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There are lots of keyboard shortcuts to commonly used Windows features.
For example, to open Windows Explorer:
- Hold down the windows key (shown left)
- Tap the 'E' key
- Let go of the windows key
Like it ?
Here are lots more . . .
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| General Windows Shortcuts Win + D : Minimize all windows and show the desktop
Win + E : Open Windows Explorer
Win + F : Open the 'Search' window
Win + R : Opens the 'Run' dialog box [ Novices steer clear ] |
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| Internet Explorer Shortcuts Home : Jump to the page top
End : Jump to the page bottom
Alt + Home : Go to your homepage
Alt + Left Arrow : Same as the 'Back' button
Alt + Right Arrow : Same as the 'Forward' button
Ctrl + E : Toggle the Search bar
Ctrl + F : Find text on the current page
Ctrl + H : Toggle the History bar
Ctrl + I : Toggle the Favourites bar
F4 : Open the address bar
F11 : Toggle full screen mode
TAB : Move forward through the links.
Enter : To select the link
Shift + TAB : Move backward through the links. |
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| Excel Shortcuts Ctrl + Home : Go to cell A1
Ctrl + Page Down : Go to next sheet
Ctrl + Page Up : Go to previous sheet |
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| How To Cut and Paste Quickly These work in many applications
Use your right hand on the mouse for selecting text.
- double click to highlight a word
- triple click to highlight the whole line
Use your left hand little finger and index finger on these shortcut keys :
- Ctrl + X : Cut to clipboard
- Ctrl + C : Copy to clipboard
- Ctrl + V : Paste
- Ctrl + Z : Undo
- Ctrl + Y : Re-do |
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| Poor Co-ordination ? Press the shift key 5 times to turn 'sticky keys' on |
