Define your own shortcut keys for your computer

I want to see a friend of Lenovo home computer will be attracted by its keyboard, as long as the press a key will be online, send and receive mail, listen to the function of music is not a bit envious. Now let's use your keyboard to create such a multifunctional keyboard. Turn on your computer and do as I ask.

To do this you have to take advantage of the creation of shortcuts and shortcuts provided in WIN98, and I believe everyone has used them. I would generally introduce:

Let's take a quick shutdown key for example. Right-click in the desktop Space, select New shortcut, and then enter the command line that appears: C:windowsrundl132.exeuser.exe,exitwindows ( Be sure to note that there is a space between the Rundl132.exe and the User.exe, a comma between User.exe and exitwindows, no spaces in exit and windows, or invalid), click Next to continue, and enter the name of the shortcut in the Select Shut down the system, press Finish to exit. This is on the desktop to turn off the icon on the system, with the right mouse button click just generated off the System icon, select Property Shortcuts, in the shortcut key column Click the mouse, click F12 (Of course, you can also press the other key, in general, F-1-F12 can be used as a shortcut key, The rest will be combined with CTRL or ALT, so that the F12 appears in the shortcut bar, click Apply, and then click OK. Try your masterpiece. By clicking the F12, the system shuts down automatically, which is much cooler than your previous "Turn off system shutdown computer".

Other shortcut keys are created the same way, except that the command line and key names differ. Enter "C:windowsrundll.exeuser.exe,exitwindowsexec" on the command line also note that there is a space in the Rundll.exet, separated by commas User.exe. You can use this method to define InternetExplorer, Outlookexpress, and Super Jie Ba as F7 and F8 and F9, etc., and you will be able to surf the Internet, send and receive emails and listen to music. In the same way, you can define a commonly used program as a shortcut key, which can be defined as a ctrl+alt+ letter or numeric type, such as Photoshop as Ctrl+alt+p, Authorware as Ctrl+alt+a, and Word as Ctrl+alt +w and so on.

Shortcut use after skilled will save a lot of time with the mouse, I believe that in a few days you will find its benefits, three even material, you will find yourself more and more inseparable from it.

Attach: Other commonly used shortcuts may be helpful to everyone. F1 ——— system Help, F2 ——— file Rename, F3 ——— lookup, F5 ——— Refresh window, CTRL + A ——— Select all items, ctrl+z ——— undo action, Ctrl + C ——— copy, Ctrl+x ——— cut, Ctrl + V ——— Paste, Ctrl + F4 ——— Close the current window in a multiple-document interface program, ALT+F4 ——— close the current window or exit the program, ALT + TAB ——— switch to the last used window, win ——— display the Start menu content (Win refers to the Windows key on the 104 keyboard), Win+m ——— Minimize all windows, win+r ——— Open the Run dialog box, Win+e ——— start the Explorer, Win+f ——— find files or folders, win+tab ——— switch task windows, shift+win+m ——— Cancel all windows minimize operations, Ctrl+win +f ——— Find a computer. (Liu Jingli)