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If you want to navigate in Maps with keyboard, it's of course possible. Searching, zooming in and out, location sharing are only a few things you can do with keys.

Windows 10 Maps

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If you want to navigate in Maps with keyboard, it's of course possible. Searching, zooming in and out, location sharing are only a few things you can do with keys.

0	← ↑ → ← ↓ →	Pan the map in any direction
0	Ctrl + +	Zoom in
0	Ctrl + -	Zoom out
0	Ctrl + ←	Rotate
0	or Ctrl + →
0	Ctrl + ↑	Tilt
0	or Ctrl + ↓
0	+	Zoom in in 3D Cities view
0	-	Zoom out in 3D Cities view
0	Page Up	Move farther in 3D Cities view
0	Page Down	Move closer in 3D Cities view
-1	Ctrl + Y	Switch map views between aerial and road
0	Ctrl + Home	Center map on your current location
0	Ctrl + D	Get directions
0	Ctrl + F	Search
0	Ctrl + M	Minimize the active tab
0	Ctrl + P	Print
0	Ctrl + T	Show or hide traffic
0	Backspace	Go back
0	Ctrl + H	Share
0	Ctrl + L	Move focus to map
0	Ctrl + W	Close the active tab
0	Ctrl + Tab	Go to the next tab
0	Ctrl + ↑ Shift + Tab	Go to previous tab
0	Ctrl + S	Show or hide Streetside
0	Ctrl + C	Copy to clipboard

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Program name: Windows 10 Maps Windows 10 Maps (General)

Maps application in Windows 10 helps you find your way. It even works offline by downloading maps to your device.

Web page: microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/wi...

Last update: 11/11/2019 8:10 PM UTC

How easy to press shortcuts: 83%

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Shortcut count: 26

Platform detected: Windows or Linux

Other languages: Türkçe

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