Windows hotkeys—when you press two or more keys at once to tell your computer to do something specific—are your, well, key to saving time when you’re at your computer. Once you have them memorized, ...

We love keyboard shortcuts and we love Gmail. This minimalistic Gmail cheat sheet brings the two together, visually highlighting the shortcuts that will help you use Gmail faster and easier. Of course ...

Save some time (while wasting time) on Facebook with handy keyboard shortcuts for quickly getting around the social networking site, finding conversations, and composing messages. This Facebook Cheat ...

One of the iPad’s handiest features is its keyboard-shortcut cheatsheet. Whenever you have a USB or Bluetooth keyboard attached to your iPad, just hold down the Command key and wait for a second. An ...

I know a handful of keyboard shortcuts that I use all the time — but there are plenty more that I don't know off the top of my head that it would probably behoove me to learn at some point. Luckily, ...

First, the bad news: When I’m using even a relatively simple application like TextEdit, there are over 75 possible keyboard shortcuts I could press. I’m including here not just menu commands belonging ...

Keyboard shortcuts—such as Command-C for Copy—have long been a quick and easy way to access common application actions. But how do you learn those shortcuts? I’ve long been a fan of KeyCue, a handy ...

Claim your complimentary free cheat sheet, before the offer expires. MakeUseOf has authored a collection of cheat sheets that you can keep handy to use your computer more effectively. Quicken your ...

Vim, a powerful and versatile text editor, is a favorite among developers and sysadmins due to its extensive set of keyboard shortcuts that enhance productivity. Mastering these shortcuts can ...

Your fingers may have to learn some new habits. A number of common keyboard shortcuts changed between Entourage 2008 and Outlook 2011, and some even took on the opposite meaning! First, the good news: ...

We all like to take shortcuts, or at least we do as long as they work and don’t surprise us. People often create Macros (a selection of keys that are stored in memory and triggered remotely) that can ...