Computer keys

Computer keys F1 - Help F2 - Rename selected objects F3 - Find all flies F4- Opens file list drop-down in dialogs F5 - Refresh current window F6 - Shifts focus in Windows Explorer F10 - Activates menu bar options Alt+tab - Cycles between open applications Alt+F4 - Switch between current program windows Alt+enter - Opens properties dialog Alt+space - System menu for current window Alt+¢ - opens drop-down lists in dialog boxes Backspace - Switch to parent folder Ctrl +Esc - Opens Start menu Ctrl+Alt+Del - Opens task manager,reboots the computer Ctrl+tab - Move through property tabs Ctrl+Shift+Drop - Create shortcut Ctrl+Drag - Copy file Esc - Cancel last function Shift - Press/hold shift insert CD - ROM to bypass auto play Shift+drag - Move file SHIFT+F10 - Opens context menu Shift+delete - Full wipe delete ALT+underlined letter - Opens the corresponding menu PC Keyboard Shortcuts Document Cursor Controls 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 document or dialog box up one page Page down - Moves document or dialog down one page Arrow keys - move focus in documents, dialogs, etc. Ctrl +> - Next word Ctrl+ shift+> - selects word Windows Explorer Tree Control Numeric Keypad * - Expand all under current selection Numeric Keypad + Expand current selection or go to first child Numeric Keypad - = Collapses current selection or go to parent

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