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Acrobat Reader shortcut keys

List Of ShortCut Keys :

Function keys Action

F1 Use to give the help of any windows panel

F3 Use to Find next search result

F5 Apply to select the document list panel

F6 Use to open/close the document list panel

F8 use to view/close main tools bar list

F9 use to view/close main menu bar

F10 Use to select the main menu bar

Ctrl+F4 Use to close the current file

Ctrl+F6 Move through next open document

Ctrl+Shift+F6 Move back to open document

Shift+F3 Use to Find previous search result

Shift+F6 Select the previous open page

Shift+F8 Use to select main tools bar list

Shift+F10 Press keys to open context menu

Ctrl+Spacebar Temporarily select Zoom In tool

Shift Temporarily select Dynamic Zoom tool (when Zoom In or Zoom Out is selected)

Shift+u cycle through highlighting tools: Highlighter, Cross-Out Text, Underline Text

U select the current highlighting tool

K select Stamp Tool

Tab move focus to comment

SpaceBar open pop-up window for comment that has focus

S select Note Tool

J Attach File Tool

Page Up go to the previous screen

Page Down go to the next screen

Home go to the first page Shift+Ctrl+Page Up go to the first page Shift+Ctrl+Up Arrow go to the first page

End go to the last page Shift+Ctrl+Page Down go to the last page Shift+Ctrl+Down Arrow go to the last page

Up Arrow scroll up

Down Arrow scroll down

SpaceBar scroll (when Hand Tool is selected)

Ctrl + zoom in

Ctrl - Zoom Out

Ctrl+SpaceBAr zoom in temporarily

ALT then Ctrl +Tab move focus to the toolbar area

Ctrl+E open Properties Bar

Shift+Ctrl+w close all windows

Shift + expand the current bookmark

Shift * to expand all bookmarks

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