Windows combination keys [recommended]
First, use Windows shortcuts
F1 Displays the current program or the help content of Windows.
F2 When you choose a file, this means "rename"
F3 When you are on the desktop, you open "Find: All Files"
Dialog
F10 or alt activates the menu bar of the current program
Windows button or Ctrl ESC opens the start menu
Ctrl Alt Delete Turns on Win9x Turpler Dialog
Delete Deletes the selected selection item, if it is a file, will be put
Recycle station
Shift delete deletes the selected selection item, if it is a file, will be straight
Receive and delete instead of being put in the recycle bin
Ctrl N New New File
Ctrl o Opens the "Open File" dialog
Ctrl P Open "Print" dialog
Ctrl s Saves the currently operated file
Ctrl x Cut the selected item to the clipboard
Ctrl INSERT or CTRL C Copy the selected item to the clipboard
Shift INSERT or CTRL V paste the content in the clipboard to the current location
Alt Backspace or Ctrl Z revoked the previous step
Alt Shift Backspace Rear for the previous step to be revoked
Windows button M minimizes all opened windows.
Windows button Ctrl m Reverts the size and location of the window before the previous operation
Windows button E Open Explorer
Windows button f Open "Find: All File" dialog
Windows button r Open "Run" dialog
Windows key break opens the System Properties dialog
Windows button Ctrl f Open "Find: Computer" dialog
Shift F10 or mouse right click to open the shortcut menu of the current active item
SHIFT is not placed when putting the CD, you can skip automatic playback
CD. Pressing when you open Word, you can skip your own
Start-up macro
Alt F4 Close the current application
Alt SpaceBar Open the menu of the upper left corner of the program
Alt Tab Switching Current Program
ALT ESC switch current program
Alt ENTER Runs the MSDOS window running under Windows in the window and full screen
Inter-state switching
Print Screen Copy the current screen to the clipboard
Alt Print Screen Copy the current activity program window to the clipboard
Ctrl F4 Close the current text in the current application (such as Word)
Ctrl F6 switches to the next text in the current application (plus Shift
Can skip to the previous window)
In IE:
Alt Right Arrow Shows Previous Page (Tekey)
ALT LEFT Arrow Shows the rear page (back button)
Ctrl Tab Switch in each frame on the page (plus Shift reverse)
F5 refresh
Ctrl F5 forced refresh
Purpose shortcut
The menu bar F10 in the activation program
Perform the corresponding command ALT menu on the ALT menu to close the CTRL F4 in the multi-document interface program
Current window
Close the current window or exit ALT F4
Copy Ctrl C
Cut Ctrl X
Delete Delete
Display help F1 for the selected dialog project
Display the system menu of the current window ALT space bar
Show the shortcut menu Shift F10 of the selected item
Display "Start" menu Ctrl ESC
Show the system menu Alt linked font size of the multi-document interface program (-)
Paste CTR L V
Switch to the last window or alt tab
Press and hold the Alt and then press TAB to cut
Change to another window
Undo Ctrl Z
Second, using the "Windows Explorer" shortcut
Purpose shortcut
If the current selection is expanded, you have to fold the Num Lock (-)
Or choose a parent folder left arrow
Stack selected folder
If you currently choose to fold, you want to expand Num Lock *
Or choose the first subfolder right arrow
Head expands all folders currently selected
Expand the selected folder Num Lock plus sign ( )
Switch F6 in the left and right panes
Third, use the Windows button
You can use the Microsoft Natural Keyboard or any other shortcuts of any other compatible keyboard with the Windows Logo key.
Purpose shortcut
Cycle Windows Tab on the button on the taskbar
Display "Find: All Files" Windows F
Display "Find: Computer" Ctrl Windows F
Display "Help" Windows F1
Display "Run" command Windows R
Display "Start" menu Windows
Display "System Properties" dialog Windows Break
Display "Windows Explorer" Windows E
Minimize or restore all windows D
Undo minimize all windows Shift Windows M
Fourth, using "My Computer" and "Windows Explorer" shortcuts
Purpose shortcut
Turn off the selected folder and all its parent folders Press and hold the Shift key and click "Close button (only for" My Computer ")
Move backward to the previous view Alt left arrow
Move forward to the previous view ALT right arrow
View previous folder Backspace
V. Use the shortcuts in the dialog box
Purpose shortcut
Cancel the current task ESC
If the current control is a button, click this button or if the current control is a check box, select or clear the check box
Or if the current control is an option button, click this option space button
Click the corresponding command of Alt with underscore letters
Click the selected button ENTER
Move Shift Tab on the option
Move Ctrl Shift Tab on the tab
Move Tab forward on the option
Move Ctrl Tab on the tab
If "Save As" or "Open" Backspace
Select a folder in the dialog.
Open the previous folder
In "Save As" or "Open" dialog box F4
Open "Save to" or "Review"
Refresh "Save As" or "Open" dialog box F5
6. Use "Desktop", "My Computer" and "Windows Explorer" shortcuts
When you select an item, you can use the following shortcuts.
Purpose shortcut
Do not use the "Auto Play" function when inserting the disc is inserted into the CD-ROM
Copy file and hold down Ctrl Drag file
Create a shortcut to hold down Ctrl Shift Drag file
Remove a project immediately without placing it in "Recycle Bin" Shift Delete
Display "Find: All Files" F3
Show project shortcut menu Application keys
Refresh the content F5
Rename project F2
Select all items Ctrl a
View item properties ALT ENTER or ALT Double-click the Application key to Microsoft Natural Keyboard or other compatible keys containing the Application key
Seven, Microsoft Magnify Program Shortcuts
Use the Windows logo keys and other combinations of keys.
Shortcut key
Windows logo Print Screen copies the screen to the clipboard (including the mouse cursor)
Windows Logo Scroll Lock copies the screen to the clipboard (excluding the mouse cursor)
Windows logo Page Up switching.
Windows logo Page Down Switch Follow Mouse Cursor
Windows logo up arrow increase magnification
Windows logo down arrow reduces magnification
Eight, use the auxiliary option shortcut key
Purpose shortcut
Switch Filter key switch Right Shift eight seconds
Switch High Contrast Switch Left Alt Left SHIFT Print Screen
Switch mouse button switch left alt left Shift Num Lock
Switch the stick key switch SHIFT button five times
Switch switching key switch NUM LOCK for five seconds
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