Ctrl-Alt-A | Edit > Timeline : Frames |
| Ctrl-Shft-’ (apostrophe) | View > Snapping : Snap to Grid |
| Ctrl-Shft-; (semicolon) | View > Snapping : Snap to Guides |
| Ctrl-Shft-/ (slash | View > Snapping : Snap to Objects |
| , (comma) | Control : Step Backward One Frame |
| . (period) | Control : Step Forward One Frame |
| Ctrl-Enter | Control : Test Movie |
| Ctrl-Alt-T | Window : Timeline (Show/Hide) |
| Ctrl-Alt-Shft-L | Modify > Arrange : Unlock All (locked groups) |
Enjoy!
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invecenof said,
Wrote on November 30, 2007 @ 8:44 pm
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