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USING INDESIGN CS4

Keyboard shortcuts

See also

Use keyboard shortcut sets

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Keys for the Control panel

This table isn’t a complete list of keyboard shortcuts. It lists only those shortcuts that aren’t displayed in menu
commands or tool tips.

Select range of styles, layers, links, swatches,
or library objects in a panel

Shift-click

Shift-click

Select nonadjacent styles, layers, links,
swatches, or library objects in a panel

Ctrl-click

Command-click

Apply value and select next value

Tab

Tab

Move focus to selected object, text, or
window

Esc

Esc

Show/Hide all panels, Toolbox, and Control
panel (with no insertion point)

Tab

Tab

Show/Hide all panels except the Toolbox and
Control panel (docked or not)

Shift+Tab

Shift+Tab

Open or close all stashed panels

Ctrl+Alt+Tab

Command+Option+Tab

Stash a panel group

Alt+drag any panel tab (in the group) to edge
of screen

Option+drag any panel tab (in the group) to
edge of window

Select item by name

Alt+Ctrl-click in list, and then use keyboard to
select item by name

Option+Command-click in list and then use
keyboard to select item by name

Open the Drop Shadow panel

Alt+Ctrl+M

Command+Option+M

Result

Windows

Mac

OS

Toggle focus to/from Control panel

Ctrl+6

Command+6

Toggle Character/Paragraph text attributes
mode

Ctrl+Alt+7

Command+Option+7

Change reference point when proxy has
focus

Any key on the numeric keypad or keyboard
numbers

Any key on the numeric keypad or keyboard
numbers

Display the pop-up menu that has focus

Alt+Down Arrow

Open Units & Increments Preferences

Alt-click Kerning icon

Option-click Kerning icon

Open the Text Frame Options dialog box

Alt-click Number Of Columns icon

Option-click Number of Columns icon

Open the Move dialog box

Alt-click X or Y icon

Option-click X or Y icon

Open the Rotate dialog box

Alt-click Angle icon

Option-click Angle icon

Open the Scale dialog box

Alt-click X or Y Scale icon

Option-click X or Y Scale icon

Open the Shear dialog box

Alt-click Shear icon

Option-click Shear icon

Open Text Preferences

Alt-click Superscript, Subscript, or Small Caps
button

Option-click Superscript, Subscript, or Small
Caps button

Result

Windows

Mac

OS

Updated 18 June 2009