First, copy attributes as explained in preceding shortcut.

Opens Paragraph option of Format Text dialog box Switch between open PowerPoint presentations – previously opened ones after recently opened ones Switch between open PowerPoint presentations – recently opened ones after previously opened ones Hide pointer and navigation in Slide Show view Save (for presentations saved at least once) Insert New Slide ( Normal and Slide Sorter views) Select all slides ( Slides tab and Slide Sorter view)Ĭhanges the pointer to an arrow ( Slide Show view)ĭuplicate slides ( Slide Sorter view, and in Slides pane within Normal view)ĭuplicate selected Layout or selected Slide Master ( Slide Master view)Ĭenter align selected text ( Normal view) If you would like to move the cursor and the screen both then you will need to use the Option Keys + Page Up or Page Down or (Option Key + Fn + Up Arrow/Down Arrow).PowerPoint Keyboard Shortcuts: 2011 for Mac Command Shortcuts On a Mac, when you hit the page up or page down keys, (fn + down arrow or fn + up arrow), it will only move the screen, not the cursor. the viewport will move the screen and the cursor. On Windows and Linux systems, when you use the Page Up or Page Down keys in a non-editing view port, the window will scroll up or down by a screen BUT when you use the keys in an editable viewport, such as (word, text editors) etc. However, the behavior of these keys are not the same as Windows. On other mac keyboards, you will need to use the Fn Key + the up/down arrow keys to achieve this functionality. On Full Mac Keyboards, You will have the page up/page down keys. Page Up and Page Down keys saves time, and are very handy when you’re reading, editing or doing document related tasks with a lot of pages – These keys allows you to quickly jump to next/prev pages. On a Windows computer, all keyboards come with the page up/page down keys, they are either separate keys or comes built into the Fn (Function) keys.

Mac page down shortcut