Objects & General Folder/Windows Explorer Shortcuts for a selected Object

OBJECTS AND GENERAL FOLDER/ WINDOWS EXPLORER SHORTCUTS

FOR A SELECTED OBJECT

F2: Rename files/ folders

F3: Find all files

CTRL + X: Cut

CTRL+ C: Copy

CTRL + V: Paste

SHIFT + DELETE: Delete selection immediately, without moving the item to the recycle bin.

Mouse Click/Keyboard Modifier Combinations for Shell Objects

MOUSE CLICK/ KEYBOARD MODIFIER COMBINATIONS 

FOR SHELL OBJECTS

SHIFT + RIGHT CLICK: Displays a shortcut menu containing alternative commands.

SHIFT + DOUBLE CLICK: Runs the alternate default command (the second item on the menu).

ALT + DOUBLE CLICK: Displays properties.

SHIFT + DELETE: Deletes an item immediately without placing it in the recycle bin.

Windows Program Key Combinations

WINDOWS PROGRAM KEY COMBINATIONS

CTRL + A: Select all the text or item

CTRL + B: Bold the selected text

CTRL + C: Copy

CTRL + D: Duplicate a file or object

CTRL + E: Centre alignment (Centralize)

CTRL + F: Find (Text)

CTRL + G: Go to

CTRL + H: Find and replace

CTRL + I: Italic

CTRL + J: Justify

CTRL +: K: Insert link

CTRL + L: Left alignment

Windows Keyboard Shortcuts

WINDOWS KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

Shortcuts are small icons files created from executable files, documents, or folders. Double-clicking on them opens the program, folder, or document from which you created them. Many people place shortcuts on the desktop, where they will easy reach.

You can also place shortcuts on the Quick Launch tool bar on the task bar, making them always available, even when other programs are active.

The Basic Elements of Windows

The Basic Elements of Windows

1.      Desktop: The screen space covered by the windows

2.      Window Borders: This is the outside edge of the windows

3.      Title Bar: This is the first line across the top of the windows that identifies the name of the document and the application.

4.      Mouse Pointer: This has different shapes in appearance dependent on the current operation taking place. It appears as a pointed arrow which helps select different application.