Computer shortcuts

I don't know a lot, but I do know that you can use CTRL+F to find something on a page. You can also use the F3 key to do the same thing. That seems to be really helpful for me when I am trying to find one sentence on a page full of many words. I also know, just by mishap, that if you hit the F11 key that the top of your menu disappears. I only found this out because I kept hitting it by mistake. So finally I figured out what key I was hitting so that I could fix it when that occurs. If you have ever had this happen, you know what a pain it is. Thanks for the tips. Maybe I'll come up with some more. Have a great day!

there are lot many CTRL+SPACE+N= for minimizing the window CTRL+TAB= for maximizing or switching between windows ALT+F4= for closing the window WINDOWS ICON+D= to show desktop SHIFT+DELETE= to delete the file permanently without saving it in recycle bin and etc

hi W3YL1N.... ^_^ ok... how about win key + pause/break = system properties win key + r = run command win key + l (as in love ^_^) = login window i configure the keyboard shortcuts for the calculator and notepad.... like ctrl + alt + c = calculator ctrl + alt + b or n = notepad

Normally I preferred keyboard shortcuts because its the faster way to accomplish certain task. But when working with Firefox I used Ctrl+T for creating new tab and Ctrl+W for closing the tab. Its more convenient that using the mouse.

ctrl+Shift+Esc=Task Manager start+D or start+M=Minimize all opened windows in explorer Alt+left arrow key=back, Alt+right arrow key=Forward, ctrl+F=Find

Im suprised that this hasn't been mentioned but Alt F4 closes a window and doing Ctrl Backspace either makes a cool box (when it doesn't have a set function) or it does something else changing when you visit differant sites ect.. (Iv noticed that in MyLot it deleates stuff a word at a time)

CTRL+A is the one I use the most. It selects the whole page. Then I can copy & paste as needed!!!

i know ctrl+z = undo ctrl+x = cut ctrl+i = italicize your words (doesnt work everywhere) ctrl+u = underline (same) ctrl+b = bold (same) F2 in AOL/AIM can take off/turn on time stamps :3 alt + number in keypad can make symbols/letters (laptop users might have to hold down func. key too) alt+3 = ? alt+13= ? alt+14= ?