One of UltraEdit's most powerful features is its ease of navigation. Many users are unaware of the shortcuts available that add speed/efficiency to this powerful application. Use these shortcuts in your day-to-day use of UltraEdit and see how much easier your favorite text editor has made some simple tasks.
Please note, the shortcuts listed here are default shortcuts, feel free to customize your shortcuts as you would like.
Ctrl+Up | Scroll up one line keeping cursor in view |
Ctrl+Down | Scroll down one line keeping cursor in view |
F4 | Toggle focus between active file and Tree View if shown |
Alt+Right | Position cursor at first not space character of next paragraph |
Alt+Left | Position cursor at first not space character of current paragraph (if positioned mid-paragraph) or previous paragraph |
Alt+Page Up | Position cursor beginning of first line in of the display |
Alt+Page Down | Position cursor beginning of last line in of the display |
Alt+'-' *NM | Position line with cursor at top of window |
Alt+'+' *NM | Position line with cursor at bottom of window |
Alt+"*" *NM | Position line with cursor at center of window |
Ctrl+'1' *NM | Position the cursor at the end of the previous word |
Ctrl+'2' *NM | Position the cursor at the end of the next word |
Ctrl+F6 | Make the next document window active |
Ctrl+Shift+F6 | Make the previous document window active |
*NM : Will Only work on the numeric keypad. |
Ctrl+X | Cut text from the document into the clipboard |
Ctrl+C | Copy text from the document into the clipboard |
Ctrl+V | Paste text from the clipboard into the active document |
Ctrl+0-9 | Select active clipboard |
Ctrl+A | Select All text in the active document |
Ctrl+Z | Undo the last action if possible |
Ctrl+Y | Reverse the last Undo action if possible |
Ctrl+J | Select the current word (same as double click) |
Ctrl+E | Delete line the cursor is on |
Ctrl+F11 | Delete from the cursor to start of line |
Ctrl+F12 | Delete from the cursor to end of line |
Ctrl+W | Toggle Word Wrap on/off |
F7 | Insert time/date at cursor |