This is the function of all the keys on the computer keyboard.

CTRL key combination

Ctrl+A select all

Ctrl+B organize favorites

Ctrl+C copy

Ctrl+D delete/add favorites (in Word, it is to modify the selected character format, It is saved as a collection in IE and Maxthon)

Ctrl+E search assistant is the paragraph center in Word

Ctrl+F search

Ctrl+ G is the location in Word

Ctrl+H history in Word is the replacement of the source in

Ctrl+I favorites

Ctrl+J IE7.

Ctrl+K is the insertion link

Ct in Word. Rl+l = ctrl+o open

Ctrl+M ok in the web page search box (equal to enter) in Word is to adjust the whole paragraph indentation

Ctrl+N new window

Ctrl+P printing in Word is equal to Ctrl+Shift+F12

Ctrl+R refreshing in Word can make the paragraph right-aligned

ctrl+S. Save

ctrl+t ie 7. to open a new tab

Ctrl+U is to underline the selection in Word

Ctrl+V paste

Ctrl+W to close the current window

Ctrl+X cut

Ctrl+Y to resume the previous operation

Ctrl+Z to cancel the previous operation

F key. Rename

F3 Search

F4 Displays the list of Address columns in My Computer and Windows Explorer. ?

f5Refresh

F6Cycle through screen elements in a window or desktop. ?

special function under p>F7 DoS

F8 Windows startup option

F9 calculation formula in Excel

F1 activates the menu bar (when available)

F11 Switch to full screen

Save document in p>F12 Word

Win key

Windows key to open the start menu?

Windows key +D display desktop

Windows key +E open explorer

Windows key +F find all files

Windows key +L switch users

Windows key +M minimize all windows

Windows key +R run command

Windows key +U auxiliary tool

other

DELETE. ?

Shift+Delete permanently deletes the selected item without putting it in the Recycle Bin. (use with caution. )

when dragging an item, press CTRL to copy the selected item, and press SHIFT to forcibly move the selected item.

press CTRL+SHIFT while dragging an item to create a shortcut key for the selected item. ?

CTRL+right arrow key moves the insertion point to the beginning of the next word. ?

CTRL+left arrow key moves the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word. ?

CTRL+down arrow moves the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph. ?

CTRL+up arrow key moves the insertion point to the beginning of the previous paragraph. ?

CTRL+SHIFT+arrow keys highlight a piece of text. ?

SHIFT+arrow keys select multiple items in a window or desktop, or select text in a document. ?

Alt+Enter to view the properties of the selected item. /switch full screen

Alt+F4 to close the current project or turn off the computer?

Alt+spacebar opens the control menu for the current window. ?

Ctrl+F4 closes the current document in a program that allows multiple documents to be opened at the same time. ?

Alt+Tab switches between open projects. ?

Alt+Esc switches cyclically in the order in which the items are opened. ?

Shift+F1 displays the shortcut menu of the selected item. ?

shift the left mouse button and click the window hyperlink to open the specified connection in a new window

Alt+spacebar displays the system menu of the current window. ?

Ctrl+Esc displays the start menu. ?

the underlined letters in p>ALT+menu names display the corresponding menus. ?

the underlined letters in the command names displayed on the opened menu execute the corresponding commands. ?

the right arrow key opens the next menu on the right or opens a submenu. ?

the left arrow key opens the next menu on the left or closes the submenu. ?

BackSpace views the parent folder in My Computer or Windows Explorer. ?

Esc cancels the current task. ?

press the SHIFT key when inserting a CD into a CD-ROM drive to prevent the CD from playing automatically. ?

dialog box shortcuts

what is the purpose of the key?

Ctrl+Tab moves forward between tabs. ?

Ctrl+Shift +Tab moves backwards between tabs. ?

ctrl+left mouse button can temporarily allow pop-up program

Ctrl+Home top of current window or document

Ctrl+End bottom of current window or document

Tab to move forward between options. ?

Shift+Tab moves backwards between options. ?

Alt+underlined letters execute the corresponding command or select the corresponding option. ?

Enter executes the command corresponding to the active option or button. ?

spacebar If the active option is a check box, select or clear the check box and add a space at the initial position of the document. ?

when the arrow keys are a set of option buttons, please select a button. ?

F1 displays help. ?

F4 displays the items in the current list. ?

BackSpace if a folder is selected in the save as or open dialog box, the parent folder will be opened. ?

natural KEYboard shortcuts

in Microsoft natural keyboard or other compatible keyboards with WINdows logo key (Win for short) and Application key (Key for short), you can use the following shortcut keys.

what is the key purpose?

WIN shows or hides the Start menu. ?

WIN+ BREAK displays the system properties dialog box. ?

WIN+ D displays the desktop. ?

WIN+ M minimizes all windows. ?

WIN+ Shift+M restores the minimized window. ?

WIN+ E opens my computer. ?

WIN+ F searches for files or folders. ?

CTRL+WIN+ F search computer. ?

WIN+ F1 displays Windows help. ?

WIN+ L locks your computer if you are connected to a network domain, or switches users if you are not connected to a network domain. ?

WIN+ R opens the run dialog box. ?

KEY displays the shortcut menu of the selected item. ?

WIN+ U opens the tool manager. ?

keyboard shortcuts

what are the keys for?

the SHIFT key on the right switches the filter key on and off for eight seconds. ?

alt on the left+SHIFT+PRINT SCREEN on the left toggles high contrast on and off. ?

alt on the left+SHIFT+NUM LOCK on the left toggles the mouse button on and off. ?

the p>Shift key switches the sticky key on and off five times. ?

press the p>Num Lock key for five seconds to switch the "switch key" on and off. ?

WIN+ U opens the tool manager. ?

keyboard shortcuts for p>“Windows explorer?

what is the key purpose?

END displays the bottom of the current window. ?

the home page displays the top of the current window. ?

the asterisk (*) on the p>NUM LOCK+numeric keypad displays all subfolders of the selected folder. ?

the plus sign (+) on the p>NUM LOCK+numeric keypad displays the contents of the selected folder. ?

NUM LOCK+minus sign (-) of the numeric keypad collapses the selected folder. ?

the left arrow key collapses the currently selected item or selects its parent folder. ?

the right arrow key expands the currently selected item when it is collapsed, or selects the first subfolder

What else?

New shortcut keys in Windows 7

[2][3] There are Windows Vista system shortcut keys and running command shortcut applications under Vista, so under Windows 7 RC.

Win+Up maximization

Win+Down restore/ Minimize

Win+Left displays to the left through AeroSnap

Win+Right displays to the right through AeroSnap

Win+Shift+Left jumps to the display on the left

Win+Shift+Right jumps to the display on the right

Win+Home minimizes/ Restore all other windows

Win+T Select the first item on the taskbar

Press it again to switch circularly on the taskbar

Win+Shift+T is to go back

Win+Space uses Aero Peek to display the desktop

Win+G to call out the desktop gadget

Win+P external display (expanding the desktop, etc.)

Win+X mobile center.

(# = number keys) Run the nth program on the taskbar

For example, Win+1 uses the first program. Win+2 zooms in/out of the

explorer

Alt+P display/ Hide preview panel

taskbar

Shift+left click a program icon to run

Middle click a program icon to run

Ctrl+Shift+left click a program icon to run as an administrator

Shift+right click a program icon to display a window menu (restore/minimize/move/ Etc.)

Note: You can usually call out this menu by right-clicking the taskbar of a window.

Shift+Right-clicking a program icon (in grouped display window mode) Call out to restore all windows/minimize all windows/close all windows, etc.

Ctrl+left-clicking a program icon (in grouped display window mode) to cycle through windows or tabs?

shortcut key encyclopedia?

1. shortcut keys for setting character format and paragraph format

shortcut key function

Ctrl+Shift+F to change font

Ctrl+Shift+P to change font size

Ctrl+Shift+> Increase the font size

ctrl+shift+<; Reduce font size

Ctrl+] Increase font size point by point

Ctrl+[ decrease font size point by point

Ctrl+D to change character format (Font command on the Format menu)

Shift+F3 to change the case of letters

Ctrl+Shift+A to make the selected letters uppercase

Ctrl+B to apply bold format

Ctrl+U to apply underline format. Underline the words, Do not underline spaces

Ctrl+Shift+H Apply hidden text format

Ctrl+I Apply oblique format

Ctrl+Shift+K Turn letters into small capitals

Ctrl+= (equal sign) Apply subscript format (automatic spacing)

Ctrl+Shift++ (plus sign) Apply superscript format (automatic spacing) < p Manually set character format

Ctrl+Shift+Q sets the selected part as Symbol font

Ctrl+Shift+* (asterisk) displays non-printing characters

Shift+F1 (click) for text whose format needs to be viewed

Ctrl+Shift+C copy format

Ctrl+Shift+V paste format

Ctrl+1 single-spaced

Ctrl+2 double-spaced

Ctrl+5 1.5 single-spaced

. Trl+E Paragraph Center

Ctrl+J Align both ends

Ctrl+L Align Left

Ctrl+R Align Right

Ctrl+Shift+D Align Scattered

Ctrl+M Indent Left Paragraph

Ctrl+Shift+M Cancel Indent Left Paragraph

Ctrl+T Create hanging indent

CTRL. > Ctrl+Q cancels paragraph formatting

Ctrl+Shift+S applies style

Alt+Ctrl+K starts AutoFormat

Ctrl+Shift+N applies body style

Alt+Ctrl+1 applies heading 1 style

Alt+Ctrl+2 applies heading 2.

2. shortcut keys for editing and moving text and graphics

◆ deleting text and graphics

shortcut key function

Backspace deleting a character on the left

Ctrl+Backspace deleting a word on the left

deleting a character on the right

Ctrl+Delete deleting a word on the right

Ctrl+X cuts the selected text to.