Evernote Quick Tip -- Keyboard shortcuts

Evernote has some keyboard shortcuts to help you get information into Evernote quicker. The following shortcuts are for Windows Desktop :

Function	Shortcut
Create a new note	Ctrl + N
Create a new notebook	Ctrl + Shift + N
Paste the contents of the clipboard as a new note	Ctrl + Alt + V
Paste from the clipboard with unformatted text	Ctrl + Shift + V
Paste from the clipboard with original formatting	Ctrl + V
Create a new tag	Ctrl + Shift + T
Check spelling	F7
Insert a check-box	Ctrl + Shift + C
Create a bulleted list	Ctrl + Shift + B
Create a numbered list	Ctrl + Shift + O
Insert a horizontal line	Ctrl + Shift + -
To center text	Ctrl + E
Add a hyperlink	Ctrl + K
Remove a hyperlink	Ctrl + Shift + R
Create a new saved search	Ctrl + Shift + S
Reset search	Ctrl + Shift + A
Rename a saved search	F2
Find in Evernote	Win + Shift + F
Start screen capture mode. (You can use the Web Clipper to get a screen capture from a website or you can right click on the Evernote icon to start the screen capture mode as well).	Win + PrintScreen

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