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Preview is the default app for viewing images and PDF files on your Mac. So, any time you double-click on, or otherwise launch, one of those files, it'll open in Preview. If, for some reason, another app has taken over responsibility for a certain file type, and you want to give it back to Preview, you make the change right in the Finder. Right-click on the gray background of the toolbar and then select 'Show Select & Zoom Tools' - here you can configure which zoom tools show up, and you can also reset the zoom tools. However, selecting the Hand tool should your cursor regardless of whether the zoom tool is shown or not.

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A few weeks ago I compiled a list of InDesign shortcuts that I use daily and made a A4 printable cheat sheet (You can find it here). Lots of people downloaded it, and asked me if I could make the same thing for Illustrator.

Ensure Preview is the foremost application and press Command-N to create a new image file from the screenshot. Enable Preview's Edit toolbar again, and select the Instant Alpha tool (it looks like.

So, here it is: a single A4 printable cheat sheet that you can always have on your desk, ready to be checked. I hope this will help you memorize a few more shortcuts and be even more productive.

Even more, make sure you read this InDesign vs. Illustrator content to find the correct answer to when and why choose one software over the other.

Here are the ready-to-be-printed PDFs with the most important and used shortcuts:

• Download PDF 'Illustrator shortcuts Mac OS'
• Download PDF 'Illustrator shortcuts Windows'

In case you wonder, I made also a Desktop Background with these shortcuts. Here they are:

• Download Desktop Background 'Illustrator shortcuts Mac OS'
• Download Desktop Background 'Illustrator shortcuts Windows'

A full list of Illustrator keyboard shortcuts

Illustrators has so many shortcuts that they didn’t fit into a single A4, so the printable cheat sheet above includes only the ones that I use the most and that I believe are the most important for day to day work.
However, here is also a more exhaustive list, in case I missed your favorites.

Application

Files

Basic Operations

Tools

Object Editing

View and Navigation

Menu Commands

Text

Others

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Stefano has worked on numerous mid to large–sized InDesign projects for Alstom, DeLonghi, Philips, and many others before starting Redokun in 2015.
As Redokun’s Co-Founder, Stefano spends most of his time helping customers to optimize their InDesign work-flow. He also holds in-house InDesign courses for companies in the Venice, Italy area.