Storyline 2: Using Keyboard Shortcuts

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Here's a list of keyboard shortcuts to help you work even faster in Storyline 2:

Key(s)

Function

F1Help
F2Select all text within a shape after its bounding box has been clicked
F3Switch to Slide View
F4Switch to Slide Master View
F5Switch to Feedback Master View
F7Spell check
F10Publish
F12Preview entire project
Shift+F9Show/hide gridlines
Shift+F12Preview current scene
Shift+dragIf moving an object, movement is constrained to straight lines. If resizing an object, size maintains aspect ratio.
Alt+dragMove or resize an object with tighter control in one-pixel increments
Ctrl+dragIf moving an object, a copy of the object will be created in the new location. If resizing an object, it will be proportionally resized from opposite directions simultaneously.
Ctrl+ASelect all
Ctrl+BBold
Ctrl+CCopy
Ctrl+DDuplicate object
Ctrl+ECenter align text
Ctrl+FFind
Ctrl+GGroup objects
Ctrl+IItalicize
Ctrl+JInsert picture
Ctrl+KInsert hyperlink or trigger
Ctrl+LLeft align text
Ctrl+MInsert slide
Ctrl+NNew project
Ctrl+OOpen project
Ctrl+PPublish to a Microsoft Word document
Ctrl+RRight align text
Ctrl+SSave project
Ctrl+TInsert text box
Ctrl+UUnderline
Ctrl+VPaste
Ctrl+WClose the active tab in Slide View
Ctrl+XCut
Ctrl+YRedo
Ctrl+ZUndo
Ctrl+EnterOpen Format Shape or Format Picture window
Ctrl+F12Preview current slide
Ctrl+Mouse WheelZoom in/out
Ctrl+ArrowMove selected object one pixel in the direction of the arrow
Ctrl+=Change selected text to subscript
Ctrl+Shift+CCopy object formatting
Ctrl+Shift+GUngroup objects
Ctrl+Shift+VPaste object formatting
Ctrl+Shift+EnterOpen Size and Position window
Ctrl+Shift+ArrowResize the selected object by one pixel (up/down arrows increase/decrease the object height; right/left arrows increase/decrease the object width)
Ctrl+Shift+=Change selected text to superscript
Ctrl+Shift+>Increase font size
Ctrl+Shift+<Decrease font size
CAdds a cue point if you press the key while playing the slide from the timeline
SpacebarPauses/plays the timeline after you click the play button on the timeline

Creating Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts

Create your own keyboard shortcuts by adding features you use frequently to the Quick Access Toolbar. Just right-click the button for any Storyline feature, then select Add to Quick Access Toolbar.

To launch any of the buttons on the Quick Access Toolbar via a keyboard shortcut, press and hold the Alt key on your keyboard and press the number key that matches the button you want to launch. For example, the first button on the Quick Access Toolbar is "1," the second button is "2," etc.