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Just wondering if anyone know a good doc/list/page listing all the shortcut
keys default built into Windows XP? I tried looking it up in help, but it
only gave a couple and by no means was all of them.
I already know and love: (commands not specific to an application, but
short-cut keys to Windows XP itself)
F1 - Help
F2 - Rename
F3 - Find/Search
WINDOW-E = Windows Explorer
WINDOW-R = Run
ALT-F4 = Close
ALT-TAB = Switch windows
CTRL-ESC = Start Menu
ALT-SPACE = Window Control Menu (?) I think this is what they called back in
the days of Windows 3.1!!!!
In news:%230juFOPdFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl,
Kevin C. <kevingpo@hotmail.com> hunted and pecked:
> Just wondering if anyone know a good doc/list/page listing all the
> shortcut keys default built into Windows XP? I tried looking it up in
> help, but it only gave a couple and by no means was all of them.
>
> I already know and love: (commands not specific to an application, but
> short-cut keys to Windows XP itself)
>
> F1 - Help
> F2 - Rename
> F3 - Find/Search
> WINDOW-E = Windows Explorer
> WINDOW-R = Run
> ALT-F4 = Close
> ALT-TAB = Switch windows
> CTRL-ESC = Start Menu
> ALT-SPACE = Window Control Menu (?) I think this is what they called back
> in the days of Windows 3.1!!!!
"Kevin C." <kevingpo@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:%230juFOPdFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
| Just wondering if anyone know a good doc/list/page listing all the
shortcut
| keys default built into Windows XP? I tried looking it up in help,
but it
| only gave a couple and by no means was all of them.
|
| I already know and love: (commands not specific to an application,
but
| short-cut keys to Windows XP itself)
|
| F1 - Help
| F2 - Rename
| F3 - Find/Search
| WINDOW-E = Windows Explorer
| WINDOW-R = Run
| ALT-F4 = Close
| ALT-TAB = Switch windows
| CTRL-ESC = Start Menu
| ALT-SPACE = Window Control Menu (?) I think this is what they called
back in
| the days of Windows 3.1!!!!
|
|
In news:%230juFOPdFHA.228@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl,
Kevin C. <kevingpo@hotmail.com> hunted and pecked:
> Just wondering if anyone know a good doc/list/page listing all the
> shortcut keys default built into Windows XP? I tried looking it up in
> help, but it only gave a couple and by no means was all of them.
>
> I already know and love: (commands not specific to an application, but
> short-cut keys to Windows XP itself)
>
> F1 - Help
> F2 - Rename
> F3 - Find/Search
> WINDOW-E = Windows Explorer
> WINDOW-R = Run
> ALT-F4 = Close
> ALT-TAB = Switch windows
> CTRL-ESC = Start Menu
> ALT-SPACE = Window Control Menu (?) I think this is what they called back
> in the days of Windows 3.1!!!!
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my shift key is disabled since I installed and uninstalled a USB keyboardm
any suggestions???
--
Marty
"Kevin C." wrote:
> Just wondering if anyone know a good doc/list/page listing all the shortcut
> keys default built into Windows XP? I tried looking it up in help, but it
> only gave a couple and by no means was all of them.
>
> I already know and love: (commands not specific to an application, but
> short-cut keys to Windows XP itself)
>
> F1 - Help
> F2 - Rename
> F3 - Find/Search
> WINDOW-E = Windows Explorer
> WINDOW-R = Run
> ALT-F4 = Close
> ALT-TAB = Switch windows
> CTRL-ESC = Start Menu
> ALT-SPACE = Window Control Menu (?) I think this is what they called back in
> the days of Windows 3.1!!!!
>
>
>
Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.help_and_support (More info?)
Get a new keyboard. If keys do not work on your present keyboard it is
worthless.
--
Hope this helps. Let us know.
Wes
MS-MVP Windows Shell/User
In news:CDCC6634-9A99-4241-B833-C847442DE0A2@microsoft.com,
marty <marty@discussions.microsoft.com> hunted and pecked:
> my shift key is disabled since I installed and uninstalled a USB keyboardm
> any suggestions???
> --
> Marty
>
>
> "Kevin C." wrote:
>
>> Just wondering if anyone know a good doc/list/page listing all the
>> shortcut keys default built into Windows XP? I tried looking it up in
>> help, but it only gave a couple and by no means was all of them.
>>
>> I already know and love: (commands not specific to an application, but
>> short-cut keys to Windows XP itself)
>>
>> F1 - Help
>> F2 - Rename
>> F3 - Find/Search
>> WINDOW-E = Windows Explorer
>> WINDOW-R = Run
>> ALT-F4 = Close
>> ALT-TAB = Switch windows
>> CTRL-ESC = Start Menu
>> ALT-SPACE = Window Control Menu (?) I think this is what they called
>> back in the days of Windows 3.1!!!!
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