The following is a list of the default keyboard shortcuts in Content Station on Windows. To change many of the assignments, see Assigning keyboard shortcuts in Content Station.
Note: Apart from the shortcuts for undo, redo and refresh, all keyboard shortcuts need to be enabled in the WWSettings.xml file.
General actions
Ctrl+Z |
Undo the last action. |
Ctrl+Y |
Redo the last action. |
Ctrl+R |
Refresh areas and pages that can be refreshed, such as the Inbox, Dossier page, Search page, Preview in the Multi-Channel Text Editor, Publish Manager, and so on. |
Ctrl+8 |
Show the next Application page (Tab). |
Ctrl+9 |
Show the previous Application page (Tab). |
Ctrl+W |
Close the Application page (Tab). |
Working with Articles
Creating and opening articles
Ctrl+N |
Create a new article. |
Ctrl+E |
Open a selected article for editing. |
Ctrl+O |
Open a selected article in a new page as read-only. |
Ctrl+Alt+E |
Open a selected article for editing in a new page. |
Ctrl+Shift+E |
Open an article for editing in a new window. |
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O |
(Content Station 9.4.3 or higher, or Content Station 9.5.1 or higher) Open a selected article in the Publication Overview Application. |
Formatting text
Ctrl+B |
Apply bold formatting to text. |
Ctrl+I |
Apply italic formatting to text. |
Saving and checking-in an article
Ctrl+K |
(Content Station 9.2.0 or older) Check-in the article. |
Ctrl+L |
(Content Station 9.2.1 or higher) Check-in the article. |
Ctrl+Shift+L |
(Content Station 9.2.1 or higher) Check-in the article silently (without a dialog box appearing). |
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L |
(Content Station 9.2.1 or higher) Check-in the article silently (without a dialog box appearing) and send it to the next Workflow Status. |
Ctrl+Shift+S |
Open the Save As dialog box. |
Ctrl+S |
Save a version of the article. |
Searching for text
Ctrl+F |
Open the Find dialog box. |
Ctrl+G |
Search for the next instance of the word that is searched for. |
Ctrl+Shift+G |
Search for the previous instance of the word that is searched for. |
Ctrl+Shift+F |
Open the Find/Replace dialog box. |
Selecting text
Ctrl+Shift+A |
Deselect all selected text. |
Ctrl+Shift+P |
Select the current paragraph. |
Alt+Shift+Ctrl+Left Arrow |
Select current sentence and set cursor at the beginning of the sentence. |
Alt+Shift+Ctrl+Right Arrow |
Select current sentence and set cursor at the end of the sentence. |
Alt+Shift+Left Arrow |
Select current word and set cursor at the beginning of the word. |
Alt+Shift+Right Arrow |
Select current word and set cursor at the end of the word. |
Printing the article
Ctrl+P |
Print the article. |
Using Copyfit
Ctrl+Shift+R |
Refresh the copyfit information or the Layout Preview in the Multi-Channel Text Editor. |
Using Track Changes
Ctrl+Shift+Y |
Enable/disable Tracked Changes. |
Ctrl+Shift+O |
Accept the Tracked Change at cursor position. |
Ctrl+PageUp |
Select the next Tracked Change. |
Ctrl+PageDown |
Select the previous Tracked Change. |
Ctrl+Shift+; |
Reject the Tracked Change at cursor position. |
Inserting characters
Ctrl+Shift+E |
Insert a pre-defined special character at the cursor position. |
Ctrl+Shift+H |
Insert a pre-defined special character at the cursor position. |
Ctrl+Shift+Y |
Insert a pre-defined special character at the cursor position. |
Ctrl+Shift+7 |
Insert an em space at cursor position. |
Ctrl+Shift+8 |
Insert an en space at cursor position. |
Ctrl+Alt+X |
Insert a no-break character at cursor position. |
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+9 |
Insert a figure character at cursor position. |
Deleting text
Ctrl+Shift+A |
Deselect all selected text. |
Alt+Shift+Ctrl+Del |
Delete the current paragraph. |
Shift+Ctrl+Del |
Delete the current sentence. |
Ctrl+Del |
Delete the current word:
- If the cursor is between 2 words the left word is deleted
- The spaces between the words are also deleted
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Comparing articles
Ctrl+= |
Start the Article Compare feature (two articles need to have been selected in a Document pane (List View only) or in the Article Show Versions dialog box). |
Ctrl+1 |
Navigate to the next found difference in the Article Compare feature. |
Ctrl+2 |
Navigate to the previous found difference in the Article Compare feature. |
Ctrl+R |
Run the Article Compare feature once more. |
Ctrl+Alt+S |
Toggle between the raw comparison method and the semantic comparison method in the Article Compare feature. |
Increasing or decreasing text
Ctrl+= |
Increase the text size in all article components. |
Ctrl+- |
Decrease the text size in all article components. |
Navigating the article
Ctrl+[ |
Go to the beginning of the sentence - Backwards. |
Ctrl+[ |
Go to the beginning of the sentence - Forwards. |
Alt+Ctrl+] |
Go to the next article component. |
Alt+Ctrl+[ |
Go to the previous article component. |
Alt+Shift+Ctrl+Left Arrow |
Select current sentence and set cursor at the beginning of the sentence. |
Alt+Shift+Ctrl+Right Arrow |
Select current sentence and set cursor at the end of the sentence. |
Alt+Shift+Left Arrow |
Select current word and set cursor at the beginning of the word. |
Alt+Shift+Right Arrow |
Select current word and set cursor at the end of the word. |
Note: See also Reversing keyboard navigation for Middle-Eastern (right-to-left) support in Content Station 9.
Working with Dossiers
Ctrl+Shift+N |
Create a new Dossier. |
Ctrl+Shift+D |
Remove a file selected in a Dossier from that Dossier. |
Working with files
Ctrl+E |
Open a selected file for editing. |
Ctrl+O |
Open a selected article in a new page as read-only. |
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O |
(Content Station 9.4.3 or higher, or Content Station 9.5.1 or higher) Open a selected layout, article or image in the Publication Overview Application. |
Ctrl+Alt+1 |
Assign a selected file to a pre-determined Category. |
Ctrl+Alt+2 |
Assign a selected file to a pre-determined Category. |
Ctrl+Alt+S |
Assign a selected file to a pre-determined Publication Channel, Issue, Edition and Workflow Status. |
Ctrl+Shift+C |
Open the Copy File To dialog box for a selected file. |
Ctrl+D |
Move a selected file to the Trash Can. |
Ctrl+Shift+D |
Remove a file selected in a Dossier from that Dossier. |
Ctrl+I |
(Content Station 9.0 - 9.2) Open the Properties dialog box for a selected file. |
Ctrl+Shift+I |
(Content Station 9.3 or higher) Open the Properties dialog box for a selected file. |
Ctrl+Shift+ V |
Display the Show Version dialog box for a selected file. |
Ctrl+Shift+T |
Send the selected file to a user. |
Ctrl+T |
Send the selected file to the next user in the User list. |
Ctrl+K |
(Content Station 9.2.0 or older) Check-in the file. |
Ctrl+L |
(Content Station 9.2.1 or higher) Check-in the file. |
Ctrl+Shift+L |
(Content Station 9.2.1 or higher) Check-in the file silently (without a dialog box appearing). |
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L |
(Content Station 9.2.1 or higher) Check-in the file silently (without a dialog box appearing) and send it to the next Workflow Status. |
Ctrl+Shift+ U |
Upload a file. |
Using the Publication Overview Application
Alt+double-click |
(Content Station 9.8.12 or higher) Performed on a layout in the Publication Overview. Automatically opens any Dossiers that the layout belongs to.
Note: When the layout is added to more than 3 Dossiers, you are asked if you are sure to open that many Dossiers. This is done because opening a large number of Dossiers containing a large number of files can potentially take a long time.
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Ctrl+R |
Refresh the page. |
Ctrl+= |
Zoom in. |
Ctrl+- |
Zoom out. |
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+O |
(Content Station 9.4.3 or higher, or Content Station 9.5.1 or higher) Open a selected layout, article or image in the Publication Overview Application. |
Workflow dialog boxes
Example: Properties dialog box, Save As dialog box, and so on.
Ctrl+L |
Add the metadata property used during the previous action for the field. For example: when choosing a user in the Route To list for one file, the shortcut can be used for the following files to set the same user in the Route To field. |
Document history
- 4 September 2017: Added 'Alt+double-click' to section 'Using the Publication Overview Application'.
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