We have discussed several Excel Tips and Shortcuts so far. Here comes the first post on Microsoft PowerPoint Shortcuts. I hope you would find them useful.
| Purpose/Action | Key Sequence |
| Insert a new slide | [CTRL]+[M] |
| Start a slide show | [F5] |
| Apply superscript formatting | [CTRL] + [PLUS SIGN (+)] |
| Apply subscript formatting | [CTRL]+ [EQUAL SIGN (=)] |
| Bold | [CTRL]+[B] |
| Capitalize | [SHIFT]+[F3] |
| Copy | [CTRL]+[C] |
| Delete a word | [CTRL]+[BACKSPACE] |
| Demote a paragraph | [ALT]+[SHIFT]+[RIGHT ARROW] |
| Find | [CTRL]+[F] |
| Insert a hyperlink | [CTRL]+[K] |
| Italicize | [CTRL]+[I] |
| Make a duplicate of the current slide | [CTRL]+[D] |
| Open | [CTRL]+[O] |
| Open the Font dialog box | [CTRL]+[T] |
| Paste | [CTRL]+[V] |
| [CTRL]+[P] | |
| Promote a paragraph | [ALT]+[SHIFT]+[LEFT ARROW] |
| Repeat your last action | [F4] or [CTRL]+[Y] |
| Save | [CTRL]+[S] |
| Select all | [CTRL]+[A] |
| Switch to the next pane (clockwise) | [F6] |
| Switch to the previous pane | [SHIFT]+[F6] |
| Undo | [CTRL]+[Z] |
| View guides | [CTRL]+[G] |
I hope you found the post useful and thank you for reading.
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