Merry Christmas~

Tony

I’ve always used command (or control for you PC users ) and the = (+ except no need to hold shift) to zoom in and if you have something selected like a text or picture box, it will zoom into that object, command (or control) and the – to zoom out. Command 0 will zoom all the way out, command 1 will take you to 100% & command 2 will take you to 200%.

If you double click on a text box with the move tool, it will automatically switch to the type tool.

I also like to use the command and arrow keys to navigate between woods & paragraphs & by adding the shift key, you can select words or paragraphs. For example, if you had a head, subhead & bodycopy all in the same text box, if your cursor were at the very beginning (I often use select all, then simply the left arrow key to get there), you could use command & the down arrow to navigate to your body copy, then command shift & the down arrow key to select paragraphs. If you’ve accidently selected a paragraph you didn’t intend to, simply command shift & the up arrow key to deselect.

I hope that wasn’t too confusing!