Press C, Q, X, T or Z. Hold Cmd on a Mac and those five letters copy, quit, cut, open a new tab and undo, all under the left hand. On Windows, Ctrl does four of them and Alt+F4 closes the app.

Keep your hands on the keys and off the mouse

Shortcut Sheets gives you the twenty keys worth learning in each app you use, Mac and Windows side by side, free to search and print. The guides cover the keyboards, desk gear, apps and automations that keep work on the keys.

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Shortcut Sheets

Start with five keys in the app you use most

Twelve free sheets, Mac and Windows side by side, each one page to print and keep by the keyboard.

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#	What it does	Mac	Windows
01	New tab	`Cmd`+`T`	`Ctrl`+`T`
02	Close the tab	`Cmd`+`W`	`Ctrl`+`W`
03	Reopen the tab you just closed	`Cmd`+`Shift`+`T`	`Ctrl`+`Shift`+`T`
04	Jump to the address bar	`Cmd`+`L`	`Ctrl`+`L`
05	Next tab	`Cmd`+`Option`+`→Right`	`Ctrl`+`Tab`

Sections

Start with Shortcuts, for the app you use most. Buying a keyboard? Keyboards, then Desk Setup. Typing the same thing every day? Automation.

escAbout ShortcutsApp by app, task by task, with drills SpreadsheetsFrom the first lookup to the monthly report Mac & WindowsThe OS itself, and switching between the two Productivity AppsJudged by how fast they are from the keyboard tab ⇥KitWhat we’d keep on our own desks AutomationText expanders, macros and remapping TypingTouch typing, speed and accuracy KeyboardsSwitches, sizes and layouts Desk SetupMice, monitors, desks and chairs enter ↵GuidesNewest firstspaceShortcut SheetsTwelve apps, twenty keys each, Mac and Windows side by side. Free to search, and one page each to print.

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Who writes here

Lydia Szabo
Editor and IT trainer
Has taught Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace to office teams for twelve years, and starts every class with the keys.
Felix Okoro
Keyboards and desk setup writer
Has built and modded keyboards for nine years and works from a home desk arranged around a split board.