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Shortcut keys are really useful; they are keys that you press on your keyboard instead of using the mouse.
Often you might find it easier and quicker to use these shortcut keys instead of taking your hand away from the keyboard and fiddling with the mouse.
For example instead of clicking with your mouse to launch a new browser window, try using Ctrl + N instead.
Viewing and Exploring Web Pages Shortcuts
| Press |
To do this |
| F1 |
Displays Netscape Help |
| Ctrl + R |
Reloads the current web page |
| ESC |
Stops downloading a page |
| Ctrl + N |
Opens a new browser window |
| ALT + RIGHT ARROW |
Goes to the next page |
| ALT + LEFT ARROW |
Goes to the previous page |
| TAB |
Moves forward through the items on a web page, the Address bar, and the Links bar |
| SHIFT + TAB |
Moves back through the items on a web page and the Location bar |
Using the Location Tool Bar Shortcuts
| Press |
To do this |
| Ctrl + D |
Adds a bookmark |
| Ctrl + B |
Edits bookmark |
| Ctrl + H |
Displays your history |
Address Book Shortcuts
| Press |
To do this |
| Ctrl + SHIFT + 2 |
Opens your address book |
| Ctrl + M |
New Message |
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