Keyboard shortcuts allow users to perform tasks more efficiently by pressing key combinations rather than using a mouse. The document provides many keyboard shortcuts for Windows, including shortcuts for navigating and working with apps, File Explorer, the desktop taskbar, accessibility features like Narrator, and the Windows Help viewer. It also includes shortcuts for rearranging modern apps on the desktop.
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts in Windows for navigating the user interface, opening programs and documents, selecting and editing text, and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Alt+Tab to switch between open programs, Ctrl+Esc to open the Start menu, and Windows key shortcuts like Windows+E to open File Explorer. The shortcuts are organized into sections for general shortcuts, Windows key shortcuts, dialog box shortcuts, and shortcuts specific to Windows Explorer.
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Shortcut keys help provide an easier and usually quicker method of navigating and executing commands in computer software programs. Shortcut keys are commonly accessed by using the Alt key (on IBM compatible computers), Command key (on Apple computers), Ctrl key, or Shift key in conjunction with another key.
This document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for various applications like Windows, Outlook, Excel and general shortcuts. It includes shortcuts for formatting text, navigating documents, cutting/copying/pasting text, opening/closing programs and more. The shortcuts are organized by category like Windows shortcuts, Outlook shortcuts, Excel shortcuts and formatting shortcuts.
This document lists over 100 keyboard shortcuts for Windows, including shortcuts for copying, pasting, undoing actions, navigating windows and tabs, searching for files, changing display settings, and more. It also includes shortcuts for Microsoft applications like Internet Explorer, Remote Desktop Connection, Character Map, and the Microsoft Management Console.
This document provides a summary of shortcut key combinations for Microsoft Windows and some common applications like Excel and FrontPage. It was compiled by ELM Computer Systems Inc., an IT services company in Toronto, Canada, from various online sources for user convenience. The shortcuts listed may not work in all versions and the list is not exhaustive. ELM contact information is provided at the bottom for reporting errors or additional shortcut keys.
The document provides a comprehensive list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows organized by category. It includes over 100 shortcuts for general navigation, Windows keys, dialog boxes, File Explorer, the taskbar, accessibility tools, and apps. Some shortcuts may vary by Windows version, with many introduced in Windows 8's Metro interface to be used on the Start screen and across apps. The shortcuts allow for quick navigation, selection, editing, launching apps and tools, and more efficient use of the Windows interface.
This document provides a list of 100 keyboard shortcuts for moving faster in Windows 7. It includes shortcuts for opening programs and windows, navigating and selecting items, copying and pasting, and more. Each shortcut is accompanied by a brief description of its function. Additional shortcut lists for other versions of Windows and Microsoft Office programs are referenced at the end.
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts in Windows for navigating the user interface, opening programs and documents, selecting and editing text, and more. Some key shortcuts include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Alt+Tab to switch between open programs, Ctrl+Esc to open the Start menu, and Windows key shortcuts like Windows+E to open File Explorer. The shortcuts are organized into sections for general shortcuts, Windows key shortcuts, dialog box shortcuts, and shortcuts specific to Windows Explorer.
There is an ebook given free of cost named "Computer Shortcut Keys"in which many computer related and software related shortcut keys almost 500 are mentioned in precise sequence.
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Shortcut keys help provide an easier and usually quicker method of navigating and executing commands in computer software programs. Shortcut keys are commonly accessed by using the Alt key (on IBM compatible computers), Command key (on Apple computers), Ctrl key, or Shift key in conjunction with another key.
This document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for various applications like Windows, Outlook, Excel and general shortcuts. It includes shortcuts for formatting text, navigating documents, cutting/copying/pasting text, opening/closing programs and more. The shortcuts are organized by category like Windows shortcuts, Outlook shortcuts, Excel shortcuts and formatting shortcuts.
This document lists over 100 keyboard shortcuts for Windows, including shortcuts for copying, pasting, undoing actions, navigating windows and tabs, searching for files, changing display settings, and more. It also includes shortcuts for Microsoft applications like Internet Explorer, Remote Desktop Connection, Character Map, and the Microsoft Management Console.
This document provides a summary of shortcut key combinations for Microsoft Windows and some common applications like Excel and FrontPage. It was compiled by ELM Computer Systems Inc., an IT services company in Toronto, Canada, from various online sources for user convenience. The shortcuts listed may not work in all versions and the list is not exhaustive. ELM contact information is provided at the bottom for reporting errors or additional shortcut keys.
The document provides a comprehensive list of keyboard shortcuts for Windows organized by category. It includes over 100 shortcuts for general navigation, Windows keys, dialog boxes, File Explorer, the taskbar, accessibility tools, and apps. Some shortcuts may vary by Windows version, with many introduced in Windows 8's Metro interface to be used on the Start screen and across apps. The shortcuts allow for quick navigation, selection, editing, launching apps and tools, and more efficient use of the Windows interface.
This document provides a list of 100 keyboard shortcuts for moving faster in Windows 7. It includes shortcuts for opening programs and windows, navigating and selecting items, copying and pasting, and more. Each shortcut is accompanied by a brief description of its function. Additional shortcut lists for other versions of Windows and Microsoft Office programs are referenced at the end.
This document provides over 100 keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8, divided into Windows 8 specific shortcuts and standard Windows shortcuts. Some key Windows 8 shortcuts include switching between the Start screen and last app with Windows+C, accessing the charms bar with Windows+C, and taking screenshots with Print Screen. Standard shortcuts include minimizing all windows with Windows+M, locking the computer with Windows+L, and cycling through apps with Alt+Tab. All shortcuts are based on the Windows 8 Consumer Preview.
This document provides shortcuts for various programs including Windows, Outlook, Word, and Excel. It lists keyboard shortcuts for common actions like copying, pasting, saving files, switching between programs and windows, formatting text, and navigating documents. Many shortcuts use Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and function keys alone or in combination for quick access to commands from the keyboard.
This document provides shortcuts for managing windows, tasks, and displays on Windows 7 and XP computers. Some key shortcuts include: Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+X to cut, Ctrl+V to paste, Alt+Tab to switch between windows, Windows logo key + D to show the desktop, Windows logo key + arrow keys to move windows, Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager, and Windows logo key + P to change presentation settings. These shortcuts allow users to quickly copy, cut, paste, switch windows, organize windows on their desktop and displays, and manage tasks.
Shortcut keys help provide an easier and usually quicker method of navigating and executing commands in computer software programs. Shortcut keys are commonly accessed by using the Alt key (on IBM compatible computers), Ctrl key, or Shift key in conjunction with another key.
This document provides shortcuts for various programs including Windows, Outlook, Word, and Excel. It lists keyboard shortcuts for common actions like copying, pasting, saving files, switching between programs and windows, formatting text, and more. Many shortcuts use Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and function keys. The shortcuts are organized by program or application for quick reference.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Windows, and special characters. It includes over 300 shortcuts for common commands and functions. Some key shortcuts included are Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+X to cut, Alt+Tab to switch between open apps, F2 to edit the selected cell in Excel, and Ctrl+A to select all content.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Windows, and special characters. It lists common shortcuts for basic functions like copy, paste, bold, italics. It also includes shortcuts for formatting, navigation, editing and other commands. The shortcuts are organized by application and function for easy reference.
The document provides keyboard shortcuts for common tasks in Windows, including:
- The Windows key opens the Start menu and places focus in the search box.
- ALT activates menus and allows navigation with arrow keys. ALT+F4 exits applications.
- Arrow keys navigate menus and desktop icons. ENTER opens selected items.
- CTRL+C, CTRL+X, CTRL+V perform copy, cut, and paste functions.
Windows 8.1 deployment to p cs a guide for educationHeo Gòm
This document provides guidance on deploying Windows 8.1 in an educational environment. It discusses three primary deployment methods: manual installation, image-based deployment, and automated installation. It also describes several tools that can be used for deployment, including the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK), Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), System Center Configuration Manager, and others. The document recommends choosing a deployment strategy based on factors like the number of devices, available skills and infrastructure, and recommends MDT for most deployments due to its ease of use. It then provides more details on using specific strategies like "High Touch with Standard Image", "Lite-Touch High-Volume", and "Zero-Touch High-Volume"
This document discusses payment gateways supported by Imaxel Photo Solution (IPS). It lists several major payment gateways that can be integrated with IPS, including PayPal, WorldPay, Atos-Sip, and others. It provides details on how to set up and configure PayPal for use as an online payment option with IPS. Integration with other gateways would require documentation from the client's contracted payment provider. The document serves as a guide for which payment methods can be used and integrated with IPS photo ordering and management systems.
Digitale Transformation: Change - Social - Culture Alexander Kluge
Impulsvortrag auf der B2B Konferenz im Juli 2015 zur Digitalen Transformation, der Wirkung von Vernetzung, Partizipation und Offenheit auf die Unternehmenskultur und den Einsatz moderner Arbeitswerkzeuge. (http://www.kluge-consulting.net/b2b-conference-vortrag-digitale-transformation-unternehmen-im-wandel/)
The document provides deployment instructions for Microsoft Office 2013. It discusses planning volume activation using Key Management Service (KMS) or Multiple Activation Key (MAK). It also covers activating through Active Directory-Based activation or using the Volume Activation Management Tool. The document provides details on configuring KMS hosts and clients, and customizing Office 2013 installations using the Office Customization Tool and Config.xml file.
1. New products are added through a 5 step process in the iWEB platform: create a template, add the product details in Remote Manager, set pricing, assign the product to a category, and create a production rule in Order Lab Manager.
2. Prices for different product types (prints, compositions, albums) can be set by sheets, range, or fixed cost. Album pricing allows for additional options.
3. For a product to appear in the online store, it must be assigned to a category and the catalogue must be published from Remote Manager.
The document repeatedly mentions the website tailieutienganh.net and describes it as providing up-to-date IELTS materials. It also includes the URL facebook.com/IELTSVN and mentions improving IELTS scores. The majority of the text consists of repeated mentions of tailieutienganh.net and descriptions of it offering current IELTS exam preparation materials.
This document provides an overview of the iWEB e-commerce workflow which includes a consumer frontend, management backoffice, and production backoffice. The consumer frontend allows customers to browse products, customize and design products by adding images and text, add items to their cart, and checkout. The management backoffice is used to configure the frontend, manage products/prices/promotions, and view/manage orders. The production backoffice downloads orders, manages production workflow including rules and order handling, and formats files to send for output.
This document provides a reference guide for Windows 8 shortcut keys for both the Start screen and desktop. It lists over 50 shortcut keys that can be used to launch apps, switch between apps and desktop, search, lock the computer, zoom, and more. The shortcuts allow users to navigate and use Windows 8 more efficiently without having to use the mouse. The guide is intended to be informational only and Microsoft provides no warranties on the accuracy of the information.
SharePoint provides a platform for teams to collaborate effectively. It allows storing of content in one central place so that it can be accessed from anywhere and shared with others. SharePoint enables teams to plan projects together, stay synchronized, and work on documents simultaneously. It also provides a way to find answers, information, and people across an organization easily.
Windows 8.1 deployment planning a guide for educationHeo Gòm
Windows 8.1 deployment planning guide for educational institutions. Key areas covered include IT benefits of familiar management tools, faculty benefits of compatibility with existing software and familiar Windows platform, and student benefits of access to vast library of Windows applications. The document provides guidance on purchase and licensing, volume activation options, network infrastructure requirements including internet access and bandwidth, and deployment methods for institution-owned and personal devices.
The document provides guidance on deploying Windows To Go in an education environment. It discusses how Windows To Go allows faculty and students to use a personalized Windows 8.1 workspace from any compatible computer via a USB drive. It covers preparing for deployment, creating Windows To Go images, configuring settings and security, and managing Windows To Go workspaces. The document is intended to help IT professionals understand the benefits and process of deploying Windows To Go in a school.
This document provides over 100 keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8, divided into Windows 8 specific shortcuts and standard Windows shortcuts. Some key Windows 8 shortcuts include switching between the Start screen and last app with Windows+C, accessing the charms bar with Windows+C, and taking screenshots with Print Screen. Standard shortcuts include minimizing all windows with Windows+M, locking the computer with Windows+L, and cycling through apps with Alt+Tab. All shortcuts are based on the Windows 8 Consumer Preview.
This document provides shortcuts for various programs including Windows, Outlook, Word, and Excel. It lists keyboard shortcuts for common actions like copying, pasting, saving files, switching between programs and windows, formatting text, and navigating documents. Many shortcuts use Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and function keys alone or in combination for quick access to commands from the keyboard.
This document provides shortcuts for managing windows, tasks, and displays on Windows 7 and XP computers. Some key shortcuts include: Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+X to cut, Ctrl+V to paste, Alt+Tab to switch between windows, Windows logo key + D to show the desktop, Windows logo key + arrow keys to move windows, Ctrl+Shift+Esc to open Task Manager, and Windows logo key + P to change presentation settings. These shortcuts allow users to quickly copy, cut, paste, switch windows, organize windows on their desktop and displays, and manage tasks.
Shortcut keys help provide an easier and usually quicker method of navigating and executing commands in computer software programs. Shortcut keys are commonly accessed by using the Alt key (on IBM compatible computers), Ctrl key, or Shift key in conjunction with another key.
This document provides shortcuts for various programs including Windows, Outlook, Word, and Excel. It lists keyboard shortcuts for common actions like copying, pasting, saving files, switching between programs and windows, formatting text, and more. Many shortcuts use Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and function keys. The shortcuts are organized by program or application for quick reference.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Windows, and special characters. It includes over 300 shortcuts for common commands and functions. Some key shortcuts included are Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+X to cut, Alt+Tab to switch between open apps, F2 to edit the selected cell in Excel, and Ctrl+A to select all content.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, Windows, and special characters. It lists common shortcuts for basic functions like copy, paste, bold, italics. It also includes shortcuts for formatting, navigation, editing and other commands. The shortcuts are organized by application and function for easy reference.
The document provides keyboard shortcuts for common tasks in Windows, including:
- The Windows key opens the Start menu and places focus in the search box.
- ALT activates menus and allows navigation with arrow keys. ALT+F4 exits applications.
- Arrow keys navigate menus and desktop icons. ENTER opens selected items.
- CTRL+C, CTRL+X, CTRL+V perform copy, cut, and paste functions.
Windows 8.1 deployment to p cs a guide for educationHeo Gòm
This document provides guidance on deploying Windows 8.1 in an educational environment. It discusses three primary deployment methods: manual installation, image-based deployment, and automated installation. It also describes several tools that can be used for deployment, including the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (Windows ADK), Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), System Center Configuration Manager, and others. The document recommends choosing a deployment strategy based on factors like the number of devices, available skills and infrastructure, and recommends MDT for most deployments due to its ease of use. It then provides more details on using specific strategies like "High Touch with Standard Image", "Lite-Touch High-Volume", and "Zero-Touch High-Volume"
This document discusses payment gateways supported by Imaxel Photo Solution (IPS). It lists several major payment gateways that can be integrated with IPS, including PayPal, WorldPay, Atos-Sip, and others. It provides details on how to set up and configure PayPal for use as an online payment option with IPS. Integration with other gateways would require documentation from the client's contracted payment provider. The document serves as a guide for which payment methods can be used and integrated with IPS photo ordering and management systems.
Digitale Transformation: Change - Social - Culture Alexander Kluge
Impulsvortrag auf der B2B Konferenz im Juli 2015 zur Digitalen Transformation, der Wirkung von Vernetzung, Partizipation und Offenheit auf die Unternehmenskultur und den Einsatz moderner Arbeitswerkzeuge. (http://www.kluge-consulting.net/b2b-conference-vortrag-digitale-transformation-unternehmen-im-wandel/)
The document provides deployment instructions for Microsoft Office 2013. It discusses planning volume activation using Key Management Service (KMS) or Multiple Activation Key (MAK). It also covers activating through Active Directory-Based activation or using the Volume Activation Management Tool. The document provides details on configuring KMS hosts and clients, and customizing Office 2013 installations using the Office Customization Tool and Config.xml file.
1. New products are added through a 5 step process in the iWEB platform: create a template, add the product details in Remote Manager, set pricing, assign the product to a category, and create a production rule in Order Lab Manager.
2. Prices for different product types (prints, compositions, albums) can be set by sheets, range, or fixed cost. Album pricing allows for additional options.
3. For a product to appear in the online store, it must be assigned to a category and the catalogue must be published from Remote Manager.
The document repeatedly mentions the website tailieutienganh.net and describes it as providing up-to-date IELTS materials. It also includes the URL facebook.com/IELTSVN and mentions improving IELTS scores. The majority of the text consists of repeated mentions of tailieutienganh.net and descriptions of it offering current IELTS exam preparation materials.
This document provides an overview of the iWEB e-commerce workflow which includes a consumer frontend, management backoffice, and production backoffice. The consumer frontend allows customers to browse products, customize and design products by adding images and text, add items to their cart, and checkout. The management backoffice is used to configure the frontend, manage products/prices/promotions, and view/manage orders. The production backoffice downloads orders, manages production workflow including rules and order handling, and formats files to send for output.
This document provides a reference guide for Windows 8 shortcut keys for both the Start screen and desktop. It lists over 50 shortcut keys that can be used to launch apps, switch between apps and desktop, search, lock the computer, zoom, and more. The shortcuts allow users to navigate and use Windows 8 more efficiently without having to use the mouse. The guide is intended to be informational only and Microsoft provides no warranties on the accuracy of the information.
SharePoint provides a platform for teams to collaborate effectively. It allows storing of content in one central place so that it can be accessed from anywhere and shared with others. SharePoint enables teams to plan projects together, stay synchronized, and work on documents simultaneously. It also provides a way to find answers, information, and people across an organization easily.
Windows 8.1 deployment planning a guide for educationHeo Gòm
Windows 8.1 deployment planning guide for educational institutions. Key areas covered include IT benefits of familiar management tools, faculty benefits of compatibility with existing software and familiar Windows platform, and student benefits of access to vast library of Windows applications. The document provides guidance on purchase and licensing, volume activation options, network infrastructure requirements including internet access and bandwidth, and deployment methods for institution-owned and personal devices.
The document provides guidance on deploying Windows To Go in an education environment. It discusses how Windows To Go allows faculty and students to use a personalized Windows 8.1 workspace from any compatible computer via a USB drive. It covers preparing for deployment, creating Windows To Go images, configuring settings and security, and managing Windows To Go workspaces. The document is intended to help IT professionals understand the benefits and process of deploying Windows To Go in a school.
This document provides a 5-step guide for quickly deploying Office 365 Midsize Business without migrating data from other services:
1. Explore the Office 365 Administration Center dashboard
2. Add a company domain to Office 365
3. Create user accounts and assign licenses
4. Share login information and have users explore Office 365 features
5. Install Office 365 ProPlus on users' devices
This document provides instructions for installing and configuring a plugin that integrates Moodle with Microsoft Office 365. The plugin allows teachers to create courses and assignments in Moodle that can be accessed and submitted by students through SharePoint. The document outlines system requirements, provides step-by-step instructions for installing the plugin modules in both Moodle and SharePoint, and describes how to configure authentication and permissions. It also explains how students and teachers can use features enabled by the integration such as viewing courses, submitting assignments, and managing user accounts from both Moodle and Office 365.
The document provides instructions for recovering an unsaved Microsoft Office document using the auto-recovery feature. It explains that Office can recover drafts of documents that were closed without saving for up to 4 days. It then lists the steps to take to recover an unsaved Excel, Word, or PowerPoint file by opening the relevant Office application, clicking "File" and then either "Recent" or "Info", and selecting "Recover Unsaved Documents/Workbooks/Presentations". It also enables the auto-recovery feature by clicking "File", "Options", "Save", and checking the boxes to save auto-recovery information every few minutes and keep the last auto-saved version.
Office 365 provides a complete Office suite in the cloud, allowing users to work from anywhere on any device. It offers powerful tools for content creation and collaboration. Users can access all their files from any device and work together on documents in real-time. Office 365 provides a team site where users can share and organize resources to stay organized and in sync. It also offers project management and task tracking tools to help teams stay on schedule.
This document provides an overview of new features in Windows 8.1, including:
- Customizable features like the taskbar, file management, and Internet Explorer 11 for improved productivity.
- Touch, mouse, and keyboard inputs can be used seamlessly together on Windows 8.1 devices.
- Quick Link menu, Task Manager, Mobility Center, and File Explorer allow accessing settings and managing tasks.
- OneDrive and OneDrive for Business provide online storage for personal and work files that can be accessed from any device.
The document provides an overview of accessibility features in Windows 8, including Narrator, Magnifier, the Ease of Access Center, and personalization options. Key points include:
- Narrator has been redesigned for touch devices and allows screen reading with touch commands. Magnifier also supports touch controls for movement and zooming.
- The Ease of Access Center provides tools like Narrator, Magnifier, high contrast settings, and options to make the display, keyboard, mouse, and touch easier to use.
- Personalization options allow customizing colors, backgrounds, tiles, and themes to improve accessibility and the user experience.
These keyboard shortcuts provide concise commands for common Windows 10 tasks like selecting and copying text, undoing and redoing actions, creating folders, closing windows, deleting and renaming files, switching between apps, taking screenshots, and opening Settings and File Explorer. Key combinations involve Ctrl, Alt, Shift, and Windows keys used with letters, numbers, and arrow keys.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for various Windows applications and functions, organized into sections for Ease of Access shortcuts, general keyboard shortcuts, Windows Explorer shortcuts, keyboard shortcuts for applications like Paint and WordPad, and Calculator shortcuts. The shortcuts allow performing common tasks by pressing key combinations rather than using a mouse.
This document provides an overview of keyboard shortcuts and how they can help reduce physical strain from prolonged keyboard and mouse use. It discusses how shortcuts allow for faster navigation and completion of tasks with less hand and wrist movement. The objectives are to discover shortcuts, practice finding and using them, and learn exercises to relieve hand and wrist strain. Examples of common shortcuts are provided for Windows, Office applications, internet browsers and other programs. Top 10 most useful shortcuts are highlighted. Personal shortcuts and additional resources are also mentioned.
This document provides over 100 keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8, divided into Windows 8 specific shortcuts and standard Windows shortcuts. Some key Windows 8 shortcuts include switching between the Start screen and last app with Windows+C, accessing the charms bar with Windows+C, and taking screenshots with Print Screen. Standard shortcuts include minimizing all windows with Windows+M, locking the computer with Windows+L, and cycling through apps with Alt+Tab. All shortcuts are based on the Windows 8 Consumer Preview.
The document lists numerous keyboard shortcuts for Windows, organized into sections for general shortcuts, Windows key shortcuts, dialog box shortcuts, File Explorer shortcuts, taskbar shortcuts, magnifier shortcuts, and Narrator shortcuts. Many involve common modifier keys like Ctrl, Alt, Shift in combination with other keys to perform actions like copying, pasting, closing windows, searching, and navigating interfaces.
This document provides a summary of keyboard shortcuts for Windows, including shortcuts using the Windows logo key, Alt key, Ctrl key, and shortcuts for dialog boxes and Windows Explorer. It also includes shortcuts for Microsoft Natural Keyboard and shortcuts that can be used without a mouse.
This document provides shortcuts for managing windows, switching between applications, navigating the desktop and files, accessing Windows features, and using the Windows taskbar, dialog boxes, help, and accessibility tools in Windows 7. Some key shortcuts include Win+Tab to cycle through programs, Alt+Tab to switch between open apps, Win+Arrow keys to move and resize windows, and F2 to rename files.
This document provides a list of over 100 keyboard shortcuts for performing common tasks in Windows 7 such as opening programs and windows, switching between programs and windows, managing files and folders, editing text, and more. The shortcuts are organized with the keystroke or key combination, followed by the corresponding function.
The document discusses the basic keyboard shortcuts and keys. It is divided into sections on alphabetic keys, numeric keys, special keys like spacebar, backspace, shift, enter, delete and function keys. It provides examples of shortcuts like Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste. It also discusses shortcuts for opening menus, switching apps and windows, finding help and refreshing pages. Function keys F1-F12 are described along with their uses for help, renaming, searching, refreshing, spellcheck and full screen mode.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Windows 10. It provides over 50 shortcuts for navigating and interacting with the Windows interface, desktop, files, folders, and applications. Some key shortcuts include using the Windows key along with letters, numbers and symbols to open Start menu items, launch apps from the taskbar, switch between open windows and show the desktop. Other common shortcuts include Alt+Tab to switch windows, Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, and Ctrl+X to cut. Function keys like F1, F2, F3 etc. are also assigned actions like displaying help, renaming files, and searching.
This document lists keyboard shortcuts for Windows 10. It provides over 50 shortcuts for navigating and interacting with the Windows interface, applications, and files. Some of the key shortcuts include using the Windows key along with letters, numbers, and symbols to open Start menu items, switch between apps, show the desktop, lock the computer, and more. Additional shortcuts involve using Ctrl, Alt, Shift and arrow keys to select items, cycle through windows and tabs, modify text, and control zooming and layouts.
Keyboard shortcuts and system commands for popular programsnepcardinal
The document discusses keyboard shortcuts for various computer programs and operating systems. It provides lists of shortcuts for Microsoft Word, Windows, Internet Explorer, File Explorer, and other applications. The shortcuts allow users to perform common commands more quickly through key combinations rather than using the mouse or menus. Examples include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, Alt+Tab to switch between open programs, and function keys for formatting text in Word.
Keyboard shortcuts allow users to perform actions faster by using keys on the keyboard rather than the mouse. The keys are divided into groups like typing keys, function keys, navigation keys, and the numeric keypad. Common keyboard shortcuts include Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+V to paste, and Alt+Tab to switch between open programs. Learning basic shortcuts can help improve efficiency when entering data or working with cells in programs like Excel.
The document lists keyboard shortcuts for Windows system functions, programs, mouse clicks, folders/Windows Explorer, dialog boxes, and accessibility. It provides over 100 keyboard shortcuts for navigating the desktop, launching programs, editing documents, managing windows and files, and controlling accessibility features in Windows. The shortcuts listed apply to many versions of Windows from Windows 95 to Windows 7.
This document provides a summary of keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8 organized by modifier keys and individual keys. Some key highlights include:
- The Windows logo key opens the Start screen. Ctrl+Alt+Del opens Task Manager.
- Arrow keys move between apps or options. Ctrl+Tab cycles through open apps.
- Ctrl shortcuts include Ctrl+C for copy, Ctrl+V for paste, and Ctrl+X for cut.
- Alt shortcuts include Alt+Tab to switch between apps and Alt+F4 to close active window.
- F keys activate common functions like F1 for help, F2 to rename, and F3 to search.
The document provides a comprehensive list of shortcut keys for various applications and operating systems including Windows, MacOS, Linux, Microsoft Office, web browsers and more. It discusses basic shortcut keys like copy, paste, cut etc. and also covers shortcuts for specific applications like Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook etc. It also provides tips on how to create custom shortcuts for any program or file.
This document lists many keyboard shortcuts for Windows systems. It includes shortcuts for navigating and interacting with the Windows interface, applications, files and folders. Some of the most commonly mentioned shortcuts are CTRL+C to copy, CTRL+V to paste, ALT+TAB to switch between open programs, and Windows Logo+D to show the desktop. The document also outlines shortcuts for navigating dialog boxes and properties windows.
This document provides keyboard shortcuts for Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 and Microsoft Office applications like Word, Outlook and Internet Explorer. It defines common notation for keyboard shortcuts and includes over 50 shortcuts organized by category like general Windows shortcuts, Internet Explorer shortcuts, Word shortcuts and Outlook calendar shortcuts.
The document lists various keyboard shortcuts for general computer functions. Some of the key shortcuts included are Ctrl+C to copy, Ctrl+X to cut, Ctrl+V to paste, Ctrl+Z to undo and Ctrl+Y to redo. Additional shortcuts allow renaming with F2, navigating text with arrow keys, selecting items with mouse or Shift+arrow keys, searching with F3, closing programs with Alt+F4, and switching between programs with Alt+Tab.
This document provides a list of keyboard shortcuts for various functions in Windows operating systems, including:
- Common shortcuts like copy, cut, paste, undo, and delete
- Dialog box navigation using TAB, arrow keys, and ENTER
- Switching between applications using ALT+TAB
- Accessing menus and properties using ALT, F10, and ALT+ENTER
- Navigating folders in Windows Explorer with arrow keys, HOME, END, and asterisk/plus/minus on numeric keypad
- Microsoft Natural Keyboard shortcuts using the Windows logo key
Windows store apps a deployment guide for educationHeo Gòm
This document provides guidance on deploying Windows Store apps in an educational environment. It discusses planning considerations for app deployment including using the Windows Store, sideloading apps, or a combination. The Windows Store allows for automatic app updates but requires a Microsoft account, while sideloading does not require the Store but the IT department must manage updates. The document also outlines the process for deploying apps via the Store or sideloading and considerations for each method.
This document provides a summary of key features and capabilities of Windows 8 for business users. It discusses how Windows 8 supports changing work environments and mobile productivity with features like the new user interface, touch and gesture support, and enhanced security. It also covers manageability and virtualization improvements, opportunities for developing and deploying line-of-business apps, and connectivity options like DirectAccess, mobile broadband, and BranchCache that enable productivity for remote workers. The document concludes with a discussion of cloud-connected features in Windows 8.
The document provides an overview of the new features and interface of Windows 8, describing how to navigate and use the touch-friendly Start screen. It explains how to access apps, switch between them, organize tiles on the Start screen, and use touch gestures like swiping from edges to reveal app commands and the charms. The summary highlights the focus on touch navigation, customizing the Start screen, and using swipes and gestures to access apps and commands.
The document provides guidance on driving adoption of SharePoint within an organization. It recommends defining a clear vision aligned with business goals, starting with simple use cases, and empowering people. The key steps are: engage leadership support; identify relevant use cases to solve business problems; create excitement by explaining benefits; facilitate change by involving users for feedback; empower champions to help others; and measure success to expand use over time. The overall approach is to make SharePoint useful for employees and have them adopt it organically as the way to work together better.
This document provides a step-by-step guide to configure identity federation between Moodle, Active Directory Federation Services 2.0 (AD FS 2.0), and Windows Azure Active Directory. This setup enables single sign-on access to Moodle and Office 365 using federated identities. It also supports user autoprovisioning in Moodle and automatic course enrollment based on Active Directory group membership. The guide outlines prerequisites, requirements, and configuration instructions for AD FS 2.0, Moodle, SimpleSAMLPHP, and relevant Moodle plugins to enable the federated identity and access management capabilities.
SharePoint 2013 includes improvements to claims-based authentication that enable new server-to-
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1. Windows 8.1/Windows RT 8.1 Keyboard Shortcuts
Keyboard shortcuts are combinations of two or more keys that you can use to perform a task that would typically
require a mouse or other pointing device. Keyboard shortcuts can make it easier to work with your PC, saving you time
and effort as you work with Windows and other apps.
Most apps also provide accelerator keys that can make it easier to work with menus and other commands. Check the
menus of apps for accelerator keys. If a letter of a word is underlined in a menu, it usually means you can press the Alt
key and the underlined key together instead of clicking that menu item. When you're using a touch keyboard, you can
also see some shortcuts when you press the Ctrl key.
Pressing the Alt key in some apps, such as Paint and WordPad, shows commands that are labeled with additional keys
that you can press to use them.
Note
If you're looking for new ways to use a mouse and keyboard, see Mouse and keyboard: What's new in Windows.
Using Windows
Hide all
New keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains new keyboard shortcuts that you can use in Windows.
Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +start
typing
Search your PC
Ctrl+plus (+) or Ctrl+minus (-) Zoom in or out of a large number of items, like apps pinned to the Start screen
Ctrl+scroll wheel Zoom in or out of a large number of items, like apps pinned to the Start screen
Windows logo key +C Open the charms
In an app, open the commands for the app
Windows logo key +F Open the Search charm to search files
Windows logo key +H Open the Share charm
Windows logo key +I Open the Settings charm
Windows logo key +K Open the Devices charm
Windows logo key +O Lock the screen orientation (portrait or landscape)
Windows logo key +Q Open the Search charm to search everywhere or within an open app (if the app
supports app search)
Windows logo key +S Open the Search charm to search Windows and the web
Windows logo key +W Open the Search charm to search settings
2. Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +Z Show the commands available in the app
Note
You can also see some settings and options by going to the Settings charm when the
app is open.
Windows logo key +spacebar Switch input language and keyboard layout
Windows logo key
+Ctrl+spacebar
Change to a previously selected input
Windows logo key +Tab Cycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps)
Windows logo key +Ctrl+Tab Cycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps)
Windows logo key +Shift+Tab Cycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps) in reverse order
Windows logo key
+Shift+period (.)
Snaps an app to the left
Windows logo key +period (.) Cycle through open apps
Esc Stop or exit the current task
General keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains general keyboard shortcuts that you can use in Windows.
Press this key To do this
F1 Display Help
F2 Rename the selected item
F3 Search for a file or folder
F4 Display the address bar list in File Explorer
F5 Refresh the active window
F6 Cycle through screen elements in a window or on the desktop
F10 Activate the Menu bar in the active app
Alt+F4 Close the active item, or exit the active app
Alt+Esc Cycle through items in the order in which they were opened
Alt+underlined letter Perform the command for that letter
Alt+Enter Display properties for the selected item
Alt+Spacebar Open the shortcut menu for the active window
Alt+Left arrow Back
3. Press this key To do this
Alt+Right arrow Forward
Alt+Page Up Move up one screen
Alt+Page Down Move down one screen
Alt+Tab Switch between open apps (except desktop apps)
Ctrl+F4 Close the active document (in apps that allow you to have multiple documents
open simultaneously)
Ctrl+A Select all items in a document or window
Ctrl+C (or Ctrl+Insert) Copy the selected item
Ctrl+D (or Delete) Delete the selected item and move it to the Recycle Bin
Ctrl+R (or F5) Refresh the active window
Ctrl+V (or Shift+Insert) Paste the selected item
Ctrl+X Cut the selected item
Ctrl+Y Redo an action
Ctrl+Z Undo an action
Ctrl+plus (+) or Ctrl+minus (-) Zoom in or out of a large number of items, like apps pinned to the Start screen
Ctrl+ mouse scroll wheel Change the size of desktop icons or zoom in or out of a large number of items, like
apps pinned to the Start screen
Ctrl+Right arrow Move the cursor to the beginning of the next word
Ctrl+Left arrow Move the cursor to the beginning of the previous word
Ctrl+Down arrow Move the cursor to the beginning of the next paragraph
Ctrl+Up arrow Move the cursor to the beginning of the previous paragraph
Ctrl+Alt+Tab Use the arrow keys to switch between all open apps
Ctrl+arrow key (to move to an
item)+Spacebar
Select multiple individual items in a window or on the desktop
Ctrl+Shift with an arrow key Select a block of text
Ctrl+Esc Open the Start screen
Ctrl+Shift+Esc Open Task Manager
Ctrl+Shift Switch the keyboard layout when multiple keyboard layouts are available
Ctrl+Spacebar Turn the Chinese input method editor (IME) on or off
Shift+F10 Display the shortcut menu for the selected item
4. Press this key To do this
Shift with any arrow key Select more than one item in a window or on the desktop, or select text within a
document
Shift+Delete Delete the selected item without moving it to the Recycle Bin first
Right arrow Open the next menu to the right, or open a submenu
Left arrow Open the next menu to the left, or close a submenu
Esc Stop or leave the current task
Windows logo key keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts that use the Windows logo key .
Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +F1 Open Windows Help and Support
Windows logo key Display or hide the Start screen
Windows logo key +B Set focus in the notification area
Windows logo key +C Open the Charms
Windows logo key +D Display and hide the desktop
Windows logo key +E Open File Explorer
Windows logo key +F Open the Search charm and search for files
Windows logo key +H Open the Share charm
Windows logo key +I Open the Settings charm
Windows logo key +K Open the Devices charm
Windows logo key +L Lock your PC or switch people
Windows logo key +M Minimize all windows
Windows logo key +O Lock device orientation
Windows logo key +P Choose a presentation display mode
Windows logo key +Q Open the Search charm to search everywhere or within the open app (if the app
supports app search)
Windows logo key +R Open the Run dialog box
Windows logo key +S Open the Search charm to search Windows and the web
Windows logo key +T Cycle through apps on the taskbar
5. Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +U Open Ease of Access Center
Windows logo key +V Cycle through notifications
Windows logo key +Shift+V Cycle through notifications in reverse order
Windows logo key +W Open the Search charm and search for settings
Windows logo key +X Open the Quick Link menu
Windows logo key +Z Show the commands available in the app
Note
You can also see some settings and options by going to the Settings charm when
the app is open.
Windows logo key +, Temporarily peek at the desktop
Windows logo key +Pause Display the System Properties dialog box
Windows logo key +Ctrl+F Search for PCs (if you're on a network)
Windows logo key +Shift+M Restore minimized windows on the desktop
Windows logo key +number Open the desktop and start the app pinned to the taskbar in the position indicated
by the number. If the app is already running, switch to that app.
Windows logo key +Shift+number Open the desktop and start a new instance of the app pinned to the taskbar in the
position indicated by the number
Windows logo key +Ctrl+number Open the desktop and switch to the last active window of the app pinned to the
taskbar in the position indicated by the number
Windows logo key +Alt+number Open the desktop and open the Jump List for the app pinned to the taskbar in the
position indicated by the number
Windows logo key
+Ctrl+Shift+number
Open the desktop and open a new instance of the app located at the given position
on the taskbar as an administrator
Windows logo key +Tab Cycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps)
Windows logo key +Ctrl+Tab Cycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps)
Windows logo key +Shift+Tab Cycle through recently used apps (except desktop apps) in reverse order
Windows logo key +Ctrl+B Switch to the app that displayed a message in the notification area
Windows logo key +Up arrow Maximize the window
Windows logo key +Down arrow Remove current app from screen or minimize the desktop window
Windows logo key +Left arrow Maximize the app or desktop window to the left side of the screen
Windows logo key +Right arrow Maximize the app or desktop window to the right side of the screen
6. Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +Home Minimize all but the active desktop window (restores all windows on second
stroke)
Windows logo key +Shift+Up
arrow
Stretch the desktop window to the top and bottom of the screen
Windows logo key +Shift+Down
arrow
Restore/minimize active desktop windows vertically, maintaining width
Windows logo key +Shift+Left
arrow or Right arrow
Move an app or window in the desktop from one monitor to another
Windows logo key +Spacebar Switch input language and keyboard layout
Windows logo key +Ctrl+Spacebar Change to a previously selected input
Windows logo key +Enter Open Narrator
Windows logo key +Shift+period
(.)
Cycle through open apps
Windows logo key +period (.) Cycle through open apps
Windows logo key +/ Initiate IME reconversion
Windows logo key +Alt+Enter Open WindowsMedia Center
Windows logo key +plus (+) or
minus (-)
Zoom in or out using Magnifier
Windows logo key +Esc Exit Magnifier
Dialog box keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts that you can use in dialog boxes.
Press this key To do this
F1 Display Help
F4 Display the items in the active list
Ctrl+Tab Move forward through tabs
Ctrl+Shift+Tab Move back through tabs
Ctrl+number (number 1-9) Move to nth tab
Tab Move forward through options
Shift+Tab Move back through options
Alt+underlined letter Perform the command (or select the option) that goes with that letter
7. Press this key To do this
Spacebar Select or clear the check box if the active option is a check box
Backspace Open a folder one level up if a folder is selected in the Save As or Open dialog box
Arrow keys Select a button if the active option is a group of option buttons
File Explorer keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with File Explorer windows or folders.
Press this key To do this
Alt+D Select the address bar
Ctrl+E Select the search box
Ctrl+F Select the search box
Ctrl+N Open a new window
Ctrl+W Close the current window
Ctrl+mouse scroll wheel Change the size and appearance of file and folder icons
Ctrl+Shift+E Display all folders above the selected folder
Ctrl+Shift+N Create a new folder
Num Lock+asterisk (*) Display all subfolders under the selected folder
Num Lock+plus (+) Display the contents of the selected folder
Num Lock+minus (-) Collapse the selected folder
Alt+P Display the preview pane
Alt+Enter Open the Properties dialog box for the selected item
Alt+Right arrow View the next folder
Alt+Up arrow View the folder that the folder was in
Alt+Left arrow View the previous folder
Backspace View the previous folder
Right arrow Display the current selection (if it's collapsed), or select the first subfolder
Left arrow Collapse the current selection (if it's expanded), or select the folder that the folder was in
End Display the bottom of the active window
Home Display the top of the active window
F11 Maximize or minimize the active window
8. Taskbar keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with items on the desktop taskbar.
Press this key To do this
Shift+click a taskbar button Open an app or quickly open another instance of an app
Ctrl+Shift+click a taskbar button Open an app as an administrator
Shift+right-click a taskbar button Show the window menu for the app
Shift+right-click a grouped taskbar button Show the window menu for the group
Ctrl+click a grouped taskbar button Cycle through the windows of the group
Ease of Access keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts that can help make your PC easier to use.
Press this key To do this
Right Shift for eight seconds Turn Filter Keys on and off
Left Alt+left Shift+Print Screen Turn High Contrast on or off
Left Alt+left Shift+Num Lock Turn Mouse Keys on or off
Shift five times Turn Sticky Keys on or off
Num Lock for five seconds Turn Toggle Keys on or off
Windows logo key +U Open the Ease of Access Center
Magnifier keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with Magnifier.
Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +plus (+) or minus (-) Zoom in or out
Ctrl+Alt+Spacebar Preview the desktop in full-screen mode
Ctrl+Alt+D Switch to docked mode
Ctrl+Alt+F Switch to full-screen mode
Ctrl+Alt+I Invert colors
Ctrl+Alt+L Switch to lens mode
Ctrl+Alt+R Resize the lens
Ctrl+Alt+arrow keys Pan in the direction of the arrow keys
Windows logo key +Esc Exit Magnifier
9. Narrator keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with Narrator.
Press this key To do this
Spacebar or Enter Activate current item
Tab and arrow keys Move around on the screen
Ctrl Stop reading
Caps Lock+D Read item
Caps Lock+M Start reading
Caps Lock+H Read document
Caps Lock+V Repeat phrase
Caps Lock+W Read window
Caps Lock+Page Up or Page Down Increase or decrease the volume of the voice
Caps Lock+plus (+) or minus (-) Increase or decrease the speed of the voice
Caps Lock+Spacebar Do default action
Caps Lock+Left or Right arrows Move to previous/next item
Caps Lock+F2 Show commands for current item
Press Caps Lock twice in quick succession Turn Caps Lock on or off
Caps+Esc Exit Narrator
Narrator touch keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with Narrator on a four-point tablet.
Press this key To do this
Tap once with two fingers Stop Narrator from reading
Tap three times with four fingers Show all Narrator commands (including the ones not in this list)
Double-tap Activate primary action
Triple-tap Activate secondary action
Touch or drag a single finger Read what’s under your fingers
Flick left/right with one finger Move to next or previous item
Swipe left/right/up/down with two fingers Scroll
Swipe down with three fingers Start reading on explorable text
10. Remote Desktop Connection on the desktop keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with Remote Desktop Connection on the desktop.
Press this key To do this
Alt+Page Up Move between apps from left to right
Alt+Page Down Move between apps from right to left
Alt+Insert Cycle through apps in the order that they were started
Alt+Home Display the Start screen
Ctrl+Alt+Break Switch between a window and full screen
Ctrl+Alt+End Display the Windows Securitydialog box
Ctrl+Alt+Home In full-screen mode, activate the connection bar
Alt+Delete Display the system menu
Ctrl+Alt+minus (-) on the
numeric keypad
Place a copy of the active window, within the client, on the Terminal server clipboard
(provides the same functionality as pressing Alt+Print Screen on a local PC)
Ctrl+Alt+plus (+) on the
numeric keypad
Place a copy of the entire client window area on the Terminal server clipboard (provides the
same functionality as pressing Print Screen on a local PC)
Ctrl+Alt+Right arrow “Tab” out of the Remote Desktop controls to a control in the host app (for example, a button
or a text box). Useful when the Remote Desktop controls are embedded in another (host)
app.
Ctrl+Alt+Left arrow “Tab” out of the Remote Desktop controls to a control in the host app (for example, a button
or a text box). Useful when the Remote Desktop controls are embedded in another (host)
app.
Windows Help viewer keyboard shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for working with the Help viewer.
Press this key To do this
F3 Move the cursor to the search box
F10 Display the Options menu
Home Move to the beginning of a topic
End Move to the end of a topic
Alt+Left arrow Move back to the previously viewed topic
Alt+Right arrow Move forward to the next (previously viewed) topic
Alt+Home Display the Help and Support home page
11. Press this key To do this
Alt+A Display the customer support page
Alt+C Display the Table of Contents
Alt+N Display the Connection Settings menu
Ctrl+F Search the current topic
Ctrl+P Print a topic
App rearranging shortcuts
The following table contains keyboard shortcuts for rearranging modern apps.
Note
Keep the Windows logo key pressed down continuously while you're rearranging apps, from the moment you enter
rearrange mode and through all the various rearrange commands. When you're done rearranging, release your finger
from the Windows logo key to select the current arrangement.
Press this key To do this
Windows logo key +. (period) Enter rearrange mode and select apps or dividers across monitors
Windows logo key +left arrow Move app divider left
Windows logo key +right arrow Move app divider right
Windows logo key +up arrow Maximize app
Windows logo key +down arrow Close app
Windows logo key +Esc Exit rearrange mode