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# Keyboard shortcuts

# Default shortcuts

## Opening, closing, saving and printing

Open a document. | CtrlO
Open a copy of the current document. | CtrlN
Save a copy of the current document with a new file name. | CtrlS
Print the current document. | CtrlP
Close the current document window. | CtrlW
Reload the document (effectively closes and re-opens the document). | CtrlR

## Moving around the document

Move up/down a page. | Arrow keys
Move up/down a page several lines at a time. | Page Up / Page Down
Go to the previous/next page. | CtrlPage Up / CtrlPage Down
Go to page number. | CtrlL followed by the page number and Enter
Go to the beginning of a page (beginning of the document if View Continuous is selected). | Home
Go to the end of a page (end of the document if ViewContinuous is selected). | End
Go to the beginning of the document. | CtrlHome
Go to the end of the document. | CtrlEnd

## Selecting and copying text

Copy highlighted text. | CtrlC
Select all the text in a document. | CtrlA

## Finding text

Show the toolbar that lets you search for words in the document. The search box is automatically highlighted when you press this, and the search will start as soon as you type some text. | CtrlF
Go to the next search result. | CtrlG
Go to the previous search result. | CtrlShiftG

## Rotating and zooming

Rotate the pages 90 degrees counter-clockwise. | CtrlLeft arrow
Rotate the pages 90 degrees clockwise. | CtrlRight arrow
Zoom in. | Ctrl+
Zoom out. | Ctrl-

# Create your own custom shortcuts

Enable the /desktop/gnome/interface/can_change_accels flag in gconf:

Press AltF2. The Run Application dialogue opens.

In the textbox, type 'gconf-editor'.

In the Configuration Editor select desktopgnomeinterface.

Check the value box for can_change_accels in the right side of the window.

You can add/change the shortcut as follows:

Open the document viewer.

Hover the pointer over the menu item you want to change/create the shortcut for.

Enter the shortcut you want on the keyboard, e.g. CtrlShiftT.

Close the document viewer.

Repeat steps 1-3.

Uncheck the value box for can_change_accels in the right side of the window.

The next time the document viewer launches, your custom shortcut key will be preserved.

Note that this also works for many other Gnome applications as well.