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What are the functions of the F1 and F12 keys Commonly known as function keys on a computer keyboard, F1 through F12 may have a variety of different uses or no use at all. The operating system installed on the computer and the software program that is currently open dictates how each of these keys operate. A program is capable of not only using each of the function keys, but also combining the function keys with the Alt or Ctrl key. For example, Microsoft Windows users can press Alt + F4 to close the currently active program.   Note : Some keyboards' F1-F12 keys include additional functionality when used in combination with the Fn key, which is usually located near Ctrl. For example, if the F11 key has a blue "Stop" sign under it, pressing Fn + F11 will stop the music you're listening too. The additional functions available with the use of the Fn key will differ depending on the brand of keyboard being used. Please check your computer's docum

Keyboard Shortcut Dictionary and Glossary General Editing Applications     CTRL+A – Select All text or all objects     CTRL+B – Bold the currently selected text     CTRL+C – Copy the currently selected text or object     CTRL+D – Add the current site to favorites, open fonts dialog in text     applications     CTRL+E – Centers the currently selected text     CTRL+F – Opens the Find window to search or find text, Forward email     CTRL+G – Open the Goto window to go to a line of text or a section     CTRL+H – Opens the Replace window allowing you to search and replace, Hide tools     CTRL+I – Italicize the currently selected text     CTRL+J – Justify the currently selected text     CTRL+K – Creates a hyperlink using the currently selected text     CTRL+L – Left justified the currently selected text     CTRL+M – Increases the indenting in the current text (similar to tab)     CTRL+N – Creates a new document     CTRL+O – Allows you to open