Who knows the magic of computer keyboards and how to use computer keyboards

Ctrl+ASelect All, Ctrl+C, Copy, Ctrl+X, Cut, Ctrl+V, Paste.

Ctrl+ZUndo Ctrl+O opens.

shift+delete is permanently deleted.

delete it.

alt+enter attribute alt+f4 is off.

Ctrl+F4 off.

Alt+Tab toggle Alt+ESC toggle.

Alt+Spacebar for window menus, Ctrl+Esc, start menu.

Press Ctrl to copy the selected item while dragging it.

Press Ctrl+Shift to create a shortcut while dragging an item.

ctrl+1,2,3...Switch to 1st, 2nd, 3rd from the left....labels.

Ctrl+A selects all the contents of the current page.

Ctrl+C to copy the current selection.

Ctrl+D opens the Add Favorites panel (which adds the current page to your favorites).

Ctrl+F to open the Find panel.

Ctrl+G to open or close the Easy Collection panel.

Ctrl+H to open the History sidebar.

Ctrl+I to open the Favorites sidebar Also: Restore all vertically tiled or horizontally tiled or cascaded windows.

Ctrl+K closes all tabs except the current and locked tabs.

Ctrl+L to open the "Open" panel (you can open the iternet address or other files on the current page.)

Ctrl+N to create a new blank window (changeable, maxthon option tab New).

Ctrl+O to open the "Open" panel (you can open the iternet address or other files on the current page.)

Ctrl+P to open the Print panel (you can print web pages, etc.)

Ctrl+Q to open the Add to Filter List panel (which sends the current page address to the filter list).

Ctrl+r refreshes the current page.

Ctrl+S opens the Save Page panel (you can save all the content of the current page).

Ctrl+T tiles all windows vertically.

Ctrl+V to paste the contents of the current clipboard.

Ctrl+W closes the current tab (window).

Ctrl+X cuts the currently selected content (usually only used for text operations).

Ctrl+Y to redo the action (usually only for text operations).

Ctrl+Z undoes the action (usually only used for text operations).

Ctrl+F4 closes the current tab (window).

Ctrl+F5 to refresh the current page.

Ctrl+F6 toggles tabs (windows) forward in chronological order in which the page was opened

Ctrl+F11 hides or shows the menu bar.

Ctrl+Tab switches tabs (windows) down in a small menu

1. General keyboard shortcut: CTRL + C to copy. Ctrl + X cut. Ctrl + V paste. Ctrl + z to undo. delete it.

2. Shift + Delete permanently deletes the selected option without putting it in the "** station". Press Ctrl to copy the selected item while dragging it. Press Ctrl + Shift to create a shortcut for the selected item while dragging an item.

f2 renames the selected item. Ctrl + Right Arrow moves the insertion point to the beginning of the next word. Ctrl + Left Arrow moves the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word.

Ctrl + Down Arrow moves the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph. Ctrl + Up arrow to move the insertion point to the beginning of the previous paragraph. Ctrl + Shift + any of the arrow keys highlight a piece of text.

3. Shift + any arrow keys to select multiple items on the window or desktop, or select text in the Chinese file. Circle Ctrl + A to select all. F3 searches for a file or folder.

Alt + Enter to view the properties of the selected item. Alt + F4 closes the current project or exits the current program. Alt + Enter displays the properties of the selected object.

Alt + Spacebar opens the shortcut menu for the current window.

4. Ctrl + F4 closes the current document in a program that allows multiple documents to be opened at the same time. Alt + tab to switch between open projects. Alt + ESC switch in a focal cycle in the order in which the project is open.

f6 cycles through screen elements on a window or desktop. F4 displays a list of Address bars in My Computer and Windows Explorer. Shift + F10 displays the shortcut menu for the selected item.

Alt + Spacebar displays the System menu of the current window. Ctrl + Esc displays the Start menu. Alt + the underlined letter in the menu name displays the corresponding menu.

Execute the corresponding command with an underlined letter in the command name displayed on the menu that opens. f10 activates the menu bar in the current program. The right arrow key opens the lower orange debate menu on the right or opens a submenu.

The Left Arrow key opens the next menu on the left or closes the submenu. f5 refreshes the current window.

A keyboard is a command and data input device used to operate a computer device, and also refers to a set of function keys (such as typewriters, computer keyboards) that are arranged to operate a machine or equipment by the system. The keyboard is also part of the musical instruments that make up the keyboard, and it can also refer to the instrument that uses the keyboard, such as the piano, digital piano, or electronic keyboard, etc., and the keyboard helps to practice typing.

The keyboard is the most commonly used and the most important input device, through which English letters, Chinese characters, numbers, punctuation marks, etc. can be input into the computer, so as to issue commands and input data to the computer. There are also keyboards with various shortcut keys. Over time, there have been separate products on the market with various shortcut functions**, with dedicated driver and configuration software, which can also be used individually on compatible machines.