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cool,keep it up

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Nice! Gonna be more expert than this..

lasisi69:
End time shortcuts

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OP add Start + Printsc to take screenshot

Correct op

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Working with keyboard is a very smart way of working with computer: ♤ Start/windows button + M for minimizing ♤ alt key will activate your menu bar in MS office

This the Kind of Post we need here not post about Celebrities that doesn't put food on our table

ok

Been versed with computers since childhood so knew most of them but not all.

Try:

Windows + Tab. I think it works on 7 upwards.

Shift + F3. Changes text casing. You have to have some text highlighted.

Shift + Left/Right. Highlights text.

Ctrl + Shift + >. Increase font.

Ctrl + Shift + <. Decrease font.

Good stuff OP.

ALT+ O + N (BULLET AND NUMBER)

ALT + O + N (BULLET AND NUMBER)

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

...u did not include 'how to save the screen display' (screenshot)

annonygh:
fn + prt sc for screen shot

The windows key does it for me....might depend on ur sys tho
And, which of the function keys sef

ALT + SPACE BAR drops down a menu (on d left hand corner of a window) for restore, move, size, minimize, maximize and close.

Point of correction, ctrl + D is not for delete but duplicate. Thanks

2rutalk1:
Ctrl + D = Duplicate Ctrl + Enter = page break Shift + F3 = Change case (capital or small letters) ctrl + 1 = single line spacing ctrl + 5 = 1 1/2 line spacing ctrl + 2 = double line spacing ctrl + i = italics ctrl + o = open saved documents ctrl + u = underline ctrl + G = To group

For OFFICE

annonygh:
fn + prt sc for screen shot

Only copies ur shot screen on clipboard, plus it depends on the kinda PC you use- some work without the function key.

dokunbam:
Take screen shot with

Windows key + PrtSc key

Ctrl + z is go back

its not so different from just using ordinary PrtSc key.

I can't believe dia is no ctrl + y and z, in dat list.

PhonePlanet:
OP add Start + Printsc to take screenshot

if you just hit the Printsc key alone, it takes a screenshot. Why do one need to add the start button again? it is no longer short cut then.

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

I know 80% of them and more which i use frequently.

Others that should have made this list are
Ctrl + Z to undo
Ctrl + R to redo
Ctrl + X to Cut
Ctrl + C to Copy
Ctrl + V to paste
Ctrl + Shift + > to increase font size
Ctrl + Shift + < to decrease font size
Ctrl + B to Bold
Ctrl + J to Justify
Ctrl + U to Underline
Ctrl + I to Italize
Shift + Delete to permanently delete without sending to recycle bin.

CTRL + C ====== Copy
CTRL + V ====== Paste

thanks for the info.

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agabusta:
if you just hit the Printsc key alone, it takes a screenshot. Why do one need to add the start button again? it is no longer short cut then.

It does not work without start button on my laptop

PhonePlanet:
It does not work without start button on my laptop

Start button or windows key

Nice @ OP,
Worth reference