CTRL+ALT+DEL--reboots the computer ?eventually. First, it'll tell you what's hung up. CTRL+esc-- same as clicking on the "start button" in the taskbar area of the screen ALT+F4 shuts down the selected program. TAB--VERY USEFUL. takes you from one field to another, one "button" to another, one icon to another etc. SHIFT+TAB -- it tabs you backward HOME ?to beginning of line or far left of field or screen. END --to end of line, or far right of field or screen. CTRL+home -- to the top CTRL+END -- to the bottom PAGE UP -- moves you up in your document or dialogue box by one page PAGE DOWN -- moves you down in your document or dialogue list by one page ARROW KEYS--these will move you about the screen or dialogue box, or menu, not just a document. Modifier keys like CTRL and SHIFT when pressed at same time as arrow keys or page up and page down will perform selection and larger movements. For instance, CTRL + right arrow jumps to next word, and SHIFT+CTRL+RIGHT ARROW selects the whole word. ESC -- to cancel, or get rid of something like box or window that popped up when you didn't want it (or if you change your mind) etc. ALT + the underlined letter in a menu item carries out the action.
SHIFT+F10條ike right click, brings up context menu ALT+TAB梒ycles through open applications [ALT] + down arrow--opens up a "Drop down list" -those little arrows that sit next to fields in which you must make a choice, for instance in the "Look in" field of an "Open" dialogue box. [ALT] + TAB --holding down the [ALT] and hitting tab cycles you through open applications. Thus, to sign off windows 95: CTRL+ESC, UP, ENTER, ENTER.
CTRL+ALT+DEL--reboots the computer ?eventually. First, it'll tell you what's hung up. CTRL+esc-- same as clicking on the "start button" in the taskbar area of the screen ALT+F4 shuts down the selected program. TAB--VERY USEFUL. takes you from one field to another, one "button" to another, one icon to another etc. SHIFT+TAB -- it tabs you backward HOME ?to beginning of line or far left of field or screen. END --to end of line, or far right of field or screen. CTRL+home -- to the top CTRL+END -- to the bottom PAGE UP -- moves you up in your document or dialogue box by one page PAGE DOWN -- moves you down in your document or dialogue list by one page ARROW KEYS--these will move you about the screen or dialogue box, or menu, not just a document. Modifier keys like CTRL and SHIFT when pressed at same time as arrow keys or page up and page down will perform selection and larger movements. For instance, CTRL + right arrow jumps to next word, and SHIFT+CTRL+RIGHT ARROW selects the whole word. ESC -- to cancel, or get rid of something like box or window that popped up when you didn't want it (or if you change your mind) etc. ALT + the underlined letter in a menu item carries out the action.
SHIFT+F10條ike right click, brings up context menu ALT+TAB梒ycles through open applications [ALT] + down arrow--opens up a "Drop down list" -those little arrows that sit next to fields in which you must make a choice, for instance in the "Look in" field of an "Open" dialogue box. [ALT] + TAB --holding down the [ALT] and hitting tab cycles you through open applications. Thus, to sign off windows 95: CTRL+ESC, UP, ENTER, ENTER.
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