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Latest revision as of 17:56, 21 June 2015
There are many short cut key combinations available in Windows. Here are some of the handiest that we use:
- Holding dow the Windows key and tapping PrintScreen, will snapshot the entire screen and save it as a picture in My Pictures
- Holding down Alt and tapping the PrintScreen button the keyboard, will take a snapshot of just the current window
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping A on the keyboard is the "Select All" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping C on the keyboard is the "Copy" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping F on the keyboard is the "Find" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping P on the keyboard is the "Print" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping V on the keyboard is the "Paste" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping X on the keyboard is the "Cut" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping Y on the keyboard is the "Redo" function
- Holding down Ctrl and tapping Z on the keyboard is the "Undo" function
- Pressing the tab key moves the cursor to the next field for speed
- Tapping the PrintScreen button on the keyboard will take a snapshot of the entire screen
