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The following table describes the default shortcut keys in SQLite Maestro.

Interface
Window list	Alt+0
Previous Window	F6
Next Window	Ctrl+F6
Show Database Explorer	F11
Refresh	F5
Exit	Alt+F4
SQLite Maestro help	F1
Clipboard
Cut	Ctrl+X
Copy	Ctrl+C
Paste	Ctrl+V
Select all	Ctrl+A
Find	Ctrl+F
Replace	Ctrl+H
Search again	F3
Undo	Ctrl+Z
Redo	Shift+Ctrl+Z
SQL Editors
Open SQL Editor	Ctrl+E
Open SQL Script Editor	Ctrl+R
Open Visual Query Builder	Ctrl+Q
Execute query	(F9) or (F8)
Execute query as script	(Shift+F9) or (Shift+F8)
Execute selected only	(Alt+F9) or (Alt +F8)
Go to line	Ctrl+G
Format selected SQL	Ctrl+Alt+F
Create new query	Ctrl+N
Delete current query	Ctrl+Alt+D
Load script from file	Ctrl+O
Database management
Create a new database profile	Shift+Ctrl+P
Edit an existing database profile	Shift+Ctrl+E
Rename a database profile (object)	F2
Remove database profile	Shift+Ctrl+R
Connect to the database	Shift+Ctrl+C
Disconnect from the database	Shift+Ctrl+D
Create a database object	Shift+Ctrl+N
Object Browser	Shift+Ctrl+O
Open BLOB Viewer	Ctrl+B

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