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If you have a keyboard shortcut on a computer, you can finish the job faster. I am sharing your latest update keyboard shortcut today. I hope you like it. Many times the office has many work pressures but it will be difficult to get the job done. But if you know the keyboard shortcut, then there is no thought, no matter how much work you have, the job will seem to you like cheese. If you do not have more talk, do not know keyboard shortcuts from below.
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CTRL + C (copy)
Ctrl + X (cut)
Ctrl + V (paste)
CTRL + Z (Undo Undo)
DELETE (delete)
Shift + DELETE (delete items permanently selected without recycle items.)
Ctrl + Shift (create a shortcut to the selected item)
Rename the selected item by pressing F2
CTRL + Right Arrow (Remove cursor at the beginning of next word)
CTRL + Left Arrow (Remove the insert point at the beginning of the previous word)
CTRL + Down Arrow (Remove cursor at the beginning of the next paragraph)
CTRL + Up Arrow (Remove the insert point at the beginning of the previous paragraph)
Ctrl + Shift with arrow (text will block a block sound)
Ctrl + A (select entire)
F3 (Search for a file or folder)
ALT + ENTER (see feature for selected item)
Alt + F4 (the active item is closed, or the active program exits)
ALT + ENTER (display properties of selected objects)
ALT + Spacebar (open the active window's shortcut menu)
ALT + TAB (switch between open items)
Alt + Esc (so they have opened the bike through the item)
F6 (bicycle through screen or on a desktop in screen)
F4 (Show list on my computer or Windows Explorer address bar)
Shift + F10 (show shortcut menu for selected item)
ALT + Spacebar (show system menu for active window)
Ctrl + Esc (Start menu display)
ALT + underlined letter (related menu view) in an open menu underlined a command name (running a similar
command)
F10 (active program menu bar active)
Right arrow (open menu on right side, or open a submenu)
Left Arrow (open the menu on the left, or close a submenu)
F5 (active window update)
BACKSPACE (see My Computer or Windows Explorer Folder)
Ctrl + Tab (move through tab)
CTRL + Shift + Tab (backward via tab)
Shift + Tab (backward with options)
ALT + underlined letter (to run similar commands or select related options)
ENTER (command for active alternatives or buttons)
Spacebar (select or clear check box if active option has a check box)
F1 (Display help)
F4 (show item in active list)
BACKSPACE (Open up one level up in a folder if a folder is saved or selected in the open dialog box)
Windows logos (hide display or start menu)
Windows Logos + BREAK (System Properties Dialog Display)
Windows logo + d (desktop display)
Windows logos + m (all minimize windows)
Windows logo + Shift + M (windows that are restore)
Windows Logo + E (Open My Computer)
Windows logo + F (search for a file or folder)
CTRL + Windows Logo + F (Computer Search)
Windows Logo + F1 (Windows Help Display)
Windows logo + L (keyboard lock)
Windows Logo + R (open the Run dialog box)
Windows Logos + U (Open Utility Manager)
Left Alt + Left Shift + Print Screen (High contrast switch is on or off)
Left Alt + Left SHIFT + NUM lock (MouseKeys switch on or off)
SHIFT five times (StickyKeys switch on or off)
NUM Lock (ToggleKeys switch on or off)
Windows Logos + U (Open Utility Manager)
Windows Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts
END (shown below active window)
Home (Display above active window)
NUM LOCK + star (*) (all displayed under subfolder selected folder)
NUM LOCK + plus sign (+) (show contents of the selected folder)
Shift + F10 (show action shortcut menu for selected item)
F1 key (open up the help topic, if any, for the selected item)
F5 (Update all console window contents)
CTRL + F10 (Maximize the active console window)
CTRL + F5 (active console window restores)
ALT + ENTER (Properties dialog, if any, display for the selected items)
F2 (Renamed for the selected item)
Ctrl + F4 (Turn off the active console window. When the console only has one console window, close this shortcut
console)
CTRL + ALT + End (open the Microsoft Windows NT Security dialog box)
Alt + Page Up (switch between program left to right)
ALT + Page Down (Switch between program from left to right)
ALT + Insert (most recently used program cycles through the program)
ALT + Home (Start menu display)
CTRL + ALT + BREAK (Client computer switch between a window and a full screen)
ALT + DELETE (windows menu display)
CTRL + ALT + minus sign (-) (Put a snapshot of the client active window on the Terminal Server clipboard and give the
same functionality as pressing a local computer print screen)
Ctrl + B (open the Organized Fisks dialog box)
CTRL + E (search bar open)
CTRL + F (Start Find Utility)
Ctrl + H (open on history)
CTRL + L (Open the Open Dialog Box)
Ctrl + N (Browser starts with a similar web address)
Ctrl + O (Open Dialog Box, for example CTRL + L Open the same)
CTRL + P (open the print dialog box)
Ctrl + R (Update current web site)
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