Sometimes more than one keyboard shortcut can be use in rapid succession to perform an action. Here are some examples of combining keyboard shortcuts to perform various tasks and increase your productivity.
Comments: 6 Responses to “Multi-Step Keyboard Shortcuts You Should Know”
Roy Whelden
5 months ago
Amazing and useful!
Ken Nellis
5 months ago
When creating the new keyboard shortcut, I was surprised it matched on 3 dots that you entered rather than the ellipsis (…) (entered with Option-semicolon). Maybe it translates automatically?
Gerry
5 months ago
I love the double command-P to Save as PDF. Been using it for years. PDF super power!!
Amazing and useful!
When creating the new keyboard shortcut, I was surprised it matched on 3 dots that you entered rather than the ellipsis (…) (entered with Option-semicolon). Maybe it translates automatically?
I love the double command-P to Save as PDF. Been using it for years. PDF super power!!
Ken: Yes, it takes either in order to avoid confusion.
Really helpful video. I will definitely use the Command-P keyboard shortcuts for saving and opening documents in Preview. Saves a lot of time.
That's a really useful tutorial. The command-P shortcut is now in use. Thanks Gary.