[duhmez]

I know how to right click>properties with a keyboard, (alt+enter) but how to right click by itself?

[adamvjackson]

If you have a 'Windows' keyboard, you can press the button just to the left of the right control button. It has a menu with a mouse pointer selecting the menu. Of course, you would first have to have the icon/object selected first.

[tweaked]

So thats what that button does! :p
I've never touched that button!



cool. 8)

[Tomay]

But what if I don't have a win keyboard. I know ctrl+esc pops up the start menu, but what does the right-click?

[pmistry]

Shift + F10

[Tomay]

Does anyone know of a list of this key-combiantions. Also for office. I know a good one. Ctrl-F6 to switch between windows...

Did anyone bother to collect them all?

[Mr.Guvernment]

Google can be so helpful - dunno if office is in there some where

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=Windows+key+combinations

[adamvjackson]

Here's a few more:

ALT+LEFT ARROW: Back Arrow in IE
ALT+RIGHT ARROW: Forward Arrow in IE

[pmistry]

My old Windows 95 had a whole back page of keystroke combinations:

F1 = Help
ALT + F4 = Quit Program
Shift + F10 = Right Click
Ctrl + Esc = Pop the Start Menu
ALT + TAB = Switch Active Window
Ctrl + X = Cut
Ctrl + C = Copy
Ctrl + V = Paste
DEL = Delete an item
Ctrl + Z = Undo last action
Hold Shift while inserting a CD to avoid Autoplay

When items are selected you can use these shortcuts:
F2 = Rename
F3 = Open up find
Shift + DEL = Immediate delete
ALT + Enter = Item properties
ALT + Double Click = Item properties
CTRL while dragging with mouse = Copy
CTRL + SHIFT while dragging with mouse = Create Shortcut

A few more:
F6 = To switch left and right panes
Double click corner icon on window to close it.
F5 = Refresh

Yeah I was kinda bored.

[duhmez]

Quote:

My old Windows 95 had a whole back page of keystroke combinations:
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He said STROKE

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