Believe it or not, repeated clicking of the mouse can cause physical pain and nerve damage in hands You can save time and hand movements by implementing these helpful "tricks". No special keyboard is needed for the shortcuts described below.
I will attempt to demonstrate the most common shortcuts commonly used in most Windows applications.
F10 activate a spelling and grammar check. F10 activates the menu bar so that you can then type corresponding the underlined letter to drop down that menu down menu Or, while holding down the Alt key, press the spacebar to activate the control menu to minimize, maximize or close out your active Again, type in the corresponding underlined letter to carry out the desired command. Do not take your hands off.
HOME / END KEYS - You can also navigate within any document or file "the" Home "and" End "keys. Pressing the Home key will bring you to the beginning of the line on which your cursor sets Similarly, pressing the end key will hold your cursor back to the beginning of the keyword take hold your cursor to the end of that line, while pressing Ctrl plus the end key will take you Pressing your up and down arrow Keys will move your cursor one character to the right or left.
CTRL KEY - Now that you have found a way more than shortcuts to try. While following 2 key combination commands. While holding the Ctrl key down, press the following keys to carry out the commands. (Note - do not press the "+" key - that is only instructing you to press the second key while still holding the Ctrl key.
Ctrl + C ... to copy file, folder or selected text
Ctrl + X ... will cut selected data (remove and place in memory)
Ctrl + V ... will paste that file, folder or text
Ctrl + U ... to activate the underline command (or turn it off)
Ctrl + B ... to activate the bold command (or turn it off)
Ctrl + I ... to activate the italic command (or turn it off)
Ctrl + A ... will select all
Ctrl + P ... to print document
Ctrl + S ... to save document
Ctrl + O ... to open a document
Ctrl + L ... left justifies selected text
Ctrl + R ... right justifies selected text
Ctrl + E ... centers selected text
