Per default, all single-key shortcuts are disabled. Enable them in Edit -> Preferences -> General (on the left) -> "Use single-key accelerators to access tools" (first option)
1 Select Tools
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| h | Use hand tool |
| v | Use select tool |
| g | Use snapshot tool |
2 Zoom Features
| ctrl++ / ctrl+- | Zoom in / zoom out (or ctrl + mouse scroll) |
| ctrl+0 | Zoom to fit page |
| ctrl+1 | Zoom to 100% |
| ctrl+2 / ctrl+3 | Zoom to fit width / zoom to fit visible |
| ctrl+4 | Reflow document. May makes it easier to read |
| ctrl+y | Zoom to specific Magnification |
3 Navigation
| arrow down / arrow up | Scroll down / scroll up |
| page down / page up | Jump one screen down / one screen up |
| home / end | Jump to beginning/ jump to end of document |
| ctrl+page down / ctrl+page up | Jump one page down / one page up |
| alt+left arrow / alt+right arrow | Jump to previously visited page / next page or view |
| ctrl+shift+n | Goto page number specified |
| ctrl+shift+h | Turn automatic scrolling on or off. Use arrow up / arrow down to control speed and direction |
4 Change View
| ctrl+shift++ | Rotate page clockwise |
| ctrl+shift+- | Rotate page counter-clockwise |
| ctrl+h | Turn Reading Mode on or off (hide toolbar and menu bar) |
| ctrl+l | Turn Full Screen Mode on or off |
| f4 | Show/hide Navigation Pane |
| f8 | Show/hide Toolbar |
| f9 | Show/hide Menu (file, edit, etc.) |
5 Find and Select
| ctrl+f | Find box (use f6 to jump between window elements to get back to document) |
| f3 / shift+f3 | Find next / find previous (alternative is ctrl+g / ctrl+shift+g) |
| ctrl+a | Select all |
| ctrl+shift+a | De-select all |
6 Acrobat Features
| ctrl+d | Document properties |
| ctrl+shift+s | Save a copy |
| ctrl+p | Print Page menu |
| ctrl+o | Open File |
| ctrl+w | Close current document |
| ctrl+q | Exit (close all documents) |
1 comments:
Do you know what is the shortcut for highlighting text? In all other versions of Adobe, it's "U", but I don't see it there...
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