Kingsoft office keyboard shortcuts -keyboard shortcuts for Kingsoft office

Release Date: 04-10-12

Kingsoft Office 2012 provides a large number of shortcuts to help you execute orders quickly and conveniently. This page will introduce all the shortcuts available in Kingsoft Writer, Kingsoft Spreadsheets and Kingsoft Presentation 2012.

Kingsoft Writer keyboard shortcuts

1. System Shortcuts:

The system section outlines those shortcuts that allow you to quickly execute help functions, open task windows, and create new blank documents.

2. Editing Shortcuts:

This part indicates editing shortcuts to help you to easily edit and modify your documents, such as copy, paste, undo, and redo. There is also a shortcut list to help you quickly adjust and statistics document contents, such as word counts, insert a blank field, or insert a page break.

3. Formatting Shortcuts:

This part illustrates formatting shortcut list, which can help you to edit word formatting and adjust the layout of documents. For example, you can change the font, make the text bold or italicised, and increase or decrease the indentations. For further functions, please check the list below:

Kingsoft Spreadsheets keyboard shortcuts

1. System Shortcuts:

As with Writer, this section introduces the system shortcuts available in Spreadsheets. Examples include the ability to speedily execute a help function, the ability to create a new blank workbook, and the ability to switch between workbooks in seconds.

2. Editing Shortcuts:

There are numerous shortcuts that can be used to conveniently process statistics and find data in Spreadsheets.

3. Formatting Shortcuts:

This part indicates some shortcuts to help you to change the cell layout, including growing or shrinking the font size, and increasing or decreasing the indentation, etc.

Kingsoft Presentation keyboard shortcuts

1. System Shortcuts:

As with both Writer and Spreadsheets, this section introduces the system shortcuts available in Presentation; these include the ability to hastily execute a help function, create a new blank slide, or run a presentation, among other features.

2. Editing Shortcuts:

This part introduces the editing shortcuts available in Presentation allow you to quickly edit slides, including the ability to paste, cut, or copy objects in the slide, move forward circularly to select a single object, and more.

3. Formatting Shortcuts:

There are numerous formatting shortcuts to help you to alter both the slide format and layout, including increasing or decreasing the indent.

4. Control Shortcuts during Slide Presentations:

This section introduces the shortcuts useful for controlling slides during a slide show. These shortcuts can facilitate better slide control to help you produce the best presentation possible. Such shortcuts include perform the previous or next animation, return to the previous slide, or end the slide show.