FUNCTION KEYS -- Hitting the F1 key in any program will bring up the Help menu for that particular program. F7 will activate a spelling and grammar check. F10 activates the menu bar so that you can then type the corresponding underlined letter to drop down that menu list. You can then use the up/down arrow keys to select the appropriate command and press Enter to activate it. Or, while holding down the Alt key, press the spacebar to activate the control menu to minimize, maximize or close out your active window. Again, type in the corresponding underlined letter to carry out the desired command. All this can be done without taking your hands off the keyboard and reaching for that mouse.
HOME/END KEYS -- You can also navigate within any document or file by the use of your arrow keys and the "Home" and "End" keys. Pressing the Home key will bring you to the beginning of the line on which your cursor sits, while pressing the Home key while holding down Ctrl will bring your cursor back to the beginning of the entire document. Similarly, pressing the End key will take your cursor to the end of that line, while pressing Ctrl plus the End key will take you to the end of your entire document. Pressing your up and down arrow keys will take you either up or down one line, while pressing the left and right arrow keys will move your cursor one character to the right or left.
CTRL KEY -- Now that you have found a way to navigate around your screen without using the mouse, here are a few more helpful shortcuts to try. The following are 2-key combination commands. While holding the Ctrl key down, press the following keys to carry out the commands. (Note - do not press the "+" key – that is only instructing you to press the second key while still holding down the Ctrl key.)
Ctrl + C… to copy file, folder or selected text
Ctrl + X… will cut selected data (remove and place in memory)
Ctrl + V… will paste that file, folder or text
Ctrl + U… to activate the underline command (or turn it off)
Ctrl + B…to activate the bold command (or turn it off)
Ctrl + I…to activate the italic command (or turn it off)
Ctrl + A…will select all
Ctrl + P…to print document
Ctrl + S…to save document
Ctrl + O…to open a document
Ctrl + L…left justifies selected text
Ctrl + R…right justifies selected text
Ctrl + E…centers selected text
To open open microsoft word
Go to Run then type "msword" or "winword"To open microsoft excle
Go to Run then type"excel"
To open Ms Powerpoint
Go to Run menu the type "powerpnt"
To open Microsoft Ms paint
Go to Run menu then type "mspaint"
Winkey+D = To show desktop minimizing all opened windows.
Winkey+M = To minimize all opened windows.
Alt+Space+M = To minimize current window.
Winkey+Sift+M = To maximize all opened windows.
Alt+Space+X = To maximize current window.
Winkey+R = To open Run window.
Winkey+L = To Lock the computer.
Alt+Space+R = To restore current window.
Alt+Space+C OR Alt+4 = To close opened window.
To Flip Computer Screen Vertically
Press: Ctr+Alt+up/down arrow keys
To delete files permanently.
1.Recycle bin 2.Right click-Properties 3.Global tab-Check "Do not move files to the Recycle bin 4.click ok.
To delete item immediately without placing it in the Recycle bin.
Sift+Delete
To open task manager
Ctr+Alt+ESC
To open Device manager
Start-Run-type "devmgmt.msc" then press Enter
To open registry editor
Start-Run-type "Regedit" then Press Enter
To control such as shut down/log off/lock the computer
Ctr+Alt+Delete
Start your computer Application automatically
Notepad-Then type application which you want to start automacally when windows start as(start/min wordpad.exe start/mincalc.exe start/min notepad.exe)
Save as to this file with .bat extension. Right click on Start Button
Open-programs-open start up folder-Now drag your .bat file in the start up folder and close the dialog box.
To display hidden files through command line
Start-Run-Type "cmd" Or "Command.com"- After opening command window Type "DIR/AH"- Press Enter Key
To display IP address setting
Go to Run then type "Cmd" Press Enter. Type "ipconfig" then press Enter KEy
To change time
Go to Run type "cmd" then press Enter Now type "time" "Press Enter Key" then type new time
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