I am well acquainted with all these shortcuts, I use them virtually every working day in my office.

bataderemi:
Start button or windows key

They are both the same thing.

ikombe:
Can it work on my querty Nokia E5

Kat see laughter this guy is in for something big

PhonePlanet:

It does not work without start button on my laptop

That is surprising. I have never used the start button with the PrintScreen button and I have successfully used it alone on countless systems. Both desktop and notebooks.

...and u tried to paste it in MS word document after capturing and still didn't paste?

Thanks a lot OP...this is so educational

agabusta:


That is surprising. I have never used the start button with the PrintScreen button and I have successfully used it alone on countless systems. Both desktop and notebooks.

...and u tried to paste it in MS word document after capturing and still didn't paste?

O that? Start + printsc actually saves it in a folder in your pictures

op I dint see control shift delete. lol this keyboard shortcut ruined many lives. imagine doing that to school project and it's gone forever.

Windows +R out pops the run command module
Type cmd
Run the cmd.interface
Type shutdown(give a space here) /s then click on enter wait for 30 seconds than viola ur system shutsdown.

bataderemi:
Windows key + PrtSc to take a screenshot

just print scr can do the job bro

Cannonleo:
just print scr can do the job bro

Does not....not on my laptop at least

bataderemi:

Does not....not on my laptop at least

which system do you use

Cannonleo:
which system do you use

Lenovo G50, core i3.... u?. I guess it does not work alone on phoneplnet's laptop either?

bataderemi:

Lenovo G50, core i3.... u?. I guess it does not work alone on phoneplnet's laptop either?

used a dell insipron 1050 but sold it currently using a dell.insipron mm061 media homer I core 3 3gb ram currently

F1, wherever you are is Help,just like 911

PhonePlanet:

O that? Start + printsc actually saves it in a folder in your pictures

Oh, really. Didnt know that was how that one works. The way I use it is just to hit the Print Scrn key, I then paste in MS Word to use directly or in MS Office Picture manager if I need the actual file.

***

I just tried the Start + PrintScn but couldnt find the picture file anywhere on pictures folder. I searched other places on the system as well, no avail.

[q q nice


uote author=bigdrey post=40606397]As we know all mouse can be used for clicking, selecting, and performing some operations on the computer, we should also be aware we can still perform all sorts of operations without making use of the mouse.
There can be cases where the mouse could be faulty or unavailable, and we need to still perform some operations in the computer, the good news is that keyboard shortcuts can perform virtually everything you want to do with the mouse.
Another good thing about using keyboard shortcuts is that it is much faster performing operation compared to using the mouse, and using keyboard shortcuts makes you more like a computer geek.

There are several keyboard shortcuts but we are focusing on the 15 most important ones. Find below the keyboard shortcuts and uses (Windows Users Only):

NB: Make sure you try them as you are reading.

[b]Ctrl + F =======> Find (To find a text/file in the computer, browser, e.t.c)
Ctrl + S =======> Save (To save document, web page, e.t.c)
Ctrl + D =======> Delete (To delete any file, document, text e.t.c)
Ctrl + P =======> Print (To print a document or anything on the pc)
Ctrl + A =======> Select All (To highlight all contents, files, text, e.t.c)
Ctrl + N =======> New Window (To open a new window, file, e.t.c)
Alt + F4 (Or Ctrl + W Or Ctrl + Q) =======> Quit (To close a windows program, e.t.c and can also be used in shutting down)
Alt + tab =======> Switch Windows (To switch between windows)
Alt + tab + tab + … + tab =======> Continuous Switching (To continue changing windows)
Windows key + M =======> Minimize (To minimize current windows program)
Shift + Windows key + M =======> Maximize (To maximize the currently minimized windows)
Windows key + E =======> Open Windows explorer (To open My computer windows)
Windows key + R =======> Open Windows program (To open a windows program e.g cmd, notepad, e.t.c)
Windows key + D =======> Display desktop (To open windows desktop)
Windows key + L =======> Lock Windows (To lock windows)[/b]

Note: Ctrl means Control, Alt means Alternate and Windows Key is the button on your keyboard the has the windows logo

Source: http://blog.windrey.com/15-keyboard-shortcuts-every-computer-geek-should-know/

cc skydancer[/quote]

Datz very nice smalldrey

Happy to be a computer literate...

Thanks

computer experts indeed, you are so used to windows environment. why dont you just give us shortcut for unix, linux systems.

Nice!

agabusta:


Oh, really. Didnt know that was how that one works. The way I use it is just to hit the Print Scrn key, I then paste in MS Word to use directly or in MS Office Picture manager if I need the actual file.

***

I just tried the Start + PrintScn but couldnt find the picture file anywhere on pictures folder. I searched other places on the system as well, no avail.

Libary > pictures > screenshots

Ctrl + C.....copy
Ctrl + V.....paste

Cool.

bigdrey:
As we know all mouse can be used for clicking, selecting, and performing some operations on the computer, we should also be aware we can still perform all sorts of operations without making use of the mouse.
There can be cases where the mouse could be faulty or unavailable, and we need to still perform some operations in the computer, the good news is that keyboard shortcuts can perform virtually everything you want to do with the mouse.
Another good thing about using keyboard shortcuts is that it is much faster performing operation compared to using the mouse, and using keyboard shortcuts makes you more like a computer geek.

There are several keyboard shortcuts but we are focusing on the 15 most important ones. Find below the keyboard shortcuts and uses (Windows Users Only):

NB: Make sure you try them as you are reading.

[b]Ctrl + F =======> Find (To find a text/file in the computer, browser, e.t.c)
Ctrl + S =======> Save (To save document, web page, e.t.c)
Ctrl + D =======> Delete (To delete any file, document, text e.t.c)
Ctrl + P =======> Print (To print a document or anything on the pc)
Ctrl + A =======> Select All (To highlight all contents, files, text, e.t.c)
Ctrl + N =======> New Window (To open a new window, file, e.t.c)
Alt + F4 (Or Ctrl + W Or Ctrl + Q) =======> Quit (To close a windows program, e.t.c and can also be used in shutting down)
Alt + tab =======> Switch Windows (To switch between windows)
Alt + tab + tab + … + tab =======> Continuous Switching (To continue changing windows)
Windows key + M =======> Minimize (To minimize current windows program)
Shift + Windows key + M =======> Maximize (To maximize the currently minimized windows)
Windows key + E =======> Open Windows explorer (To open My computer windows)
Windows key + R =======> Open Windows program (To open a windows program e.g cmd, notepad, e.t.c)
Windows key + D =======> Display desktop (To open windows desktop)
Windows key + L =======> Lock Windows (To lock windows)[/b]

Note: Ctrl means Control, Alt means Alternate and Windows Key is the button on your keyboard the has the windows logo

Source: http://blog.windrey.com/15-keyboard-shortcuts-every-computer-geek-should-know/

cc skydancer

this is enriching

ok

[quote author=lasisi69 post=40910419]End time shortcuts [/quote

Kikikikikikikikikikiki
No homo feelin bro....I like u die!!!!....
This ur endtime comment no be from here.....lmao.

Broz u no guy die now! U will leave to share more

[quote author=dyadeleye post=40924965][/quote] lol... Thanks man

shollynoob:
Someone should try this
ctrl + alt + Down arrow key

lol.........
BECAREFUL

cntrl + S + P+ O + I + L = To crash/ Spoil your system beyond repair