Date Posted: 9/23/2011 5:44:08 AM
Posted By: walteym Membership Level: Gold Total Points: 1895
If you have to right click on the computer every time you have to copy something or paste, then you must be a very slow computer user. Getting to know some of the basic windows shortcuts can save you a lot of time and effort. Here are some of the basic windows shortcuts that you can apply to almost all windows versions:CTRL + C = CopyCTRL + X = CutCTRL + V = PasteCTRL + Z = UndoCTRL + A = Select allCTRL + ESC = Display the start menuCTRL + SHIFT + ESC = Display the windows task manager CTRL + Drag = Copy the selected itemCTRL + SHIFT + Drag = Create a shortcut to the highlighted itemSHIFT + up or right key = Select text or itemsSHIFT + Delete = Delete the selected item completely without placing a copy in the recycle binALT + TAB = Switch between the open itemsALT + Spacebar = Display the system menu for the active windowALT + F4 = Close active programF1 key = universal help key in almost all programsF2 key = Rename the selected folderF3 key = Search for a file or folderF4 key = display the ad dress bar in my computer or internet explorerF5 key = Update the active window; refreshes current page in internet browsersF6 key = cycle through the screen elements in a window or desktopF11 key = Activates full screen mode in internet browsersF12 key = Opens the 'save as' window in ms wordWIN + E = Open my computerWIN + F = Search for a file or folderWIN + L = Lock the keyboardWIN + U = Open Utility managerESC = Cancel current taskBACKSPACE = Go back one level in my computer or internet browsersThese are just but a few. Feel free to add others.
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