Whether you are hooked on using your keyboard, mouse, or a hybrid
user like me with one hand on the keyboard and the other on the mouse,
keyboard shortcuts are always good to know. Since I've been using
Windows 7 for quite some time, I have a nice list of keyboard short cuts
that are invaluable to me. Recently, I bought a new computer and now
have the Windows 8.1 operating system. Though many of my shortcuts still
work with 8.1, it still has some unique keyboard options. The following
is a list of keyboard shortcuts that everyone should know. WK = Windows
Key.
WK
• Opens the start menu in 7
• Opens the start screen or switch to the desktop in 8.1
WK+D
• Switches you to the desktop in 7
• Switches you to the desktop in 8.1
WK+.
• Unavailable in 7
• Pins and unpins Windows apps on the side of the screen in 8.1
WK+X
• Opens the mobility manager in 7
• Opens the power user menu in 8.1
WK+C
• Unavailable in 7
• Opens the charms in 8.1
WK+I
• Unavailable in 7
• Opens the settings, which is the same settings found in charms in 8.1
WK+TAB
• Allows you to flip through the open applications in a small screen view in 7
• Switches between apps and the desktop.in 8.1
WK+PRINT SCREEN
• To use the print screen option just hit the print screen button in 7
• Creates a screenshot which is automatically saved into your My Pictures folder in 8.1
The following shortcuts are universal across the Windows Operating Systems
CTRL+C
• Copies highlighted text or item
CTRL+V
• Pastes text or object that's in the clipboard
CTRL+Y
• Will redo the last change you did
CTRL+Z
• Will undo the last change you did. Can be pressed multiple times to undo multiple changes
CTRL+HOME
• Moves the cursor to the beginning of the document
CTRL+END
• Moves the cursor to the end of a document
CTRL+P
• Opens a print preview of the current page or document.
ALT+TAB
• Flips through open applications in a full screen view
ALT+F4
• Closes your current window
Old or young, novice or expert, your classification doesn't matter. Keyboard shortcuts are a great way to help you save time as well as making you more productive in your computing endeavors.
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WK
• Opens the start menu in 7
• Opens the start screen or switch to the desktop in 8.1
WK+D
• Switches you to the desktop in 7
• Switches you to the desktop in 8.1
WK+.
• Unavailable in 7
• Pins and unpins Windows apps on the side of the screen in 8.1
WK+X
• Opens the mobility manager in 7
• Opens the power user menu in 8.1
WK+C
• Unavailable in 7
• Opens the charms in 8.1
WK+I
• Unavailable in 7
• Opens the settings, which is the same settings found in charms in 8.1
WK+TAB
• Allows you to flip through the open applications in a small screen view in 7
• Switches between apps and the desktop.in 8.1
WK+PRINT SCREEN
• To use the print screen option just hit the print screen button in 7
• Creates a screenshot which is automatically saved into your My Pictures folder in 8.1
The following shortcuts are universal across the Windows Operating Systems
CTRL+C
• Copies highlighted text or item
CTRL+V
• Pastes text or object that's in the clipboard
CTRL+Y
• Will redo the last change you did
CTRL+Z
• Will undo the last change you did. Can be pressed multiple times to undo multiple changes
CTRL+HOME
• Moves the cursor to the beginning of the document
CTRL+END
• Moves the cursor to the end of a document
CTRL+P
• Opens a print preview of the current page or document.
ALT+TAB
• Flips through open applications in a full screen view
ALT+F4
• Closes your current window
Old or young, novice or expert, your classification doesn't matter. Keyboard shortcuts are a great way to help you save time as well as making you more productive in your computing endeavors.
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