Use the Alt key for keyboard shortcuts

For those of you that prefer keyboard shortcuts, rather than moving and clicking the mouse, you might like this. It's a basic feature in Windows that works with almost any program.
Here's how it works:

• Tap your Alt key once. Notice how one letter is now underlined in each of your top menus?
• Now tap one of those menu letters, like "F"
• The menu drops down and stays there. As you can see, the drop-down menus also have a letter underlined.

This may seem kind of cumbersome, but it can come in handy for those things that don't have a normal keyboard shortcut, like Ctrl+C for copy. For example, Editorial release doesn't appear to have a keyboard shortcut. But you could quickly access it by Alt, f, l, r.

Do that key combo a few times, and you might find it's quicker than moving your mouse to the top of the screen, and clicking on a couple of drop-downs. Give it a try.