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I wanted to know if anyone have any experience with using Google Docs with only a keyboard? How do I open a link there? The only solution I could find was to use Microsoft's MouseKeys option - but it's very cumbersome.

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On https://docs.google.com/, when you're connected, type ? (probably shift + ?), it will show you some keyboard shortcuts. You can select a document with up and down arrows then press enter

When you are in an editing mode (ie. spreadsheet), click on Help > Keyboard Shortcuts

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Ok - after searching the available keyboard shortcuts, I found that in a spreadsheet you can open a link by pressing alt+enterbut I still couldn't find any way to do it in a google doc... +1 for the spreadsheet solution – zenpoy Mar 16 '12 at 12:07
I found a funny way : Place your cursor on the link, then use the shortcut Insert link (Command + K for Mac OS X), then your focus will be on the textfield with url, so you can copy/paste it to a new tab url's bar :) – moul Mar 16 '12 at 13:07

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