Summary of common computer keyboard shortcuts

　　Common computer keyboard shortcuts summary (worth collecting)

F1 Displays the current program or Windows Help content.

F2 When you select a file, this means "rename"

F3 when you're on the desktop, open the Find: All Files dialog box

F10 or Alt activates the current program's menu bar

　　Common computer keyboard shortcuts summary (worth collecting)

Windows key or Ctrl+esc open Start menu

Ctrl+alt+delete Open the Close Program dialog box in Win9x

Delete Deletes the selected selected item, and if it is a file, it will be put into the Recycle Bin

Shift+delete Delete selected items, and if it is a file, it will be deleted directly instead of being put into the Recycle Bin

CTRL + N Create a new file

Ctrl+o Opens the Open File dialog box

Ctrl+p Open the Print dialog box

Ctrl+s Save the file for the current operation

Ctrl+x cut selected items to clipboard

Ctrl+insert or CTRL + C to copy the selected items to the Clipboard

Shift+insert or CTRL + V paste the contents of the Clipboard to the current position

Alt+backspace or ctrl+z undo the action of the previous step

Alt+shift+backspace redo the last action that was undone

Windows key +d Minimize or restore Windows window

Windows key +u Open Utility Manager

Windows key +ctrl+m Restores the window's size and position before the previous operation

Windows key +e Open Explorer

Windows key +f Open the Find: All Files dialog box

Windows key +r Open the Run dialog box

Windows key +break Open the System Properties dialog box

Windows key +ctrl+f Open the Find: Computer dialog box

SHIFT+F10 or right-click to open the shortcut menu for the currently active project

SHIFT to press when you put the CD on, and you can skip the AutoPlay CD. When you open Word, you can skip a startup macro by pressing it

Alt+f4 Close the current application

Alt+spacebar the menu in the upper-left corner of the open program

ALT + TAB Toggle Current Program

ALT+ESC Switch Current Program

Alt+enter toggles the Msdos window running under Windows between the window and the full screen state

PRINT screen copies the current screens to the Clipboard in image mode

Alt+print screen copies the currently active program window to the Clipboard in an image mode

CTRL+F4 closes the current text in the current application, such as in Word

Ctrl+f6 switch to the next text in the current application (plus shift to jump to the previous window)

　　In IE:

Alt+right Arrow Display previous page (forward key)

Alt+left Arrow Display back page (back key)

Ctrl+tab toggle in each frame on the page (plus shift reverse) F5 Refresh

Ctrl+f5 forced Refresh