MS Point Shortcut Key's

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 MS Point Complete Shortcut Keys



  1. Ctrl + N = (Create New blank Page)
  2. Ctrl + O = (Open An Existing Picture & Drawing)
  3. Ctrl + S = (save A File And Drawing)
  4. F12 = Rename And Location File
  5. Ctrl + P = (Print Your Drawing In Point)
  6. Ctrl + Z = (Go To Backword Your Last Action)
  7. Ctrl + Y = (Go To Forword Your Last Action)
  8. Ctrl + X = (Cut selected Part Of Picture)
  9. Ctrl + C = (Copy Selected Part Of Picture)
  10. Ctrl + V = (Paste Part Of The picture After Cut And Copy)
  11. ESC = (Cancel Selection And close Dialog Box)
  12. Delete = (Delete Part Of selection)
  13. Ctrl + (NUM) = (Big//Nerease size Eraser)
  14. Ctrl + -(Num) = (small/Decrease size Eraser)
  15. Ctrl + B = (Bold The selected Text)
  16. Ctrl + I = (Italic Selected Text)
  17. Ctrl +U = (underline properties dialog box)
  18. Ctr + E = (open Properties Dialog Box)
  19. Ctrl + W = (open Resize And Skew dialog box)
  20. F1 = (Open Point Help)
  21. F11 = (View Page in Full screen)
  22. Ctrl + R = (show or hide Ruler in point)
  23. Ctrl + G = (Show or hide grindings)
  24. Ctrl + Page up = (Zoom In Drawing Page)
  25. Ctrl + Page Down = (Zoom Out Drowing page)
  26. Left Arrow = (Move The selection Picture Left Side)
  27. Right Arrow = (move The Selection picture Right Side)
  28. Down Arrow = (Move The selection Picture in down)
  29. Alt + F4 = (close point window after save drawing)

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