Ctrl F is for finding text in a document.

Ctrl E is the shortcut for the Edit menu in most Windows applications. It allows you to open the Edit menu, select Cut, and then choose a location on the screen to cut to.

Ctrl K is the keyboard shortcut for the Kill command in most modern operating systems.

Ctrl G is the keyboard shortcut for “go to line number”.

The “shift” key is used to ungroup the object.

The “Undo” key is used to ungroup the object.

There is no shortcut to ungroup graphic elements, but you can use the Ungroup command on the Graphic Element Tools contextual tab.

To Ctrl D in Illustrator, hold down the Control (Command on a Mac) key and hit the D key.

Command H is a keyboard shortcut for the Home key on a computer keyboard.

To Ctrl D in Illustrator, hold down the Ctrl key and hit D.

Command h is the shortcut for the Home key on a keyboard.

Ctrl y is the shortcut for the “copy” command in Illustrator.

Ctrl G (Command-G) is the shortcut for the “Group” command in Illustrator. When you press Ctrl G, Illustrator will group all the objects on your artboard that are of the same type (lines, curves, etc.) into a single group.

There are a few ways to divide a compound path. One way is to use a crosshair or ruler and draw a line down the middle of the path. Another way is to use a compass or GPS to mark the path’s direction of travel and then divide the path in half using that line as your dividing line.

In Illustrator, compound paths are created by combining multiple vector shapes together. To separate the compound path into its individual vector shapes, you can use the Path Selection tool and click on each individual path to select it. Then, you can delete the path by selecting it and pressing the Delete key.