Ctrl + R:
Right justify.
Ctrl + S:
Save.
Ctrl + T:
Create hanging indent (tab).
Ctrl + U:
Underline.
Ctrl + V:
Paste.
Ctrl + W:
Close document.
Ctrl + X:
Cut.
Ctrl + Y:
Redo previously undone action.
Ctrl + Z:
Undo an action.
Ctrl + A
-- Select all contents of the page.
Ctrl + B
-- Bold highlighted selection.
Ctrl + C
-- Copy selected text.
Ctrl + X
-- Cut selected text.
Ctrl + N
-- Open new/blank document.
Ctrl + O
-- Open options.
Ctrl + P
-- Open the print window.
Ctrl + F
-- Open find box.
Ctrl + A
→ Select all content.
Ctrl
+ Z → Undo an action.
Ctrl + Y
→ Redo an action
. Ctrl +
D → Delete the selected item and move
it to the Recycle Bin.
Shift+Arrows
= Highlighting text. ...
Ctrl+home
= Beginning of page or document. ...
Ctrl+end
= End of page or document. ...
Ctrl+F =
Accesses “Find” tool. ...
Alt+Tab
= Switching between alternate windows. ...
Alt + D
– Select the address bar.
Ctrl + E
– Select the search bar.
Ctrl + N
– Open new window.
Ctrl + W
– Close selected window.
Ctrl +
Mouse Scroll Wheel – Change size and look of file and folder icons/thumbnails.
Ctrl +
Shift + E – Show all the folders about the highlighted folder.
Ctrl + A
– Selects all text.
Ctrl + X
– Cuts the selected item.
Ctrl +
Del – Cut selected item.
Ctrl +
Ins – Copy the selected item.
Alt + F
– File menu options in the current program.
Ctrl+W:
Close.
F5: Referesh
the computer
Alt+Tab:
Switch apps.
Win+D:
Show or hide the desktop.
Win+left
arrow or Win+right arrow: Snap windows.
Win+Tab:
Open the Task view.
Tab and
Shift+Tab: Move backward and forward through options.
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Shortcut Keys |
Description |
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Ctrl+Esc |
Open the Start menu. |
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Ctrl+Shift+Esc |
Open Windows Task Manager. |
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Alt+F4 |
Close the currently active program. |
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Alt+Enter |
Open the properties for the selected
item (file, folder, shortcut, etc.).
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Q-1.What does F1 F12 mean on a keyboard?
Ans:-The
F1 through F12 FUNCTION keys have special alternate commands. These keys are
called enhanced function keys. Enhanced function keys provide quick access
to frequently used commands that can increase your productivity. These commands
are typically printed above or on the keys.
Ctrl
F1 Select all items on scree
Ctrl F2 Deselect all items on screen.
Ctrl F3
Start/end of block.
Q-What F4 means?
Ans:The
F4 key is a function key found at the top of almost all computer keyboards.
The key is most often used with the Alt and Ctrl keys to close open windows and
tabs
Q-3.What is F5 function?
Ans-Internet
browser. In all modern Internet browsers, pressing F5 refreshes or reloads
the page or document window. When pressing Ctrl + F5 , it forces a complete
refresh of the web page, clearing the cache and downloading all contents of the
page again.
Q-4What is F7 on keyboard?
Ans-The
F7 key is commonly used to spell check and grammar check a document in
Microsoft programs such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook,
and other Office products. Shift + F7 runs a Thesaurus check on the highlighted
word.
Q-2What is F8 key?
Ans:F8.
The function key is used to enter the Windows start-up menu. It is
commonly used to access the Windows Safe Mode. Used by some of the computers to
access the Windows recovery system, but may require a Windows installation CD.
Displays a thumbnail image for all workspaces in macOS.
The F1
key.
The F2
key.
The F3
key.
The F4
key.
The F5
key.
The F6
key.
The F7
key.
The F8
key.
Q-What are the 5 parts of the keyboard?
The keys
on your keyboard can be divided into several groups based on function:
Typing
(alphanumeric) keys. These keys include the same letter, number, punctuation,
and symbol keys found on a traditional typewriter.
Control
keys. ...
Function
keys. ...
Navigation
keys. ...
Numeric
keypad.
Shift+Arrows
= Highlighting text. ...
Ctrl+home
= Beginning of page or document. ...
Ctrl+end
= End of page or document. ...
Ctrl+F =
Accesses “Find” tool. ...
Alt+Tab
= Switching between alternate windows. ...
Ctrl+S = Save.
Ctrl + End moves the cursor to the end of the document.
Command + End on a Mac
Command + Fn + Right arrow on a MacBook.
Ctrl + Home moves the cursor to the beginning of the document.
Command + Home on a Mac and
Command + Fn + Left arrow on a MacBook.
Ctrl + Page up will move the cursor to the top of the previous page.
Ctrl + Page down will move the cursor to the top of the next page.
Ctrl + Left arrow key will move the cursor one word to the left.
Option + Left
arrow on Macs.
Ctrl + Right arrow key will move the cursor one word to the right.
Option + Right
arrow on Macs.
Ctrl + Up arrow moves the cursor up one paragraph.
Command + Up arrow on
Macs.
Ctrl + Down arrow moves the cursor down one paragraph.
Command + Down arrow
on
Ctrl + Shift + Left
arrow key will select the word to the left of the cursor. Shift + Option + Left
arrow key on a Mac.
Ctrl + Shift + Right
arrow key will select the word to the right of the cursor. Shift + Option + Right
arrow key on a Mac.
Ctrl + Shift + Up arrow key will select from where the cursor is positioned to the beginning of that paragraph.
Command + Shift + Up arrow on
a Mac.
Ctrl + Shift + Down arrow key will select from where the cursor is positioned to the end of that paragraph.
Command + Shift + Down arrow on a Mac.
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