I'm really enjoying using Affinity Photo (and know there's no photo file management system yet available). My photo library has now become too big for me to remember where things are and I spend a lot of time looking for photos I want to find. Then click on the arrow to the right of that new search box, and the page will advance to the next point at which that keyword appears.Hi, I know this has been discussed before, but I am currently just filing my photos into windows explorer with a date and few words in the file name on what they are and they are stored in the cloud. Type in the keyword you’re looking for, and it will list how many times it appears on the page. It opens a little search bar at the top of the browser window. If you don’t want to wade through the whole page to find what you’re looking for, use the Control-F shortcut. To move one frame up on the page, use Shift and Spacebar Every time you hit it, the web page will scroll down one frame. Sometimes you get to a really long web page, and you want to scroll, but mousing or using the scroll bar on the right side of the browser frame can be tedious. Shortcut # 4: Better than Scrolling – Spacebar To zoom out, use Control and the minus key. To zoom in, hit Control and the plus key (if your keyboard has the + sign on the same key as the = sign, you do not need to hit Shift as well). Want do see some detail on a webpage more clearly? Font too small? No problem. Control-Shift-T reopens the last closed tab. That can be frustrating, particularly if the page you just closed had some crazy, hard-to-remember URL. Sometimes you’re moving so fast online that you accidentally close a tab. Shortcut #2: Reopening a Tab You Just Closed – Control-Shift-T Why? Because Control-Tab lets you fly through all your tabs. If you need to move between multiple web pages, working in multiple tabs is faster than multiple windows.

Shortcut # 1: Move Quickly Between Tabs – Control-Tab

(Note: while these tricks work in all browsers, on a Mac, you may need to use the Command key instead of Control. So here are my top five shortcuts that work in all the major browsers: Internet Explorer, Safari, Chrome and Firefox.

Productivity experts say that keyboard shortcuts are 60% faster than using a mouse.

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