Yes, Matt. That is more precise than the mouse.

Yeah, that's fantastic. I know those exist, but I never remember what they are because I don't use them enough! LOL. So maybe I should put that on like an Access cheat sheet, or something I've been thinking about making one of those for years. This would be great to put on that when with those little stickers or something you can put in your computer. It's got all the hotkeys that you should use, that you never remember. I started doing a shortcut key series, but even that's like the stuff you don't use on a regular basis; you'll forget.

Keyboard-only controls are often accessibility features for handicapped people or abled people who can't use the mouse for whatever reasons.  If I'm doing a lot of coding (typing), I may want to keep my hands on the keyboard and use these shortcuts.  But in form design, you use the mouse more often, and those keyboard shortcuts may be inconvenient -- because the arrow keys are at an inconvenient place.  You either have to move your left hand all the way to the right to press the arrow keys, or have the right hand leave the mouse to touch the arrow keys.  If the arrow keys were on the left side (like the WASD keys in gaming), that would be more doable.  It would also be doable for left-handed mouse users.

I just never remember what they are. LOL

I didn't figure it was new for you guys and it may create confusion when recording videos but I depend on it for accurate arrangement and didn't recall seeing it mentioned.  I do like the cheat sheet idea.  What about some kind of background image or maybe as an add-in, so that it is always available.

I've seen a million cheat sheets out there for Excel and Word, but I figured Access didn't need one. Might have to rethink that.