Short cut keys (work in almost any Windows program - also in Notes)

Ctrl+A Select all documents in a view or all of the text in a document

Ctrl+C Copy to Clipboard
Ctrl+X Cut to Clipboard
Ctrl+V Paste from Clipboard
Ctrl+F Find (and replace) words in views or documents
Ctrl+G Find next word in view or text
Ctrl+O Open a document or a database (depending on which program
you are in)
Ctrl+P Print the document (or view - or whatever you currently have
open)
Ctrl+S Save the actual document
Ctrl+ arrow l/r Jump one whole word to the left/right
Ctrl+Shift+ arrow Select (mark up) one whole word to the left/right
l/r
Ctrl+Shift+arrow Select (mark up) one whole line of text
up/down
Home Go to the top of the document
End Go to the end of the document
Ctrl+Shift+Home Select text from cursor to the top of the document
Ctrl+Shift+End Select text from cursor to the end of the document
Alt + Tab Jump between open Windows programs
Ctrl + Tab Jump between open windows or Notes tabs
Alt + F4 Close current program (if none are open - close Windows)
Ctrl + F4 Close current file (in Notes it closes current window - like
Escape
Windows-key+M Minimize all open programs at once
Windows-key+E Start Windows Explorer
Windows-key+R Open the "Run" dialog box
Ctrl+Shift+Esc Open Windows Task List
The short cuts below only work in Lotus Notes
Ctrl+E Switch between read- and edit-mode (also works directly from
the view)
Ctrl+M Create a new e-mail (memo) no matter where in Notes you are
Enter Open selected document
Escape Close actual window
Space Select or de-select document in a view +
Activate first link in a notes document
Ctrl+change view Keep current selections when changing views (keep CTRL
down while changing views)
Ctrl+arrow Move table rows or or cells (depending on what you have
up/down marked up) up or down
F5 Lock down the Lotus Notes Client
F9 Update a view or all fields in a document
Shift+F9 Re-index actual view (makes the view quicker to work in )
Shift+Ctrl+F9 Re-index all views in a database (makes the whole database
quicker to work in)

NB: The Windows-key is the one between your left Ctrl and Alt-key (not all keyboards have this key).