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1
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+C

A

Copy

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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+X

A

Cut

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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+V

A

Paste

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4
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+Z

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Undo

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5
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

DELETE

A

Delete

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6
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT+DELETE

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Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin

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7
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL while dragging an item

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Copy the selected item

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8
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+SHIFT while dragging an item

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Create a shortcut to the selected item

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9
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F2 key

A

Rename the selected item

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10
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+RIGHT ARROW

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Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next word

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11
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+LEFT ARROW

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Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word

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12
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+DOWN ARROW

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Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph

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13
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+UP ARROW

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Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous paragraph

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14
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+SHIFT with any of the arrow keys

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Highlight a block of text

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15
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT with any of the arrow keys

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Select more than one item in a window or on the desktop or select text in a document

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16
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+A

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Select all

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17
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F3 key

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Search for a file or a folder

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18
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+ENTER

A

View the properties for the selected item

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19
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+F4

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Close the active item or quit the active program

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20
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+ENTER

A

Display the properties of the selected object

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21
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+SPACEBAR

A

Open the shortcut menu for the active window

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22
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+F4

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Close the active document in programs that enable you to have multiple documents open simultaneously

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23
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+TAB

A

Switch between the open items

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24
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+ESC

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Cycle through items in the order that they had been opened

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25
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F6 key

A

Cycle through the screen elements in a window or on the desktop

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26
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F4 key

A

Display the Address bar list in My Computer or Windows Explorer

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27
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT+F10

A

Display the shortcut menu for the selected item

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28
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+SPACEBAR

A

Display the System menu for the active window

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29
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+ESC

A

Display the Start menu

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30
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+Underlined letter in a menu name

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Display the corresponding menu Underlined letter in a command name on an open menu Perform the corresponding command

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31
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F10 key

A

Activate the menu bar in the active program

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32
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

RIGHT ARROW

A

Open the next menu to the right or open a submenu

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33
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

LEFT ARROW

A

Open the next menu to the left or close a submenu

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34
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F5 key

A

Update the active window

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35
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

BACKSPACE

A

View the folder onelevel up in My Computer or Windows Explorer

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36
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ESC

A

Cancel the current task

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37
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT when you insert a CD-ROMinto the CD-ROM drive

A

Prevent the CD-ROM from automatically playing

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38
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+TAB

A

Move forward through the tabs

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39
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+SHIFT+TAB

A

Move backward through the tabs

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40
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

TAB

A

Move forward through the options

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41
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT+TAB

A

Move backward through the options

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42
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+Underlined letter

A

Perform the corresponding command or select the corresponding option

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43
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ENTER

A

Perform the command for the active option or button

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44
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SPACEBAR

A

Select or clear the check box if the active option is a check box

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45
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Arrow keys

A

Select a button if the active option is a group of option buttons

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46
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F1 key

A

Display Help

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47
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F4 key

A

Display the items in the active list

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48
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

BACKSPACE

A

Open a folder one level up if a folder is selected in the Save As or Open dialog box

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49
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo

A

Display or hide the Start menu

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50
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+BREAK

A

Display the System Properties dialog box

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51
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+D

A

Display the desktop

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52
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+M

A

Minimize all of the windows

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53
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+SHIFT+M

A

Restorethe minimized windows

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54
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+E

A

Open My Computer

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55
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+F

A

Search for a file or a folder

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56
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+Windows Logo+F

A

Search for computers

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57
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+F1

A

Display Windows Help

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58
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+ L

A

Lock the keyboard

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59
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+R

A

Open the Run dialog box

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60
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo+U

A

Open Utility Manager

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61
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Right SHIFT for eight seconds

A

Switch FilterKeys either on or off

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62
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Left ALT+left SHIFT+PRINT SCREEN

A

Switch High Contrast either on or off

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63
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Left ALT+left SHIFT+NUM LOCK

A

Switch the MouseKeys either on or off

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64
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT five times

A

Switch the StickyKeys either on or off

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65
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

NUM LOCK for five seconds

A

Switch the ToggleKeys either on or off

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66
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

Windows Logo +U

A

Open Utility Manager

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67
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

END

A

Display the bottom of the active window

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68
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

HOME

A

Display the top of the active window

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69
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

NUM LOCK+Asterisk sign

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  • Display all of the subfolders that are under the selected folder
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70
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

NUM LOCK+Plus sign

A

+ Display the contents of the selected folder

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71
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

SHIFT+F10

A

Display the Action shortcut menu for the selected item

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72
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F1 key

A

Open the Help topic if any

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73
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F5 key

A

Update the content of all console windows

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74
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+F10

A

Maximize the active console window

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75
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+F5

A

Restore the active console window

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76
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+ENTER

A

Display the Properties dialog box if any

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77
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

F2 key

A

Rename the selected item

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78
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+F4

A

Close the active console window. When a console has only one console window this shortcut closes the console

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79
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+ALT+END

A

Open the Microsoft Windows NT Security dialog box

80
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+PAGE UP

A

Switch between programs from left to right

81
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+PAGE DOWN

A

Switch between programs from right to left

82
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+INSERT

A

Cycle through the programs in most recently used order

83
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+HOME

A

Display the Start menu

84
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+ALT+BREAK

A

Switch the client computer between a window and a full screen

85
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

ALT+DELETE

A

Display the Windows menu

86
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+ALT+Minus sign

A
  • Place a snapshot of the active window in the client on the Terminal server clipboard and provide the same functionality as pressing PRINT SCREEN on a local computer.
87
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What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+ALT+Plus sign

A

+ Place asnapshot of the entire client window area on the Terminal server clipboardand provide the same functionality aspressing ALT+PRINT SCREEN on a local computer.

88
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+B

A

Open the Organize Favorites dialog box

89
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+E

A

Open the Search bar

90
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+F

A

Start the Find utility

91
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+H

A

Open the History bar

92
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+I

A

Open the Favorites bar

93
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+L

A

Open the Open dialog box

94
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+N

A

Start another instance of the browser with the same Web address

95
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+O

A

Open the Open dialog boxthe same as CTRL+L

96
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+P

A

Open the Print dialog box

97
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+R

A

Update the current Web page

98
Q

What do these Windows keystrokes do?

CTRL+W

A

Close the current window

99
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Copy

A

CTRL+C

100
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Cut

A

CTRL+X

101
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Paste

A

CTRL+V

102
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Undo

A

CTRL+Z

103
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Delete

A

DELETE

104
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin

A

SHIFT+DELETE

105
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Copy the selected item

A

CTRL while dragging an item

106
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Create a shortcut to the selected item

A

CTRL+SHIFT while dragging an item

107
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Rename the selected item

A

F2 key

108
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next word

A

CTRL+RIGHT ARROW

109
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word

A

CTRL+LEFT ARROW

110
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph

A

CTRL+DOWN ARROW

111
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous paragraph

A

CTRL+UP ARROW

112
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Highlight a block of text

A

CTRL+SHIFT with any of the arrow keys

113
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Select more than one item in a window or on the desktop or select text in a document

A

SHIFT with any of the arrow keys

114
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What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Select all

A

CTRL+A

115
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Search for a file or a folder

A

F3 key

116
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

View the properties for the selected item

A

ALT+ENTER

117
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Close the active item or quit the active program

A

ALT+F4

118
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the properties of the selected object

A

ALT+ENTER

119
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the shortcut menu for the active window

A

ALT+SPACEBAR

120
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Close the active document in programs that enable you to have multiple documents open simultaneously

A

CTRL+F4

121
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch between the open items

A

ALT+TAB

122
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Cycle through items in the order that they had been opened

A

ALT+ESC

123
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Cycle through the screen elements in a window or on the desktop

A

F6 key

124
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the Address bar list in My Computer or Windows Explorer

A

F4 key

125
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the shortcut menu for the selected item

A

SHIFT+F10

126
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the System menu for the active window

A

ALT+SPACEBAR

127
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the Start menu

A

CTRL+ESC

128
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the corresponding menu Underlined letter in a command name on an open menu Perform the corresponding command

A

ALT+Underlined letter in a menu name

129
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Activate the menu bar in the active program

A

F10 key

130
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the next menu to the right or open a submenu

A

RIGHT ARROW

131
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the next menu to the left or close a submenu

A

LEFT ARROW

132
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Update the active window

A

F5 key

133
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

View the folder onelevel up in My Computer or Windows Explorer

A

BACKSPACE

134
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Cancel the current task

A

ESC

135
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Prevent the CD-ROM from automatically playing

A

SHIFT when you insert a CD-ROMinto the CD-ROM drive

136
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move forward through the tabs

A

CTRL+TAB

137
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move backward through the tabs

A

CTRL+SHIFT+TAB

138
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move forward through the options

A

TAB

139
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Move backward through the options

A

SHIFT+TAB

140
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Perform the corresponding command or select the corresponding option

A

ALT+Underlined letter

141
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Perform the command for the active option or button

A

ENTER

142
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Select or clear the check box if the active option is a check box

A

SPACEBAR

143
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Select a button if the active option is a group of option buttons

A

Arrow keys

144
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display Help

A

F1 key

145
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the items in the active list

A

F4 key

146
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open a folder one level up if a folder is selected in the Save As or Open dialog box

A

BACKSPACE

147
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display or hide the Start menu

A

Windows Logo

148
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the System Properties dialog box

A

Windows Logo+BREAK

149
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the desktop

A

Windows Logo+D

150
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Minimize all of the windows

A

Windows Logo+M

151
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Restorethe minimized windows

A

Windows Logo+SHIFT+M

152
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open My Computer

A

Windows Logo+E

153
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Search for a file or a folder

A

Windows Logo+F

154
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What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Search for computers

A

CTRL+Windows Logo+F

155
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display Windows Help

A

Windows Logo+F1

156
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Lock the keyboard

A

Windows Logo+ L

157
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Run dialog box

A

Windows Logo+R

158
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open Utility Manager

A

Windows Logo+U

159
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch FilterKeys either on or off

A

Right SHIFT for eight seconds

160
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch High Contrast either on or off

A

Left ALT+left SHIFT+PRINT SCREEN

161
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch the MouseKeys either on or off

A

Left ALT+left SHIFT+NUM LOCK

162
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch the StickyKeys either on or off

A

SHIFT five times

163
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch the ToggleKeys either on or off

A

NUM LOCK for five seconds

164
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open Utility Manager

A

Windows Logo +U

165
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the bottom of the active window

A

END

166
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the top of the active window

A

HOME

167
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

  • Display all of the subfolders that are under the selected folder
A

NUM LOCK+Asterisk sign

168
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

+ Display the contents of the selected folder

A

NUM LOCK+Plus sign

169
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the Action shortcut menu for the selected item

A

SHIFT+F10

170
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Help topic if any

A

F1 key

171
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Update the content of all console windows

A

F5 key

172
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Maximize the active console window

A

CTRL+F10

173
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Restore the active console window

A

CTRL+F5

174
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the Properties dialog box if any

A

ALT+ENTER

175
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Rename the selected item

A

F2 key

176
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Close the active console window. When a console has only one console window this shortcut closes the console

A

CTRL+F4

177
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Microsoft Windows NT Security dialog box

A

CTRL+ALT+END

178
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch between programs from left to right

A

ALT+PAGE UP

179
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch between programs from right to left

A

ALT+PAGE DOWN

180
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Cycle through the programs in most recently used order

A

ALT+INSERT

181
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the Start menu

A

ALT+HOME

182
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Switch the client computer between a window and a full screen

A

CTRL+ALT+BREAK

183
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Display the Windows menu

A

ALT+DELETE

184
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

  • Place a snapshot of the active window in the client on the Terminal server clipboard and provide the same functionality as pressing PRINT SCREEN on a local computer.
A

CTRL+ALT+Minus sign

185
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

+ Place asnapshot of the entire client window area on the Terminal server clipboardand provide the same functionality aspressing ALT+PRINT SCREEN on a local computer.

A

CTRL+ALT+Plus sign

186
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Organize Favorites dialog box

A

CTRL+B

187
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Search bar

A

CTRL+E

188
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Start the Find utility

A

CTRL+F

189
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the History bar

A

CTRL+H

190
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Favorites bar

A

CTRL+I

191
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Open dialog box

A

CTRL+L

192
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Start another instance of the browser with the same Web address

A

CTRL+N

193
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Open dialog boxthe same as CTRL+L

A

CTRL+O

194
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Open the Print dialog box

A

CTRL+P

195
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Update the current Web page

A

CTRL+R

196
Q

What are the Windows keystrokes to:

Close the current window

A

CTRL+W

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