Most Useful Basic Shortcuts Keys in Computer, Benefits of Using Shortcuts Keys in Computer Absolutely Right Information (Lession – 2)

Shortcuts Keys in Computer, Keyboard shortcuts are a ubiquitous feature in most contemporary operating systems and their associated software programs. Because of their widespread use, a number of users believe they are an essential component of their typical interactions with a computer. Due to the pervasiveness of common standards, it is possible to do a meaningful comparison of keyboard shortcuts across a variety of widely used operating systems. Whether the keyboard shortcuts serve adaptive technology or personal preferences, this remains true.

Basic Shortcuts Keys in Computer

Function Keys :-

F1	Displays the Help task pane
F2	Chooses Movement, move the cursor over something to be highlighted, then hit Enter.
F3	Building Block? Replaces an AutoText entry from the preceeding word
F4	Repeats the last command or action
F5	Displays the GoTo dialog box
F6	Switches between the document, task pane, status bar, and ribbon. Moves to the next pane in a document if the window is split
F7	Displays the Editor task pane
F8	Toggles whether to extend a selection with the arrow keys
F9	Updates all the field codes in the current selection
F10	Toggles the display of the ribbon shortcut keys otherwise known as Access keys
F11	Moves to the next Field
F12	Displays the Save As dialog box

Ctrl+ Function :-

Ctrl+F1	Toggles the display of the Ribbon
Ctr+F2	Displays the Print Options on the File tab
Ctrl+F3	(Multiple cuts to clipboard) Spike / cut to spike
Ctrl+F4	Closes the open window or document (after saving)
Ctrl+F5	Restores the size of the active document or window
Ctrl+F6	Moves to the next open document or window
Ctrl+F7	Activates the Move window command
Ctrl+F8	Activates the Resize window command
Ctrl+F9	Places a blank field with two curly brackets in it
Ctrl+F10	Toggles the active document or window’s size between being maximised and being reduced.
Ctrl+F11	Locks a Field code
Ctrl+F12	Displays the Open dialog box

Other + Function:-

Alt + F1	Do you do anything, Fields?
Alt + F2	Brings up the Save As dialogue
Alt + F3	Create an AutoText entry for the current selection
Alt + F4	Closes the open window or document (after saving)
Alt + F5	Restores the size of the active window
Alt + F6	Enables switching between all open documents
Alt + F7	Next gossip? comparable to a right mouse click? Go on to the following typo?
Alt + F8	The Macro dialogue box is shown
Alt + F9	Toggles between displaying field codes and field results
Alt + F10	Increase the size of the currently open window
Alt + F11	Toggles between the Visual Basic Editor window and the Word window
Alt + F12	Turn on Print Preview?
Alt + Shift+ F1	Goes back to the prior Field
Alt + Shift+ F2	The Save As dialogue box is shown
Alt + Shift + F4	Closes the open window or document (after saving)
Alt + Shift + F6	Goes to the earlier open file or window
Alt + Shift + F7	Display the Research task pane
Alt + Shift + F9	Field click ?
Alt + Shift + F10	The drop-down menu for the relevant smart tag is shown
Alt + Ctrl + F2	Displays the Open dialog box
Ctrl + Shift + F3	(Multiple cuts to the clipboard) Spike/cut to spike
Ctrl + Shift + F5	The Bookmark dialogue box is shown
Ctrl + Shift + F6	Moves to the previous open document or window
Ctrl + Shift + F7	Updates Selection/Source
Ctrl + Shift + F8	Vertical text selection capability / table column selection
Ctrl + Shift + F9	Unlinks a Field code
Ctrl + Shift + F11	Unlocks a Field code
Ctrl + Shift + F12	Displays the Print Options on the File tab

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