Press these keys		To do this
	Command + Left Arrow (add Option or Control if unavailable)		Jump to the left edge of the paragraph.
	Command + Right Arrow (add Option or Control if unavailable)		Jump to the right edge of the paragraph.
	Command + Down Arrow		Jump to the end of the document.
	Command + Up Arrow		Jump to the beginning of the document.
	Option + Left Arrow or Control + A		Jump to the left position of the current or the left word (depending on the script system).
	Option + Right Arrow or Control + F		Jump to the right position of the current or the right word (depending on the script system).
	Option + Down Arrow or Control + C		Scroll down.
	Option + Up Arrow or Control + R		Scroll up.
	Control + Left Arrow		Jump to the left edge of the physical line.
	Control + Right Arrow		Jump to the right edge of the physical line.
	Control + Down Arrow		Jump to the bottom of the window. (If selection is out of view, show that position first.)
	Control + Up Arrow		Jump to the top of the window. (If selection is out of view, show that position first.)
	Option + Enter		Move into the visible area if the selection is out of view.
	Control + Tab		Jump to the next tab stop (field).
	Control + Option + Tab		Jump to the previous tab (delimiter).
	Control + S / D / X / E		Move caret with left hand (using diamond cursor keys).
	Shift + key (combination) to move caret		Make selection.
	Shift + Control + Option + Arrow key		Switch active end of the selection range.

Tip
When you press an arrow key, the Option key increases the unit of the movement and the Command key increases it again (as suggested in Apple’s guidelines).

	Press these keys		To do this
	Control + Command + Down Arrow (equivalent: End)		See the bottom of the document.
	Control + Command + Up Arrow (equivalent: Home)		See the top of the document.
	Control + Option + Down Arrow (equivalent: Page Down)		Scroll down.
	Control + Option + Up Arrow (equivalent: Page Up)		Scroll up.
	Control + Enter		Go back to the selection.

	Press these keys		To do this
	Option/Command + Down/Up Arrow		Choose your favorite font in the Typeface dialog box.
	Enter or Return		Choose the default button.
	Escape or Command + .		Choose the Cancel button.

You can also choose items other than the default button and the cancel button by keyboard shortcuts.

	Try these keys		To do this
	The initial letter with Command key		Choose push button.
	The initial letter		Choose a check box.
	[1], [2], [3]...		Choose a radio button.

Some check boxes and radio buttons may require the Command key if the dialog box contains the edit field. And there can be exceptions about the initial letter.
Only limitation is that QuoEdit cannot concern shortcuts for dialog boxes provided by your printer driver and AppleScript scripting additions. In other dialog boxes of QuoEdit, basically you can do everything with the keyboard.

	Press these keys		To do this
	Shift + Delete or Control + G (equivalent: Forward Delete)		Delete a character that follows the caret.
	Command + Control + Space*		Switch keyboard layout (including input method) directly between the document script and the Roman script, even if three or more script systems (like Roman, Japanese and Chinese) are available on your computer.

*	As a matter of fact, this shortcut key is reserved by Apple Computer and actually can be unavailable depending on a keyboard option of the system.

Standard function keys

	Press this key		To choose this menu command
	F1		Undo
	F2		Cut
	F3		Copy
	F4		Paste

Additional function keys of QuoEdit

	Press these keys		To choose this menu command
	Shift+F1		Redo
	F5		Find Backward Again
	F6		Find Forward Again
	F7		Replace

Extended shortcut keys
If Appearance Manager is unavailable on your system, key assignments for menu commands that require Shift, Option or Control keys are invisible on the menu. The following is those standard menu commands in QuoEdit.

	Press these keys		To choose this menu command
	Command+Shift+O		Open Recents
	Command+Shift+S		Save As
	Command+Shift+R		Revert
	Command+Shift+P		Page Setup
	Command+Shift+Z		Redo
	Command+Shift+T		Window Size & Wrap
	Command+Option+P		File Options
	Command+Option+F		Search Object
	Command+Option+Shift+F		Search Next File
	Command+Shift+U		Last Script
	Command+Option+B		Record Sequence
	Command+Shift+B		Save Sequence
	Command+Option+K		Pause Speaking

Control keys
When you type one of the following keys, QuoEdit converts the key code to other key code so that it has the desired function as listed in the tables above.
   Control + A/F/C/R/S/D/X/E/G
QuoEdit determines the Control key by the key code rather than the character code. So, if your keyboard layout is different from U.S. layout, the key top legend may be different (even if the position is same).

	Click this way		To do this
	Double click		Select a word (depending on the script system).
	Triple click		Select a line (with the following return character).
	Quadruple click		Select a paragraph (with the following return character).
	Quintuple click		Select entire text in the document. (This is not a shortcut!)