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Tools V Selection Tool H Hand Tool Z Zoom Tool 1 Orbit Camera Tool (Shift–1 toggles between them) 2 Pan Camera Tool (Shift–2 toggles between them) 3 Dolly Camera Tool (Shift–3 toggles between them) W Rotate Tool Y Pan Behind (Anchor Point) Tool Q Rectangle Tool (press again to toggle to other shapes) G Pen Tool Cmd–T Type Tool Cmd–B Toggle through the Brush, Clone Stamp, & Eraser Tools Opt–W Roto Brush Tools (press again to toggle between tools) Cmd–P Puppet Pin Tools (press again to toggle between tools) Keyboard ShortCuts with Tools Center Anchor Point Hold Cmd & Double Click on Pan Behind Tool Create Shape/Mask at Comp Size Double Click the Shape Tool Temporarily Toggle to a Tool Hold Keyboard Command for that Tool General Create New Project Cmd–Opt–N Create New Composition Cmd–N Edit Composition Settings Cmd–K Open Preferences (Settings) Cmd–Opt–Semicolon(;) Import Cmd–I Add to Media Encoder Queue Cmd–Opt–M Add to Render Queue Cmd–Ctrl–M Zoom Zoom In Period(.) or Cmd–Plus(+) Zoom Out Comma(,) or Cmd–Minus(–) Zoom to 100% Slash(/) Fit Shift–/ Fit Up To 100% (or 200%) Opt–/ Temporarily Toggle to Zoom Tool Hold Z Interface & Viewing Options Make the panel under your cursor fill the window Tilde (~) Scroll Around Canvas (Hand tool) Hold H (or Spacebar) & Drag Show/Hide Rulers Cmd–R Show/Hide Document Grid Cmd–Apostrophe(’) Show/Hide Guides Cmd–Semicolon(;) Lock/Unlock All Guides Cmd–Opt–Shift–Semicolon(;) Type Select All Cmd–A Select From Cursor to End of Text Cmd–Shift–End Select From Cursor to Beginning of Text Cmd–Shift–Home Start Editing Selected Text Double–click text layer Stop Editing Selected Text Cmd–Return Increase Font Size Cmd–Shift–> Decrease Font Size Cmd–Shift– Increase Leading Opt–Down Arrow Decrease Leading Opt–Up Arrow Increase Tracking/Kerning Opt–Right Arrow Decrease Tracking/Kerning Opt–Left Arrow Baseline Shift Up Opt–Shift–Up Arrow Baseline Shift Down Opt–Shift–Down Arrow Text Align Left Cmd–Shift–L Text Align Center Cmd–Shift–C Text Align Right Cmd–Shift–R Revealing PRoperties in the Timeline All Keyframes U Changed Properties UU Position P Anchor Point A Rotation R Opacity T Scale S Effects E Expressions EE Mask Path M All Mask Properties MM Audio Levels L Audio Waveform LL Working with Layers the Timeline Move

Other code that manipulates the content of your page without needing to see the result.InspectThe Inspect option executes the code just like the Run option; however, after the code returns, an object inspector is opened to let you examine the returned value.For example, if you enter the code:windowThen choose Inspect, the object inspector is shown that looks something like this:DisplayThe Display option executes the selected code, then inserts the result directly into your Scratchpad editor window as a comment, so you can use it as a REPL.Reload And RunThe Reload And Run option is only available in the Execute menu. It first reloads the page, then executes the code when the page's "load" event fires. This is useful for running the code in a pristine environment.Running Scratchpad in the browser contextYou can run Scratchpad in the context of the browser as a whole rather than a specific web page. This is useful if you are working on Firefox itself or developing add-ons. To do this check "Enable chrome and add-on debugging" in the Developer Tool Settings. Once you've done this, the Environment menu has a Browser option; once that's selected, your scope is the entire browser rather than just the page content, as you will see from examining some globals:window/*[object ChromeWindow]*/gBrowser/*[object XULElement]*/The Scratchpad execution context is set to browser when a snippet file has // -sp-context: browser on the first line.Keyboard shortcutsCommand Windows OS X Linux Open the Scratchpad Shift + F4 Shift + F4 Shift + F4 Run Scratchpad code Ctrl + R Cmd + R Ctrl + R Run Scratchpad code, display the result in the object inspector Ctrl + I Cmd + I Ctrl + I Run Scratchpad code, insert the result as a comment Ctrl + L Cmd + L Ctrl + L Re-evaluate current function Ctrl + E Cmd + E Ctrl + E Reload the current page, then run Scratchpad code Ctrl + Shift + R Cmd + Shift + R Ctrl + Shift + R Save the pad Ctrl + S Cmd + S Ctrl + S Open an existing pad Ctrl + O Cmd + O Ctrl + O Create a new pad Ctrl + N Cmd + N Ctrl + N Close Scratchpad Ctrl + W Cmd + W Ctrl + W Pretty print the code in Scratchpad Ctrl + P Cmd + P Ctrl + P Show autocomplete suggestions Ctrl + Space Ctrl + Space Ctrl + Space Show inline documentation Ctrl + Shift + Space Ctrl + Shift + Space Ctrl + Shift + Space Source editor shortcutsThis table lists the default shortcuts for the source editor.In the Editor Preferences section of the developer tools settings, you can choose

Ctrl-Down ArrowCtrl-Down Arrow Pan display 1/4 screen up Ctrl-Left Arrow Ctrl-Left Arrow Pan display 1/4 screen left Ctrl-Right Arrow Ctrl-Right Arrow Pan display 1/4 screen right Ctrl-Up Arrow Ctrl-Up Arrow Pan display 1/4 screen down End End Go to last document or page Home Home Go to first document or page Page Down Page Down Go to next document or page Page Up Page Up Go to previous document or page Ctrl-Shift-Spacebar Cmd-Shift-Spacebar Temporarily shift to pan (hand) mode Ctrl-'+' (plus) Ctrl-'+' (plus) or Cmd-'+' (plus) Zoom in Ctrl-Shift-'+' (plus) Ctrl-Shift-'+' (plus) Rotate view 90 degrees clockwise Ctrl-'-' (minus) Ctrl-'-' (minus) or Cmd-'-' (minus) Zoom out Ctrl-Shift-'-' (minus) Ctrl-Shift-'-' (minus) Rotate view 90 degrees counter clockwise Ctrl-0 Ctrl-0 or Cmd-0 Select all channels Ctrl-1 to Ctrl-9 Ctrl-1 to Ctrl-9, or Cmd-1 to Cmd-9 Select channel 1 to 9 Ctrl-Shift-0 to Ctrl-Shift-9 Ctrl-Shift-0 to Ctrl-Shift-9, or Cmd-Shift-0 to Cmd-Shift-9 Select channel 10 to 19 Ctrl-A Ctrl-A or Cmd-A Select all Ctrl-D Ctrl-D or Cmd-D Clear selection Ctrl-H Ctrl-H Toggle overprint highlight on/off Ctrl-L Ctrl-L Auto align Ctrl-M Ctrl-M Mirror view Ctrl-N Ctrl-N Toggle between channels showing them one at a time Ctrl-O Ctrl-O or Cmd-O Open file Ctrl-Shift-O Ctrl-Shift-O Add file Ctrl-R Ctrl-R Toggle seamless view bounding lines on/off Ctrl-S Ctrl-S Toggle between current and previous view (in difference view mode) Ctrl-U Ctrl-U Toggle current size units Ctrl-Shift-U Ctrl-Shift-U Toggle current resolution and screen ruling units F1 F1 Show help pages F5 F5 Zoom in F6 F6 Zoom out F7 F7 Temporarily shift to pan (hand) tool. Return to previous tool after one zoom operation F8 F8 Temporarily shift to zoom tool. Return to previous tool after one pan operation F9 F9 Zoom to fit image in current view

“There is a full list of short cuts here and I have pulled together my three most used shortcuts.” --> --> -->I love keyboard shortcuts. I work in R studio and using keyboard shortcuts has saved me a lot of time. There is a full list of short cuts and I have pulled together my three most used shortcuts.Ctrl+enter or cmd+enter (Mac) will run the command where the cursor is and then move the cursor down. This is perfect for when you want to run your code line by line.Ctrl+shift+m or cmd+shift+m (Mac) will insert a pipe (if you don’t already use pipes then you can learn more in R for Data Science.Ctrl+shift+F10 or cmd+shift+F10 (Mac) will restart your R session. It unloads your packages but leaves the elements in your environment untouched. I use this a lot when I am jumping between scripts to minimise conflicts between packages. Back to topReuse

Layer Up Cmd–] Move Layer Down Cmd–[ Move Layer to Top Cmd–Shift–] Move Layer to Bottom Cmd–Shift–[ Move Layer In to Playhead [ Move Layer Out to Playhead ] Trim Layer In to Playhead Opt–[ Trim Layer Out to Playhead Opt–] Lock Layer Cmd–L Unlock All Layers Cmd–Shift–L Center Anchor Point Cmd–Opt–Home Center Layer in View Cmd–Home Jump Playhead to Layer In Point I Jump Playhead to Layer Out Point O Working with Keyframes Jump To Next Keyframe K Jump To Previous Keyframe J Add Easy Ease F9 Add Easy Ease In Shift–F9 Add Easy Ease Out Cmd–Shift–F9 Remove Easing Cmd–Click the Keyframe Add Expression Opt–Click the Stopwatch Move Selected Keyframe Forward 1 Frame Opt–Right Arrow Move Selected Keyframe Back 1 Frame Opt–Left Arrow Move Selected Keyframe Forward 10 Frame Shift–Opt–Right Arrow Move Selected Keyframe Back 10 Frame Shift–Opt–Left Arrow Create Position Keyframe Opt–P Create Anchor Point Keyframe Opt–A Create Rotation Keyframe Opt–R Create Opacity Keyframe Opt–T Create Scale Keyframe Opt–S Duplicating & Transforming Layers Duplicate Cmd–D Scale Proportionately Shift–Drag Constrain Rotation to 45° Shift–Drag with Rotate Tool Resize from Center Option–Drag Timeline Preview 1 (options are set in the Preview panel) Spacebar Preview 2 (options are set in the Preview panel) Shift–Spacebar Move playhead backward/forward 1 frame in Timeline Page Up/Down Move playhead backward/forward 10 frames Shift–Page Up/Down Set beginning or end of work area to playhead position B or N Toggle Zoom to Fit Entire Timeline Shift–Semicolon(;)