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1. Show PowerPoint Presentation with Shortcuts
F5Start the presentation from the beginning.
N, Enter, Page Down, Arrow Right, Arrow down, /SpacePerform the next animation or advance to the next slide.
P, Page Up, Arrow Left, Arrow Up, /BackspacePerform the previous animation or return to the previous slide.
Slide Number +EnterGo to slide number.
B/.Display a blank black slide, or return to the presentation from a blank black slide.
W/,Display a blank white slide, or return to the presentation from a blank white slide.
SStop or restart an automatic presentation.
Esc/-End a presentation.
EErase on-screen annotations.
HGo to the next slide, if the next slide is hidden.
TSet new timings while rehearsing.
OUse original timings while rehearsing.
MUse a mouse click to advance while rehearsing.
1+EnterReturn to the first slide.
Ctrl+PRedisplay hidden pointer or change the pointer to a pen.
Ctrl+ARedisplay hidden pointer or change the pointer to an arrow.
Ctrl+HHide the pointer and navigation button immediately.
Ctrl+UHide the pointer and navigation button in 15 seconds.
Shift+F10Display the shortcut menu.
TabGo to the first or next hyperlink on a slide.
Shift+TabGo to the last or previous hyperlink on a slide.
enter while a hyperlink is selectedPerform the "mouse click" behavior of the selected hyperlink.

minus2. Work with Text and Objects
Alt+Shift+Arrow LeftPromote a paragraph.
Alt+Shift+Arrow RightDemote a paragraph.
Alt+Shift+Arrow UpMove selected paragraphs up.
Alt+Shift+Arrow DownMove selected paragraphs down.
Alt+Shift+1Show heading level 1.
Alt+Shift+[+]Expand text below a heading.
Alt+Shift+-Collapse text below a heading.
Shift+Arrow RightSelect one character to the right.
Shift+Arrow LeftSelect one character to the left.
Ctrl+Shift+Arrow RightSelect to the end of a word.
Ctrl+Shift+Arrow LeftSelect to the beginning of a word.
Shift+Arrow UpSelect one line up.
Shift+Arrow DownSelect one line down.
EscSelect an object (with text selected inside the object).
Tab/Shift+tab until the object you want is selectedSelect an object (with an object selected).
EnterSelect text within an object (with an object selected).
Ctrl+a (on the Slides tab)Select all objects.
Ctrl+a (in the Slide Sorter view)Select all slides.
Ctrl+a (On the Outline tab)Select all text.
BackspaceDelete one character to the left.
Ctrl+BackspaceDelete one word to the left.
DeleteDelete one character to the right.
Ctrl+DeleteDelete one word to the right.
Ctrl+XCut selected object.
Ctrl+CCopy selected object.
Ctrl+VPaste cut or copied object.
Ctrl+ZUndo the last action.
Ctrl+YRedo the last action.
Ctrl+Shift+CCopy formatting only.
Ctrl+Shift+VPaste formatting only.
Ctrl+Alt+VPaste special.




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