1. Why use shortcuts
   1. Get things done faster
   2. Focus better on your work
   3. Save your wrists
2. How to type shortcuts
   1. Hold control keys first
   2. Then type the shortcut key
   3. DON'T type all keys at once
3. Most important shortcuts
   1. Universal
      1. Ctrl-C = Copy
      2. Ctrl-X = Cut
      3. Ctrl-V = Paste
      4. Ctrl-Z = Undo
      5. Ctrl-S = Save
   2. Text Manipulation
      1. Ctrl-arrows = jump by word
      2. Shift-arrows = select text
      3. Home/End = jump to start/end of line
      4. Ctrl-Home/End = jump to start/end of doc
   3. Windows
      1. Alt-Tab = Switch between open windows
      2. Win-D = Show desktop
      3. F2 = Rename file
      4. Win-Arrows = Resize/move windows on screen
4. How to learn shortcuts
   1. Shortcut = first letter
   2. Force yourself to type - Unplug the mouse
   3. Look under menus and in settings
   4. Google "Shortcuts for..."
   5. Productivity and Accessibility Cue Cards
   6. Memrise Cards