All Short curt key for your PC

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All Short curt key for your PC

•Windows key - access Start menu
• Windows key + Pause - open System Properties
• Windows key + D - minimise/ restore windows
• Windows key + F - open Search window
• Windows key + F1 - open Help and Support Center
• Windows key + E - open Windows Explorer window
• Windows key + M - minimise all windows
• Windows key + TAB - move through open windows on Taskbar
• Windows key + SHIFT + M - restore all windows
• Hold CTRL while dragging - make a copy of selected item
• Hold CTRL + SHIFT while dragging - make a shortcut to selected item • CTRL + ESC - open Start menu
• CTRL + C - Copy
• CTRL + X - Cut
• CTRL + V - Paste
• CTRL + A - Select All
• CTRL + Z - Undo
• CTRL + B - Bold highlighted text
• CTRL + U - Underline highlighted text
• CTRL + I - Italicise highlighted text
• CTRL + Plus key - increase browser text size
• CTRL + Minus key - decrease browser text size
• CTRL + ALT + DELETE - open Task Manager
• ALT + underlined letters in menus - open menu item
• ALT + ENTER - show Properties of selected object
• ALT + F4 - close current window or program
• CTRL + F4 - close window within program
• ALT + TAB - switch between open windows or programs
• TAB - move forwards through control items or links in current window
• SHIFT + TAB - move backwards through control items or links
• ENTER - click selected control item or link
• BACKSPACE - move up one folder level
• HOME - go to start of current line or web page
• END - go to end of current line

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