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Hey, Anybody know the keyboard shortcuts for maximize and minimize in windows?
Any other arcane shortcuts that i may or may not know are welcome too, they might benefit other readers of this thread. |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
To minimize all windows, hit [windowkey] + [m]
Last edited by Cory : 31-12-2003 at 17:10. Reason: spelling |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts -- Active Window Screenshot
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
win+f = search files/folders
win+u = Utility Manager (turn on the narator )crtl+shift+esc=Opens Task Manager win+e=Opens My computer Those are the only Windows only commands that I can remember. Wetzel |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
If you are trying to find a way to switch between windows without using the mouse, instead of minimizing and maximizing, just hold down ALT and keep pressing TAB until you get the window you want. Then, let go of the ALT key to bring that window to the front.
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl+Enter will put the http://www. and .com around anything you type in the IE address bar and then it will take you there. I use it all the time. I don't know if there's a command for .net or .org or any other extensions.
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
"alt" + "F4" will close the most recently opened program(s). This also works well for pop up ads.
Another thing you could do is click on "help" at the top of a program and type in "keyboard shortcut" and click "search" and you can get a list of keyboard shortcuts. You can even print them out to keep them handy. I just tried this with Excel to see if it would work and it did. Just keep in mind that some of the shortcuts might differ from program to program. |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
on aim or msn hitting ESC will close the conversation window ...
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
Windows XP Users:
Click Start Click Help and Support Click Accessibility Click Windows keyboard shortcuts overview |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
Tab + Alt = switch window
ctrl + c = copy ctrl + v = paste |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
in IE:
backspace or alt+left = back alt+right = forward tab = next field shift+tab = last field in word (or most text editing things (including text boxes and such)) ctrl+right = next word ctrl+left = last word ctrl+up = last paragraph ctrl+down = next oh, i just found this http://www.bilbo.com/shortcut.html that just about covers everything. oh well. |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
win+l = logout/switch-user on xp
win+r = run |
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
ALT+F4 always seem to come in handy for me.....hmmmmmm.....
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Re: keyboard shortcuts
but they want to minimize, not totally close the application.
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