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F5 refreshes the web page.

Ctrl+W closes the current window.

backspace to go back to the last time you saw the web page,Ctrl+F can pop up a search dialog box to find text on the current web page,That's all you use often.,Remember a lot of tired.,Downstairs continues to add.。

F1 displays the help content of the current program or Windows.

f2 When you select a file, it means "rename".

F3 When you're on the desktop, open the Find: All Files dialog box, F10 or Alt to activate the menu bar of the current program.

Windows key or Ctrl+ESC to open the start menu Ctrl+Alt+Delete Open the Closing Program dialog box in Win9X Delete Delete the selected selection item, if it is a file, it will be put into the **site shift+delete Delete the selected selection item, if it is a file, it will be deleted directly instead of putting it into the **site.

Ctrl+N to create a new file.

Ctrl+O to open the Open File dialog box.

Ctrl+P opens the Print dialog box.

Ctrl+S saves the file of the current operation.

Ctrl+X cuts the selected item to the clipboard.

Ctrl+Insert or Ctrl+C copies the selected item to the clipboard, shift+insert or Ctrl+V pastes the contents of the clipboard to the current location.

Alt+Backspace or Ctrl+Z undo the previous operationAlt+Shift+Backspace to redo the previous undone operation.

Alt+Right Arrow Show Previous Page (Forward Key)Alt+Left Arrow Show Next Page (Back Key)Ctrl+Tab Toggle (Add Shift, Reverse) F5 Refresh in each frame on the page.

Ctrl+F5 to force a refresh.

f5 refresh.

f11 full screen.

Activate the menu bar F10 in the program

Execute the corresponding command on the menu ALT+Underline the menu when closing the Multi-Document Interface program.

Front window ctrl+ f4

Close the current window or exit the program Alt+ F4

Copy Ctrl+ C

Cut Ctrl+ X

Delete the delete

Displays help f1 for the selected dialog box item

Displays the system menu of the current window with Alt+Spacebar.

Displays the shortcut menu for selected items Shift+ F10 to display the Start menu Ctrl+Esc

A system that displays programs with a multi-document interface.

Menu alt+hyphen (-).

Paste ctr l+ v

Switch to the last window you used or.

Hold down Alt and then press Tab again to switch to another window, Alt+ Tab

Undo Ctrl+ Z

Copy Ctrl+ C

Paste ctr l+ v

Refresh: F5 key.

Automatically add http: www

And. :ctrl+enter

To send a message during QQ chat, use the shortcut key: Ctrl+Enter

Toggle between windows: alt+tab

F1 displays the help content of the current program or Windows.

f2 When you select a file, it means "rename".

F3 When you're on the desktop, open the Find: All Files dialog box, F10 or Alt to activate the menu bar of the current program.

Windows key or Ctrl+ESC to open the start menu Ctrl+Alt+Delete Open the Closing Program dialog box in Win9X Delete Delete the selected selection item, if it is a file, it will be put into the **site shift+delete Delete the selected selection item, if it is a file, it will be deleted directly instead of putting it into the **site.

Ctrl+N to create a new file.

Ctrl+O to open the Open File dialog box.

Ctrl+P opens the Print dialog box.

Ctrl+S saves the file of the current operation.

Ctrl+X cuts the selected item to the clipboard.

Ctrl+Insert or Ctrl+C copies the selected item to the clipboard, shift+insert or Ctrl+V pastes the contents of the clipboard to the current location.

Alt+Backspace or Ctrl+Z to undo the previous operationAlt+Shift+Backspace to redo the reference material for the previous undone operation.

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The big button is power off.

The small one is the restart. The screen is off and on.

There are a few more that I won't talk about.

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F1 displays the help content of the current program or Windows.

f2 When you select a file, it means "rename".

F3 When you're on your desktop, you open Find My: All Files

Dialog f10 or alt

Activate the menu bar of the current program.

Windows key or CTRL+ESC

Open the Start menu.

ctrl+alt+delete

Open the Close Program dialog box in Win9X.

delete

Deletes the selected selection item, and if it is a file, it will be put into the site shift+delete

Delete the selected selection item, if it is a file, it will be deleted directly instead of put into the ** site.

ctrl+n

Create a new file.

ctrl+o

Opens the Open File dialog box.

ctrl+p

Opens the Print dialog box.

ctrl+s

Save the file of the current operation.

ctrl+x

Cut the selected item to the clipboard.

ctrl+insert

or CTRL+C

Copy the selected item to the clipboard.

shift+insert

or Ctrl+V

Paste the contents of the clipboard to the current location.

alt+backspace

or Ctrl+Z

Undo the previous operation.

alt+shift+backspace

Redo the operation that was undone in the previous step.

Copy Ctrl+ C

Paste ctr l+ v

Display the desktop. win+d, enter the explorer win+e

Undo Ctrl+Z. Wait a minute.