Applications use key combinations as shortcuts to help you work faster. Many shortcuts are common to all Mac OS X applications, such as Command-S for Save, and Command-P for Print. You can use these keyboard shortcuts as well as VoiceOver's key commands to control actions on your computer. VoiceOver commands always include the Control and Option keys.

When you use VoiceOver to navigate menus, you hear the keyboard shortcut, if there is one, after the name of the menu command. For example, in the File menu, "New, Command N" means that you can use the keyboard shortcut Command-N to create a new file.

Click the link below to find out more about VoiceOver commands. Click the Keyboard & Mouse preferences link to learn many common keyboard shortcuts available in Mac OS X.

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