what are the shortcut keys ?
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Alt + F--File menu options in the current program.
Alt + E--Edits options in the current program.
F1--Universal help (for any sort of program).
Ctrl + A--Selects all text.
Ctrl + X--Cuts the selected item.
Ctrl + Del--Cut selected item.
Ctrl + C--Copy the selected item.
Ctrl + Ins-- Copy the selected item.
Ctrl + V--Paste the selected item.
Shift + Ins -- Paste the selected item.
Home -- Takes the user to the beginning of the current line.
Ctrl + Home--Go to the beginning of the document.
End -- Go to the end of the current line.
Ctrl + End -- Go to the end of a document.
Shift + Home -- Highlight from current position to beginning of the line.
Shift + End -- Highlight from current position to end of the line.
Ctrl + (Left arrow) -- Move one word to the left at a time.
Ctrl + (Right arrow) -- Move one word to the right at a time.
Ctrl + C – Copy what is highlighted currently.
Ctrl + V – Paste what is on the clipboard, or what has been recently copied.
Ctrl + X – Cut what is highlighted currently.
Ctrl + A – Select everything in an open document, or current window.
Ctrl + D – Delete what is currently selected.
Alt + F4 – Close Open Window.
Ctrl + Z – Undo last action.
Ctrl + Y – Redo an action.
Alt + Tab – Switch between open windows.
Alt + Enter – Display properties for the highlighted item, similar to Right-Click Options.
Alt + Spacebar – Display shortcut menu for the currently open window.
Alt + Left Arrow – Go back if there is a previous history in the window, in programs such as browsers.
Alt + Right Arrow – Go Forward, again useful in browsers.
Alt + Pageup – Scroll up an entire screen length.
Alt + Pagedown – Scroll down an entire screen length.
Ctrl + Alt + Tab – With the aid of some of the arrow keys, you can select from all open windows.
F1 – Display the help menu.
F2 – Rename what is currently highlighted.
F3 – Search for a certain file or folder.
F4 – Show address bar list in File Explorer.
F5 – Refresh the window that is open currently.
F6 – Toggle different screen elements/keyboard shortcuts related to the program currently open.
F10 – Show the menu bar in the application that is currently open.
Crtl + + – Zoom in on multiple items.
Ctrl + – – Zoom out on multiple items.
Shift + 10 – Show shortcuts menu for the selected item.
Esc – Stop or leave the current action.
Shift + Delete – Delete the highlighted item, without having it go to the recycle bin first.
Browser Keyboard Shortcuts
Ctrl + D – Bookmark the current web address that is open in your browser.
Ctrl + I – View the saved favourites window.
Ctrl + J – View the browser downloads window.
Ctrl + H – Show browser history window.
Windows Key Shortcuts
Windows + L – Lock the computer, requiring the user to input login details before unlocking.
Windows + D – Switch between the currently open window and showing the desktop.
Windows + F1 – Opens the Windows help and support menu.
Windows – Open/Close the start menu.
Windows + B – Highlight the notification area.
Windows + F – Open the Feedback Hub window.
Windows + I – Open the settings window.
Windows + K – Open the connect/stream to devices bar.
Windows + M – Minimise all currently open windows.
Windows + Shift + M – Re-open all minimised windows.
Windows + P – Opens Display mode menu.
Windows + Q – Open Cortana Search menu.
Windows + R – Open the Run window.
Windows + T – Cycle through the apps that are currently on the task bar.
Windows + V – Rotate through the notifications.
Windows + , – Take a brief look at the desktop (as long as it is held down).
Windows + Z – Shows all the commands that can be used in the currently open window.
Windows + 1 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the first position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 2 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the second position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 3 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the third position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 4 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the fourth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 5 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the fifth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 6 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the sixth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 7 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the seventh position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 8 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the eighth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + 9 – Start the application pinned to the start bar in the ninth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + Shift + 1 – Start a new window/instance of the application pinned to the start bar in the first position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + Shift + 2 – Start a new window/instance of the application pinned to the start bar in the second position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + Shift + 3 – Start a new window/instance of the application pinned to the start bar in the third position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + Shift + 4 – Start a new window/instance of the application pinned to the start bar in the fourth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + Shift + 5 – Start a new window/instance of the application pinned to the start bar in the fifth position, if already open, it switches to that window.
Windows + Shift + 6 – Start a new window/instance of the application pinned to the start bar in the sixth position, if already open, it switches to that window.