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Do you know any of the general keyboard shortcuts when editing a lot, such things as cutting and pasting in Windows?

Posted By : Enyenihi of Katharine Gibbs School - New York on February 8, 2003

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I read the question "Do you know any of the general keyboard shortcuts when editing a lot, such things as cutting and pasting in Windows?" There is another one that I use all the time and is hard to find --- <ctrl><f6> which switches to the next open file in programs that support multiple open files like Excel. Really handy.

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Dont quite understand the question but if you were looking for basic WinXP keyboard shortcuts here are a few:

Close CTRL W

Copy CTRL C

Cut CTRL X

Delete DEL

Exit ESC

Find CTRL F3

Help F1

Minimize Window Windows Key* M

Move to Recycling CTRL DEL

New Folder/Document CTRL N

Open CTRL O

Open Start Menu Windows Key*

Paste CTRL V

Page Up/Down Page Up/Down Keys

Print CTRL P

Print Screen ALT Print Screen Key

Quit ALT F4

Reboot/Restart CTRL ALT DEL

Save CTRL S

Select All CTRL A

Undo CTRL Z

* Not all keyboards have the Windows key

CTRL is the abbreviation for the Control key

DEL is the abbreviation for the Delete key

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Posted by Enyenihi of Katharine Gibbs School - New York on February 8, 2003

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