1. The green box on the upper left part of the image, I call it Main Toolbar;
   
2. The purple box on the left part of the image, I call it Chapter Manager;
   
3. The red box on the lower part of the image, I call it Formatting Tools.

• Line (please check the picture below);
  
  Line refers to number of paragraphs plus empty spaces between them within one chapter. (Indicated by a shading behind words)
  Following this concept, we can conclude that the chapter has 10 lines present.
  4 empty lines, 6 paragraphs.
  
  

• Ctrl + A = Select all lines within one chapter.
  
• Ctrl + C = Copy selected text.
  
• Ctrl + F = Find text.
  
• Ctrl + G = Go to selected line.
  
• Ctrl + H = Find and replace text.
  
• Ctrl + N = Create a new .nwd document.
  
• Ctrl + O = Open a .nwd document.
  
• Ctrl + S = Save a document.
  
• Ctrl + V = Paste the copied text, works between chapters.
  
• Ctrl + X = Cut selected text.
  
• Ctrl + Y = Redo an action, up to few times.
  
• Ctrl + Z = Undo an action, up to few times

• Ctrl + Shift + S = Save As.

• Insert = Toggle letter overtype mode.

• Ctrl + B = Apply Bold format to the selected text; indicated by 2 asterisks(**); must be placed in front of the text and behind the text; can't be applied to specific letter within a word.
  
  
• Ctrl + E = Switch the selected paragraph between centered and left-aligned; indicated by <center> at the beginning of the line.
  
  
• Ctrl + I = Apply Italic format to the selected text; indicated by 1 asterisk(*); must be placed in front of the text and behind the text; can't be applied to selected letter within a word.
  
  
• Ctrl + J = Switch the selected paragraph between justified and left-aligned; indicated by <justify> at the beginning of the line.
  
  
• Ctrl + L = Switch the position of selected line with the line on top of it; even if that line is blank.
  
  
  
• Ctrl + R = Switch the selected paragraph between right-aligned and left-aligned; indicated by <right> at the beginning of the line.
  
  
• Ctrl + U = Apply Underline format to the selected text; indicated by underscore(_); must be placed in front of the text and behind the text; can't be applied to selected letter within a word.
  
  
• Ctrl + Delete = Delete letters up to the next word.
  

• Ctrl + Shift + U = Turn selected letters into capital letters.
  
  
• Ctrl + Shift + Delete = Delete letters within one line up to the end of that line.
  

• F11 = Toogle full-screen mode.
  
  
• Home = Once: Return the cursor to the beginning of the line where the cursor is located, within same level.
  
  
  
  
  
  
• Home = Twice: Return the cursor to the beginning of the line where the cursor is located.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
• End = Once: Put the cursor at the end of the line where the cursor is located, within same level.
  
  
• End = Twice: Put the cursor at the end of the line where the cursor is located.
  
  
• Page Up = Scroll the document up one screenful.
  
  
• Page Down = Scroll the document down one screenful.

• Ctrl + +
  or
  
• Ctrl + Mouse wheel up = Zoom in.
  
  
• Ctrl + -
  or
  
• Ctrl + Mouse wheel down = Zoom out.
  
  
• Ctrl + 0 = Reset current zoom value back to 100%.
  
  
• Ctrl + ↑ = Scroll up a page once; similar to Mouse Wheel Up function.
  
  
• Ctrl + ↓ = Scroll down a page once; similar to Mouse Wheel Down function.
  
  
• Ctrl + \
  or
  
• Ctrl + → = Move one word to the right.
  
  
• Ctrl + /
  or
  
• Ctrl + ← = Move one word to the left.
  
  
• Ctrl + ] = Move to next paragraph. ♪
  
• Ctrl + (open square bracket) = Move to previous paragraph. ♪
  **Sorry I can't put up the sign, because somehow, it messed my formats.**
  **Anyone knows how to fix this?**
  
  Note ♪:
  Note : A blank space must be present. If it doesn't, you will be directed to the next second paragraph instead.
  
  This is when a blank space presents.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This is when a blank space doesn't present. Notice that it skips the "Can't touch this" paragraph and moves you to the next paragraph.

• Alt + 1 = Hide/unhide Chapter Manager.
  
  
• Alt + 2 = Hide/unhide Main Toolbar.
  
  
• Alt + 3 = Hide/unhide Formatting Tools.

• F12 = Activate Steam Screenshot.

• Ctrl + F1 = Hide/unhide Lua Console.
  
  
• Ctrl + M = Put a little red triangle shaped mark under the place your Typing cursor (the flashing one) currently presents.
  **Still need clarification for its function**

• Ctrl + Shift + A = Add bookmarks, doodles, and notes for the selected chapter; the button (Add...) can be found on the lower-left part of the screen.

1. If you noticed any typos or grammatical errors, please inform me so I can fix it right away.
   
   
2. If you managed to find any hotkeys that are not listed, kindly tell me its format along with its function.
   
   
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Originally posted by Eddard 'Ned' Stark from The Game of Thrones™:

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