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Use shortcut keys as an
alternative to the mouse when working in Windows. You can open, close, and
navigate the Start menu, desktop, menus, dialog boxes, and Web pages using
keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts may also make it easier for you to
interact with your computer.
Click on the
to expand each group of shortcuts
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General keyboard
shortcuts (works in nearly all Windows
Programs)
| Press |
To |
| CTRL+C |
Copy. |
| CTRL+X |
Cut. |
| CTRL+V |
Paste. |
| CTRL+Z |
Undo. |
| DELETE |
Delete. |
| CTRL+A |
Select all. |
| ALT+F4 |
Close the active item, or
quit the active program. |
| CTRL+F4 |
Close the active document
in programs that allow you to have multiple documents open
simultaneously. |
| ALT+TAB |
Switch between open items. |
| ALT+ESC |
Cycle through items in the
order they were opened. |
| SHIFT+F10 |
Display the shortcut menu
for the selected item. |
| ALT+SPACEBAR |
Display the System menu
for the active window. |
| CTRL+ESC |
Display the Start
menu. |
| SHIFT
when you insert a CD into the CD-ROM drive |
Prevent the CD from
automatically playing. |
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Desktop &
Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts (also
works in some other Windows Programs)
| Press |
To |
| SHIFT+DELETE |
Delete selected item
permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin. |
| CTRL
while dragging an item |
Copy selected item. |
| CTRL+SHIFT
while dragging an item |
Create shortcut to
selected item. |
| SHIFT
with any of the arrow keys |
Select more than one item
in a window or on the desktop, or select text within a document. |
| BACKSPACE |
View the folder one level
up in My Computer or
Windows
Explorer. |
| ESC |
Cancel the current task. |
| F2 |
Rename selected item. |
| F3 |
Search for a file or
folder. |
| F4 |
Display the Address bar
list in My Computer or
Windows
Explorer. |
| F5 |
Refresh the active window. |
| F6 |
Cycle through screen
elements in a window or on the desktop. |
| F10 |
Activate the menu bar in
the active program. |
| ALT+ENTER |
View properties for the
selected item. |
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Windows Explorer
keyboard shortcuts
| Press |
To |
| END |
Display the bottom of the active
window. |
| HOME |
Display the top of the active window. |
NUM
LOCK+ASTERISK
on numeric keypad (*) |
Display all subfolders under the
selected folder. |
NUM LOCK+PLUS
SIGN
on numeric keypad (+) |
Display the contents of the selected
folder. |
NUM LOCK+MINUS
SIGN
on numeric keypad (-) |
Collapse the selected folder. |
| ← LEFT
ARROW |
Collapse current selection if it's
expanded, or select parent folder. |
| → RIGHT
ARROW |
Display current selection if it's
collapsed, or select first subfolder. |
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Program Menu Bar
Items (works in nearly all Windows
Programs)
| Press |
To |
| ALT+Underlined
letter in a menu name |
Display the corresponding menu. |
Underlined letter in a command
name on an open menu |
Carry out the corresponding command. |
| RIGHT ARROW |
Open the next menu to the right, or
open a submenu. |
| LEFT ARROW |
Open the next menu to the left, or
close a submenu. |
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Dialog Box
Shortcut Keys
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Press
|
To |
| CTRL+TAB |
Move forward through tabs. |
| CTRL+SHIFT+TAB |
Move backward through tabs. |
| TAB |
Move forward through options. |
| SHIFT+TAB |
Move backward through options. |
| ALT+Underlined
letter |
Carry out the corresponding command or
select the corresponding option. |
| ENTER |
Carry out the command for the active
option or button. |
| SPACEBAR |
Select or clear the check box if the
active option is a check box. |
| Arrow keys ←↑→↓ |
Select a button if the active option is
a group of option buttons. |
| F1 |
Display Help. |
| F4 |
Display the items in the active list. |
| BACKSPACE |
Open a folder one level up if a folder
is selected in the Save As or Open dialog box. |
|
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General Word
Processing and Text Boxes
| Press |
To |
| CTRL+RIGHT ARROW |
Move the insertion point to the
beginning of the next word. |
| CTRL+LEFT ARROW |
Move the insertion point to the
beginning of the previous word. |
| CTRL+DOWN ARROW |
Move the insertion point to the
beginning of the next paragraph. |
| CTRL+UP ARROW |
Move the insertion point to the
beginning of the previous paragraph. |
| CTRL+SHIFT
with any of the arrow keys ←↑→↓ |
Highlight a block of text. |
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Natural keyboard
shortcuts You can use the following
keyboard shortcuts with a
Microsoft
Natural Keyboard or any other compatible keyboard that includes the
Windows
logo key (ÿ)
and the Application key (2).
| Press |
To |
| ÿ |
Display or hide the Start menu. |
| ÿ
+BREAK |
Display the System Properties dialog box. |
| ÿ
+D |
Show the desktop. |
| ÿ
+M |
Minimize all windows. |
| ÿ
+Shift+M |
Restores minimized windows. |
| ÿ
+E |
Open My Computer. |
| ÿ
+F |
Search for a file or folder. |
| CTRL+
ÿ
+F |
Search for computers. |
| ÿ
+F1 |
Display
Windows
Help. |
| ÿ
+L |
Lock your computer if you are connected to a
network domain, or switch users if you are not connected to a
network domain. |
| ÿ
+R |
Open the Run dialog box. |
| 2 |
Display the shortcut menu for the selected item. |
| ÿ
+U |
Open Utility Manager. |
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Accessibility
keyboard shortcuts
| Press |
To |
| Right SHIFT for
eight seconds |
Switch FilterKeys on and off. |
| Left ALT +left SHIFT
+PRINT SCREEN |
Switch High Contrast on and off. |
| Left ALT +left SHIFT
+NUM LOCK |
Switch MouseKeys on and off. |
| SHIFT five
times |
Switch StickyKeys on and off. |
| NUM LOCK for
five seconds |
Switch ToggleKeys on and off. |
| ÿ
+U |
Open Utility Manager. |
| ÿ |
Display or hide the Start menu. |
|
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Microsoft Office
keyboard shortcuts
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Microsoft Office has many many
keyboard shortcuts. To see a list, open any Office program and
click on <Help> and type in the term "Keyboard
Shortcuts". |
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Notes
 | You must associate a password with your user account to secure it from
unauthorized access. If you do not have a password associated with
your user account, pressing the ÿ+L
will not prevent other users from accessing your account information.
 | Some keyboard shortcuts may not work if StickyKeys is turned on in
Accessibility Options.
 | If you are connected to
Windows
through
Microsoft
Terminal Services Client, some shortcuts have changed. For more
information, see the online documentation for Terminal Services Client. |
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