Microsoft OCS Lync Communicator keyboard shortcuts

Here are the keyboard shortcuts for MOC.  I can never seem to be able to find out how to put a call on hold quickly.  Finally I know how…

Contact List

The following shortcut keys are available from the Office Communicator Contact List.
To do this Press
Call a selected contact using the most recently called number CTRL + ENTER
Open the Conversation window to start an IM session with a selected contact ENTER
Delete a selected contact DELETE
Open System menu ALT + Spacebar
Move a contact group up ALT + up arrow
Move a contact group down ALT + down arrow
Open the Contact Card for a selected contact ALT + ENTER
Close the Contact Card ESC
Copy selected item CTRL + C
Paste selected item CTRL + V
Open online Help F1
Navigate through Communicator TAB
Reverse navigation direction SHIFT + TAB
Add line break in Type a Note area SHIFT + ENTER
Select multiple contiguous contacts SHIFT + up arrow
Select multiple contiguous contacts SHIFT + down arrow
Collapse group Left arrow
Expand group Right arrow

Starting a Call or IM from Search Results

The following shortcut keys are available from the Search Results pane.
To do this Press
Open the Conversation window to start an IM with a selected contact in the Search Results pane ENTER
Place a call to a selected contact in Search results. CTRL + ENTER

Opening and Closing the Communicator Window

To do this Press
Open Communicator Windows Logo Key + Q
Minimize Communicator ALT + F4

Making, Receiving, and Handling Calls

To do this Press
Call a selected contact in the Contact List using the last dialed number CTRL + ENTER
Accept an audio, video or conference call invitation from an invitation alert ALT + C
Decline an audio, video or conference call invitition from an invitation alert ALT + D
Turn on/off High Importance alert. This shortcut is available from the Communicator Conversation window. CTRL + SHIFT + I
Transfer a call. This shortcut is available from the Communicator Conversation window. CTRL + SHIFT + T
Place a call on hold/Resume call. This shortcut is available from the Communicator Conversation window. CTRL + SHIFT + H
Invite someone to a call. This shortcut is available from the Communicator Conversation window. ALT + I
End a call. This shortcut is available from the Communicator Conversation window. ALT + Q

Invitation Alerts

To do this Press
Navigate to an invitation alert that appears on your computer screen Windows Logo Key + T
Accept an invitation alert that appears on your computer screen. The invitation could be for an IM, an audio or video call, or a conference. Windows Logo Key + A

Conversation Window

The following shortcut keys are available from the Communicator Conversation window
To do this Press
Change the Conversation Subject from the Conversation winsow CTRL + J
Invite someone to join the conversation ALT + I
Rejoin an instant messaging conference ALT + R
Call participant(s) in an IM conversation CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER
Add video to a conversation CTRL + D
Send a file CTRL + F
Show/hide instant messaging area CTRL + W
Show/hide participant list in the Conversation window CTRL + R
Lock/unlock a conversation CTRL + K
Start Office OneNote (Office OneNote must be installed) CTRL + N
Save contents of an instant messaging session CTRL + S
Cut selected text CTRL + X
Copy selected text CTRL + C
Paste selected text CTRL + V
Select all text CTRL + A
Add line break for a new paragraph in the instant message area SHIFT + ENTER
Send instant message ENTER
Delete text DELETE
Undo action CTRL + Z
Redo action CTRL + Y
Transfer a call CTRL + SHIFT + T
Place a call on hold/Resume call CTRL + SHIFT + H

Instant Messaging Area (Rich Text)

The following shortcut keys are available from the Instant Messaging area of the Communicator Conversation window.
To do this Press
Bold selected text CTRL + B
Italicize selected text CTRL + I
Underline selected text CTRL + U
Strikethrough selected text CTRL + T
Increase font size of selected text CTRL + ]
Decrease font size of selected text CTRL + [
Change font CTRL + SHIFT + F

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