Using keyboard commands (shortcuts) to quickly call up tools or functions saves you having to use the mouse to navigate through nested submenus and can therefore make working with Acrobat much easier and faster.
Below is a list of the most important keyboard shortcuts:
Selection
Shortcut
Hand tool
H
Hand tool temporary
Space bar
Selection tool
V
Zoom tool
Z
Object editing
O
Call up and exit form editing
A
Call up and close output preview
Shift++
Call up preflight
Shift+Ctrl+X
Crop page
C
Mark text and objects for blackening
Y
Attach file as attachment
J
Insert blank page
Shift+Ctrl+T
Insert page from file
Shift+Ctrl+I
Delete page
Shift+Ctrl+D
Call up file properties
Ctrl+D
Preferences
Ctrl+K
Show/hide toolbars
Ctrl+H
Show and hide rulers
Ctrl+R
Show/hide layout grid
Ctrl+U
Zoom factor
Ctrl+Y
Comments and markers
Insert comment
S
Insert stamp
K
Highlight text
U
Switch between highlighting, underlining, strikethrough
Shift+U
Draw graphic marker
D
Switch between graphic markers
Shift+D
Navigation
Next page
Arrow to the right
Previous page
Arrow left
Last page
End arrow
First page
Pos1
Zoom in
Ctrl+0 or Ctrl+scroll wheel
Zoom out
Ctrl+1 or Ctrl+scroll wheel
Full screen mode
Ctrl+L
Exit full screen mode
Esc
Rotate view by 90
Shift+Ctrl+1
Rotate page(s)
Shift+Ctrl+R
Activate the menus
Alt
Navigate through the menus
Arrow keys
Search
Ctrl+F
Save document as
Shift+Ctrl+S
The tooltip on mouseover over a quick tool sometimes (but not always) also contains a reference to the shortcut for calling up the function or tool. However, this requires the activated function Use access keys to access tools in the General category of the Preferences. The function is deactivated in the standard installation and must first be activated if required.