Most of these shortcuts work in nearly all Windows applications (web browsers, word processors, etc.). Some of them however are Microsoft word only (such as inserting a manual page break).
The "logo" key refers to the Windows logo key (between the ctrl & alt buttons). An "input box" is some sort of button or text field that you as the user interact with.
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Shortcut Description | Shortcut Key |
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open the Windows start button | logo |
minimize ALL windows | logo+m |
undo the minimize ALL command | logo+M |
switch to next application | alt-tab |
close the current window/application | alt-F4 |
switch to the previous application | alt-shift-tab |
put focus in the next input box | tab |
put focus in the previous input box | shift-tab |
copy | Ctrl-c |
paste | Ctrl-v |
cut | Ctrl-x |
save | Ctrl-s |
open | Ctrl-o |
select all of current document | Ctrl-a |
print current document (open printer dialog) | Ctrl-p |
go to previous page | page up |
go to next page | page down |
take a screenshot of the /entire/ screen | print screen |
take a screenshot of the window with the current focus | alt-print screen |
bold | Ctrl-b |
italics | Ctrl-i |
underline | Ctrl-u |
move cursor to the left/right 1 word | Ctrl-right/left |
select word to the left of cursor | Ctrl-shift-left |
select word to the right of cursor | Ctrl-shift-right |
go to end of current line | end |
go to beginning of current line | home |
go to end of current document | Ctrl-end |
go to beginning of current document | Ctrl-home |
open the find dialog | Ctrl-f |
select a specific word (using the mouse) | double click the word |
insert a manual page break | Ctrl-enter |
Useful web browsing shortcuts (Internet Explorer or Firefox 1)):
Description | Shortcut |
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Open a new tab | Ctrl-t |
Jump to the next open tab | Ctrl-tab |
Jump to the previous open tab | Ctrl-shift-tab |
Close the current tab | Ctrl-w |
Now, you can practice your shortcuts!