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Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.appfarm.io/reference/appfarm-create/keyboard-shortcuts.md). # Keyboard shortcuts Appfarm Create supports contextual keyboard shortcuts so that you can quickly navigate and execute common operations. ## Usage Discover the shortcuts available on a given a page by pressing the `F1` key or selecting **Keyboard shortcuts** from the [Help menu](https://docs.appfarm.io/reference/appfarm-create/pages/DstCxzCn4cshCWR2dQmK#id-10.-help-menu). | Shortcut | Action | Context | | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `F1` | Show available keyboard shortcuts. | Everywhere. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `K` | Launch [Appfarm Commander](/reference/appfarm-create/appfarm-commander.md). | Everywhere. | | `Option/Alt` + `1, 2, …5` | Switch to a specific tab. | Sections with tabs in the toolbar, for example inside an app or service, or Permissions. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `B` | Toggle the main menu (collapse or expand). | Everywhere. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `E` | Edit description of selected action node. | Action nodes in the action editor. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `D` | Duplicate the selected element. | UI components, data sources, runtime properties and app variables, actions and action nodes and more. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `C` | Copy the selected element to the clipboard. | UI components, runtime properties and app variables, actions and action nodes. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `V` | Paste a copied element from the clipboard. | UI components, runtime properties and app variables, actions and action nodes. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `X` | Cut the selected element and add it to the clipboard | UI components, runtime properties and app variables, actions and action nodes. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `R` | Rename the selected element. | UI components, data sources, actions | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `Z` | Undo the most recent operation. | See [Undo/Redo](/reference/appfarm-create/undo-redo.md). | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `/` | Enable/Disable selected action node. | Action nodes in the action editor. | | `Cmd/Ctrl` + `Shift` +`Z` | Redo the most recent operation that was undone. | See [Undo/Redo](/reference/appfarm-create/undo-redo.md). | | `Cmd + Backspace` / `Delete` | Delete the selected element. | UI components, runtime properties and app variables, actions and action nodes. | | `Up` / `Down` | Move focus to the previous or next item. 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