- Word
- How to Build Fractions in Word 2010 - dummies
- Use Ctrl-Shift-= for each superscript character
- Keyboard shortcuts in Word - Microsoft Support
- ^T = hanging indent
- Snip = Snipping = Screenshot = Screen capture
| F1 Help F2 Rename an item F3 Open Find All Files dialog ALT + F4 Close the current window, or quit the current program F5 Refresh Screen ALT + F6 Switch between multiple windows in the same program F10 Activate the menu bar in a program SHIFT + F10 Open a context menu, the same as right-clicking an object CTRL + ESC Open Start Menu, use the arrow keys to select an item, or TAB to select the taskbar ALT + TAB Returns to previous program, or hold down the ALT key while repeatedly pressing TAB to cycle through open programs SHIFT + DELETE Delete items permanently ALT + ENTER or ALT + double-click Display properties of an item ALT + SPACE Display current window’s System menu, and use the arrow keys to move, restore, resize, minimize, maximize or close the window. CTRL + A Highlight all items in window CTRL + C Copy CTRL + X Cut CTRL + V Paste CTRL + Z Undo SHIFT Hold down when inserting a CD-ROM to disable the auto-play feature Some commands work in combination with the mouse: CTRL + drag Copy file Dialog boxes have some special keyboard shortcuts: Tab Move to the next control in the dialog box HOME Jumps to the beginning of the page How to Use Aero Snap in Windows 7 to Resize Windows - dummies Aero Snap left: Win + Left Arrow |
Shortcuts - Windows
- Browsers - shortcuts ...
- Hidden Tricks Inside Windows 10 | PCMag
- God mode
- Switch Desktops:
+ Ctrl + right/left arrows -|- or Click on Task View icon in the taskbar - Clipboard: +V -|- (save multiple items at once and paste across devices)
- Screen Capture: Shift + + S
- Sandbox: How to Safely Run Software With Windows 10 Sandbox | PCMag
- Xbox Game Bar: + G -|- (record and broadcast your gaming sessions, control your audio, monitor CPU usage, link third-party accounts, view your Xbox friends list, and do so much more)
- Kaimoji Unicode characters: + . = + Period(.)
- Crash = BSOD = Blue Sceen of Death
- Snip = Snipping = Screenshot
= Snipping Tool = Snip & Sketch = Screen capture
- Snipping Tool = PrintScreen key = Windows Key + Shift + S
- PrtSc / Printscreen key - Full screen to clipboard
- Win+PrtSc - Full screen to file.
- Alt+PrtSc - Select a program window to save it to clipboard
- Snipping Tool
- Windows11 is replacing "Snip & Sketch" with a new "Snipping Tool" (only for Windows11). Not everyone likes it.
- Snip & Sketch
- Much better than Snipping Tool. - Only available from Windows8 to Windows10 (NOT Windows11)
- PrtScr - Open the "Snip & Sketch" Tool (not the "Snipping Tool") just by pressing the PrtScr key.
- How to set Print Screen key to screenshot with Snip & Sketch on Windows 10 - Pureinfotech
- Win10 > Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard > Print Screen shortcut (= Use the PrtScn button to open screen snipping) > ON
- PrintScreen (PrtSc key) will snip (= copy to clipboard), but will not automatically open the image so you can edit it.
- How to set Print Screen key to screenshot with Snip & Sketch on Windows 10 - Pureinfotech
- PrtScr - Open the "Snip & Sketch" Tool (not the "Snipping Tool") just by pressing the PrtScr key.
- Edit the ScreenShot
- Search for and Open "Snip & Sketch", then press Ctrl+N (or click on "New"). Edit the image.
- How to use Snip & Sketch to take screenshots in Windows 10 | Digital Citizen
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- How to edit screenshots and images using Snip & Sketch | Digital Citizen - (DigitalCitizen.life URL does not work in Firefox)
- +Shift+S will snip (= copy to clipboard), but will not automatically open the image so you can edit it.
- How to take screenshots in Windows 10 - TechRepublic
- Snip - A promising screenshot tool from Microsoft | IT Business - 2015-08-28 - Creates MP4 video
- Lightshot — screenshot tool for Mac & Win
- ShareX - The best free and open source screenshot tool for Windows - and screen recording - Records either the entire screen or specific regions, and it includes annotation tools for editing recordings.
- Greenshot
- WinSnap - Create Superior Screenshots, Add Notes and Apply Visual Effects - NTWind Software
- Snagit - Your Go-To Snipping Tool for Hight-Quality Screenshots - CA$53/yr
- +V = Clipboard history
- Settings > System > Clipboard > Clipboard history | Sync across devices
- Chrome Is Top Dog, but Firefox Is Still My Favorite Browser
- Ctrl+Shift+Escape shortcut or
right-click anywhere blank on the webpage and choose the “Take screenshot” option.
- Ctrl+Shift+Escape shortcut or
- Function Keys: A List of What Those F1 - F12 Keys Do
- Windows logo keyboard shortcuts: The complete list - TechRepublic
- Beyond the basic Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts: Clever things you can do with keyboard settings - TechRepublic
- Windows 10 tip: More window-snapping shortcuts and secrets | ZDNet
- 32 New Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows 10
- Windows Shortcuts 101 - The Ultimate Keyboard Shortcut Guide
- The Windows 8 Charms Bar and Its Hidden Shortcuts - dummies
- Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - dummies
- Windows Shortcuts 101 - The Ultimate Keyboard Shortcut Guide
- How to Use Windows 7 Logo Key Shortcuts - dummies
- 7 Quick Tips & Hacks To Optimize Your Windows 10 Experience
- Windows 8 Keyboard Shortcuts [LIST] | Redmond Pie
- Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies
- 10 Neglected Windows Superpowers & How to Access Them
- 100 Windows keyboard shortcuts download that I created - (Register & Sign In)
- Free Computer Training - Quick Reference Cards
- How to work faster by making the Windows key a habit - TechRepublic
- Do Everything Faster With These Keyboard Tricks | WIRED
- Task Manager
- Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete. You're probably familiar with the three-finger salute—Ctrl+Alt+Delete. ...
- Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
- Press Windows+X to Access the Power User Menu. ...
- Right-Click the Taskbar. ...
- Run "taskmgr" from the Run Box or Start Menu. ...
- Browse to taskmgr.exe in File Explorer. ...
- Create a Shortcut to Task Manager.
- = Windows logo flag icon symbol
= the two keys on either side of the space bar
- ^ = Ctrl, ~ = Alt, ↑= Shift
- = Search for an app = Just press the and immediately start typing the name of the app. = Avoid the Start menu.
- = Start screen = Search for apps
- +A = Action Centre
- +C = Charms bar
- +D = Desktop = Windows Desktop
- + Tab = Show Virtual Desktops (VDTs)
- Ctrl + +=> = Switch Virtual Desktops (VDTs)
- ^F4 = Close current VDT
- +E = Windows Explorer
- +F = Search for files
- +I = Power User Menu = Power button = Windows Settings app
- +L = Log-out & Lock
- +M = Minimize all windows
- Shift++M = restore all windows
- Shift+
- +Pause/Break = System Properties
- +PrintScreen = take a screenshot and save it in a subfolder of Pictures
- lib://Pictures/Screenshots
- C:\Users\UserName\Pictures\Screenshots
- +Q = Search everywhere = Search apps
- +R = Run
- +W = Settings Search pane = Search for Settings
- +X = Windows Tools = Quick Link menu
- +Z = Display Toolbar = Swipe down from top
- +<= +=> = Swap window
- ^ = Ctrl, ~ = Alt, ↑= Shift
- ~ = Alt
- ~ = Menu bar (in some apps)
- ~Enter (while in address bar) = open link in a new tab
- ~F4 = close active window/app
- ~Tab (with Task View window) = switch apps = ~Esc
- ↑= Shift
- Space = move down the page
- ↑-Space = move up the page
- ↑^T = Re-open the last tab you closed (in program, like browser)
- ↑^ Arrow key = move the cursor to the next word (left or right) or to the next paragraph (up or down) and select all the text in between
- ^ = Ctrl
- ^ ++Arrow = Rotate among desktops = Same as clickinhg on the Task View icon and then clicking a desktop icon
- ^ ++D = create a New VDT (virtual desktop)
- ^ ++F4 = Close current VDT (virtual desktop)
- ^Backspace = Delete word to the left of the cursor
- ^Del = Delete word to the right of the cursor
- ^Click a link = open page in a tab
- ^Shift-Click a link = open page and display the page
- ^~Del = Windows Security System
- ^Tab = ^Shift-Tab = cycle through tabs
- ^↑Tab = open your last closed browser tab
- ^Shift+Esc = Task Manager
- ^D = add a favourite (dialogue box)
- ^ Arrow key = move the cursor to the next word (left or right) or to the next paragraph (up or down)
- ^F = Search (in the current page) from the pop-up search bar
- ^G = Repeat the search you started with ^F
- ^L = Jump to the address bar (in a browser)
- ^N = New
- ^S = Save the document you are working on
- ^T = New tab (in program, like browser)
- ↑^T = Re-open the last tab you closed (in program, like browser)
- ^V = Paste (contents of clipboard)
- ^↑V = Paste (contents of clipboard) (but without any links, formatting, etc.)
- ^~V = Paste (contents of clipboard) (but without any links, formatting, etc.) - MS-Word (MS-Office), etc.
- Get PureText - Microsoft Store en-CA
- ^W = Close the current tab
- ^↑W = Close every tab
- ^F4 = Close the current program
- ^~F4 = Close every tab except the current one
- ^ +
- Keyboard shortcuts for IE8
Ctrl+f Open the "Find in page" dialog Ctrl++ (plus sign) Zoom in Ctrl+- (minus sign) Zoom out Ctrl+0 (zero) Return view to 100% Ctrl+p Print page (check "Selection" to print only selected text) Alt+Home Go to the home page Alt+left arrow Back Alt+right arrow Forward Alt+d Select the Address Bar Ctrl+e Select the Search Box Alt+Enter Open Search Box results in new tab Ctrl+click Open link in new background tab Ctrl+Shift+click Open link in new foreground tab Ctrl+w Close current tab Ctrl+t Open new tab Ctrl+n Open current tab in new window Ctrl+Tab Switch to next tab Ctrl+Shift+Tab Switch to previous tab F4 Open list of previously typed URLs in Address Bar F5 Refresh current tab F7 Enable/disable Caret Browsing (toggle) F11 Turn full-screen mode on and off (no toolbars)