If you spend any amount of time working with a computer keyboard, knowing these shortcuts will save you time—and sanity.

Hitting CTRL+Z several times will often undo the last several changes. If you go too far back, hit CTRL+Y to Redo. CTRL+C (Copy), CTRL+V (Paste) Another joy of using a computer is copying and pasting.

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You’ve probably heard about CTRL-V – the keyboard shortcut that allows you to paste items from your computer’s clipboard. But its cousin, CTRL-Shift-V, is equally if not more useful.

But once you’ve created a few virtual desktops, an even easier way to switch between them is to use the Windows key + Ctrl + Left arrow and Windows key + Ctrl + Right arrow keyboard shortcuts.