Command Name Shortcut Keys ------------------------------------------------------------------------ All Caps CTRL+SHIFT+A Annotation ALT+CTRL+M App Maximize ALT+F10 App Restore ALT+F5 Apply Heading1 ALT+CTRL+1 Apply Heading2 ALT+CTRL+2 Apply Heading3 ALT+CTRL+3 Apply List Bullet CTRL+SHIFT+L Auto Format ALT+CTRL+K Auto Text F3 or ALT+CTRL+V Bold CTRL+B or CTRL+SHIFT+B Bookmark CTRL+SHIFT+F5 Browse Next CTRL+PAGE DOWN Browse Previous CTRL+PAGE UP Browse Sel ALT+CTRL+HOME Cancel ESC Center Para CTRL+E Change Case SHIFT+F3 Char Left LEFT Char Left Extend SHIFT+LEFT Char Right RIGHT Char Right Extend SHIFT+RIGHT Clear DELETE Close or Exit ALT+F4 Close Pane ALT+SHIFT+C Column Break CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER Column Select CTRL+SHIFT+F8 Copy CTRL+C or CTRL+INSERT Copy Format CTRL+SHIFT+C Copy Text SHIFT+F2 Create Auto Text ALT+F3 Customize Add Menu ALT+CTRL+= Customize Keyboard ALT+CTRL+NUM + Customize Remove Menu ALT+CTRL+- Cut CTRL+X or SHIFT+DELETE Date Field ALT+SHIFT+D Delete Back Word CTRL+BACKSPACE Delete Word CTRL+DELETE Dictionary ALT+SHIFT+F7 Do Field Click ALT+SHIFT+F9 Doc Close CTRL+W or CTRL+F4 Doc Maximize CTRL+F10 Doc Move CTRL+F7 Doc Restore CTRL+F5 Doc Size CTRL+F8 Doc Split ALT+CTRL+S Double Underline CTRL+SHIFT+D End of Column ALT+PAGE DOWN End of Column ALT+SHIFT+PAGE DOWN End of Doc Extend CTRL+SHIFT+END End of Document CTRL+END End of Line END End of Line Extend SHIFT+END End of Row ALT+END End of Row ALT+SHIFT+END End of Window ALT+CTRL+PAGE DOWN End of Window Extend ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE DOWN Endnote Now ALT+CTRL+D Extend Selection F8 Field Chars CTRL+F9 Field Codes ALT+F9 Find CTRL+F Font CTRL+D or CTRL+SHIFT+F Font Size Select CTRL+SHIFT+P Footnote Now ALT+CTRL+F Go Back SHIFT+F5 or ALT+CTRL+Z Go To CTRL+G or F5 Grow Font CTRL+SHIFT+. Grow Font One Point CTRL+] Hanging Indent CTRL+T Header Footer Link ALT+SHIFT+R Help F1 Hidden CTRL+SHIFT+H Hyperlink CTRL+K Indent CTRL+M Italic CTRL+I or CTRL+SHIFT+I Justify Para CTRL+J Left Para CTRL+L Line Down DOWN Line Down Extend SHIFT+DOWN Line Up UP Line Up Extend SHIFT+UP List Num Field ALT+CTRL+L Lock Fields CTRL+3 or CTRL+F11 Macro ALT+F8 Mail Merge Check ALT+SHIFT+K Mail Merge Edit Data Source ALT+SHIFT+E Mail Merge to Doc ALT+SHIFT+N Mail Merge to Printer ALT+SHIFT+M Mark Citation ALT+SHIFT+I Mark Index Entry ALT+SHIFT+X Mark Table of Contents Entry ALT+SHIFT+O Menu Mode F10 Merge Field ALT+SHIFT+F Microsoft Script Editor ALT+SHIFT+F11 Microsoft System Info ALT+CTRL+F1 Move Text F2 New CTRL+N Next Cell TAB Next Field F11 or ALT+F1 Next Misspelling ALT+F7 Next Object ALT+DOWN Next Window CTRL+F6 or ALT+F6 Normal ALT+CTRL+N Normal Style CTRL+SHIFT+N or ALT+SHIFT+CLEAR (NUM 5) Open CTRL+O or CTRL+F12 or ALT+CTRL+F2 Open or Close Up Para CTRL+0 Other Pane F6 or SHIFT+F6 Outline ALT+CTRL+O Outline Collapse ALT+SHIFT+- or ALT+SHIFT+NUM - Outline Demote ALT+SHIFT+RIGHT Outline Expand ALT+SHIFT+= Outline Expand ALT+SHIFT+NUM + Outline Move Down ALT+SHIFT+DOWN Outline Move Up ALT+SHIFT+UP Outline Promote ALT+SHIFT+LEFT Outline Show First Line ALT+SHIFT+L Overtype INSERT Page ALT+CTRL+P Page Break CTRL+ENTER Page Down PAGE DOWN Page Down Extend SHIFT+PAGE DOWN Page Field ALT+SHIFT+P Page Up PAGE UP Page Up Extend SHIFT+PAGE UP Para Down CTRL+DOWN Para Down Extend CTRL+SHIFT+DOWN Para Up CTRL+UP Para Up Extend CTRL+SHIFT+UP Paste CTRL+V or SHIFT+INSERT Paste Format CTRL+SHIFT+V Prev Cell SHIFT+TAB Prev Field SHIFT+F11 or ALT+SHIFT+F1 Prev Object ALT+UP Prev Window CTRL+SHIFT+F6 or ALT+SHIFT+F6 Print CTRL+P or CTRL+SHIFT+F12 Print Preview CTRL+F2 or ALT+CTRL+I Proofing F7 Redo ALT+SHIFT+BACKSPACE Redo or Repeat CTRL+Y or F4 or ALT+ENTER Repeat Find SHIFT+F4 or ALT+CTRL+Y Replace CTRL+H Reset Char CTRL+SPACE or CTRL+SHIFT+Z Reset Para CTRL+Q Revision Marks Toggle CTRL+SHIFT+E Right Para CTRL+R Save CTRL+S or SHIFT+F12 or ALT+SHIFT+F2 Save As F12 Select All CTRL+A or CTRL+CLEAR (NUM 5) or CTRL+NUM 5 Select Table ALT+CLEAR (NUM 5) Show All CTRL+SHIFT+8 Show All Headings ALT+SHIFT+A Show Heading1 ALT+SHIFT+1 Show Heading2 ALT+SHIFT+2 Show Heading3 ALT+SHIFT+3 Show Heading4 ALT+SHIFT+4 Show Heading5 ALT+SHIFT+5 Show Heading6 ALT+SHIFT+6 Show Heading7 ALT+SHIFT+7 Show Heading8 ALT+SHIFT+8 Show Heading9 ALT+SHIFT+9 Shrink Font CTRL+SHIFT+, Shrink Font One Point CTRL+[ Small Caps CTRL+SHIFT+K Space Para1 CTRL+1 Space Para15 CTRL+5 Space Para2 CTRL+2 Spike CTRL+SHIFT+F3 or CTRL+F3 Start of Column ALT+PAGE UP Start of Column ALT+SHIFT+PAGE UP Start of Doc Extend CTRL+SHIFT+HOME Start of Document CTRL+HOME Start of Line HOME Start of Line Extend SHIFT+HOME Start of Row ALT+HOME Start of Row ALT+SHIFT+HOME Start of Window ALT+CTRL+PAGE UP Start of Window Extend ALT+CTRL+SHIFT+PAGE UP Style CTRL+SHIFT+S Subscript CTRL+= Superscript CTRL+SHIFT+= Symbol Font CTRL+SHIFT+Q Thesaurus SHIFT+F7 Time Field ALT+SHIFT+T Toggle Field Display SHIFT+F9 Toggle Master Subdocs CTRL+\ Tool SHIFT+F1 Un Hang CTRL+SHIFT+T Un Indent CTRL+SHIFT+M Underline CTRL+U or CTRL+SHIFT+U Undo CTRL+Z or ALT+BACKSPACE Unlink Fields CTRL+6 or CTRL+SHIFT+F9 Unlock Fields CTRL+4 or CTRL+SHIFT+F11 Update Auto Format ALT+CTRL+U Update Fields F9 or ALT+SHIFT+U Update Source CTRL+SHIFT+F7 VBCode ALT+F11 Web Go Back ALT+LEFT Web Go Forward ALT+RIGHT Word Left CTRL+LEFT Word Left Extend CTRL+SHIFT+LEFT Word Right CTRL+RIGHT Word Right Extend CTRL+SHIFT+RIGHT Word Underline CTRL+SHIFT+W
keyboard shortcuts for Word 2002, Word 2003, Word 2007 and word 2010
Use Pen Drive as RAM
Follow these steps :-
1. Insert the Pen Drive (1GB at least) in the USB port
try to prefer 4GB.
2. Let the PC do what it wants to do to detect it..
3. After it finished his work, you have to act smart,
" Here goes the real thing "
4. Right Click on My Computer -> Properties
5. Advanced -> Performance Settings
6. Advanced -> Change
7. Select the Pen Drive
8. Click on Custom Size
" Check the value of space available "
9. Enter the same in the Initial and the Max columns
" You just used the space of the Pen Drive as a Virtual Memory "
Restart......
1. Insert the Pen Drive (1GB at least) in the USB port
try to prefer 4GB.
2. Let the PC do what it wants to do to detect it..
3. After it finished his work, you have to act smart,
" Here goes the real thing "
4. Right Click on My Computer -> Properties
5. Advanced -> Performance Settings
6. Advanced -> Change
7. Select the Pen Drive
8. Click on Custom Size
" Check the value of space available "
9. Enter the same in the Initial and the Max columns
" You just used the space of the Pen Drive as a Virtual Memory "
Restart......
Nokia Mobile Secret Codes
Codes :
1) *#06# For checking IMEI(international Mobile Equipment Identity)
2) *#7780# Reset to factory settings
3) *#0000# To view software version
4) *#2820# Bluetooth device address
5) *#746025625# Sim clock allowed status
6) #pw+1234567890+1# Shows if ur sim as any restrictions
1) *#06# For checking IMEI(international Mobile Equipment Identity)
2) *#7780# Reset to factory settings
3) *#0000# To view software version
4) *#2820# Bluetooth device address
5) *#746025625# Sim clock allowed status
6) #pw+1234567890+1# Shows if ur sim as any restrictions
How to allow users to Run only specified programs in Windows 7?
You can
allow users to run only specified programs in Windows 7
operating systems. It is up to you if you want your
shared computer to allow users to run only specified
programs in Windows
7. A
shared computer in an office, for example, can be set in
the same way if the company does not want the employees
to run all types of programs. You can allow the users to
run only specified programs in Windows 7 by using the
Local Group Policy. However, you cannot do this in the
Home editions of Windows 7
as
it does not provide the Local Group Policy Editor.
Click
on the Start button.
Type
“gpedit.msc” in the search box of the Start menu and
press the Enter button on the keyboard.
Local
Group Policy Editor will open. Scroll down to “User
Configuration”, “Administrative Templates” and then
“System” on the left hand side of the window pane.
On the
right hand side of the window, under “Setting”, navigate
and double-click on “Run
only specified Windows applications”.
Select
Enabled from the window.
The Show Contents window pane will appear. Here you can type the applications you want to let the users run.
After
you are done, click on the OK button.
Close
the Local Group Policy Editor.
This feature to allow users to run only specified programs in Windows 7 is the best at preventing the users from accessing applications you don’t want them to use on a particular computer.
Computer Buying Tips Should You Buy a Mac or a PC?
Deciding whether to buy a Mac or a PC should be based on two main
points: your budget and whether the computer is primarily for business
or pleasure. Both types of computers are excellent for specific tasks,
although if you are planning to go to work and bring your computer with
you, you may need to consider what types of computers your coworkers
will have to make it easier to swap files or compare notes. Here a few
basic tips on how to choose the right computer for you.
Budget
There’s no debate—Macs are far more expensive than PCs. If money is a
big issue for you, you’ll want to buy a PC. However, Macs aren’t
overpriced. Unlike PCs, each computer is designed for maximum efficiency
in both processing speed and ease of use. While PCs frequently crash
and are vulnerable to spyware and viruses, Macs resist most viral
attacks and operate at a consistently high standard with virtually no
technical issues. If you can afford it, a Mac is an excellent investment
which will work for you for years.
Business
While Macs have always been the preferred computer of graphic
designers and other creative individuals, for most corporate office
work, PCs have long been favored over Macs. For this reason, PCs still
dominate in most business settings.
Up until a few years ago, the major software designed for business
suites, like the Microsoft Suite, was designed chiefly for PCs. However,
the popularity of other Apple products such as the iPod and iPad has
started to change the way Macs are perceived in the larger corporate
world. Most business software now has versions available for both Macs
and PCs. Because of their heftier price tag, Macs still have a long way
to go in making a dent in the corporate world, although in terms of
functionality they perform just as well as a PC.
Graphically, Macs have richer displays and a Linux based operating
system that makes them ideal for manipulating complex information such
as layered graphical displays. Photoshop was initially designed for the
Mac. If you are buying a computer for use in a professionally creative
setting, your coworkers will likely also be using Macs.
Programming
Computer programmers are evenly split on whether Macs or PCs make
better programming tools. The truth is, it comes down to a matter of
personal preference. Macs developed a comprehensive suite of developer
tools with their OS 10 which, if used properly, can help you get to the
moon. PCs have always been oriented toward programming; in fact, the
DOS/Windows interface was developed mainly as a way to stay competitive
with the user friendly Mac interface. However, many programmers have
complained that Macs are slower than PCs when it comes down to executing
large amounts of freshly programmed code.
Personal Use
If you enjoy playing video games in your spare time, buying a PC is
probably the best choice. This is partly because PCs are easier to hook
up to auxiliary equipment like television sets or other devices.
Although USB ports are evenly distributed between Macs and PC, the
higher data transfer portals of a Mac do not always adapt easily to most
conventional televisions, making it difficult to quickly relay
information between the two devices, whereas the higher data transfer
portals of a PC are usually very adaptable to auxiliary devices.
If, on the other hand, you prefer to design or develop creative
projects in your personal time, Macs are a much better choice. Because
Apple has invested so much time in making the user interface incredibly
easy to use, spending time creating music or drawing or editing movies
becomes less about the computer and more about the activity; you forget
you are using a computer, and can instead focus on the act of creation.
PCs have a more rigid approach; it’s hard to forget that you’re on a
computer.
Cloud Computing and the Future of Virtualization
Of course, with the tech community excited about the potential of
cloud computing, computer memory is going to become less of an issue,
with flexibility, mobility, and processing speed becoming increasingly
important when making purchasing decisions. Mac’s suite of mobile
devices are far better adapted to shifting between different
geographical areas while also offering enough functionality to make them
viable business tools. However, for now you should buy the computer
that best suits your needs, and plan on the inevitable: no matter what
you buy now, in a few years it will be completely outdated anyway!
How to Create a password reset disk in Windows 7
This tutorial will explain How to Create a password reset disk in Windows 7.A Windows 7 password reset disk could really come in handy if you ever forget your account password. With it, you can easily reset your Windows 7 password and get right in to your PC.
Procedure to follow
1. Click Start Menu and choose Control Panel.
2. Select User Accounts and Family Safety.
3. Select User Accounts.
4. From the left-side panel click Create a password reset disk.
Note: If NO USB-stick is connected an error message will appear.“No Drive: This feature requires removable media, such as a floppy disk or USB flash drive. Please insert a floppy disk or connect a USB flash drive,
and then try again”.
5. Forgotten Password Wizard will start.
6. Click Next.
7. Choose a drive to store the password key file on.
8. Click Next.
9. Enter the current user account password and click Next.
10. The password will be stored on the disk and a progress will be reporting the current status. Click Next.
11. Click Finish.
12. That’s it.
How to Fix ‘BOOTMGR is missing” Error in Windows 7
This tutorial will explain How to Fix ‘BOOTMGR is missing” Error in Windows 7
Procedure to follow
1.) Boot from “WINDOWS 7″ DVD;
2.) Select “Repair computer”;
3.) Select “Cancel” to exit the repair wizard;
4.) You will now get a screen which displays ‘command prompt’,'system restore’,'memory diagnostics’,etc……
5.) Select “command prompt”;
6.) Type your “DVD-DRIVE LETTER” in command prompt, press ENTER;
7.) Now if your Windows 7 is installed in C drive, type “copy bootmgr c:\” without codes, press ENTER;
8.) After successful copy type “exit” without codes, press ENTER;
9.) Reboot computer;
10.) Select “start windows normally”;
This should solve your problem.
Unattended Install in Windows XP
Create a bootable CD-ROM that will install Windows XP unattended. Setup Manager on the Windows XP CD will be used to create an answer file
When installing multiple PCs it is easier to set up an unattended installation and burn a bootable CD. Then to answer each prompt during a manual installation.
1. Extract Setup Manager(Setupmgr.*) from \Support\Tools\Deploy.Cab on your Windows XP CD.
2. Run Setupmgr.exe
3. Setup Manager will generate files based on your answers.
4. Create a directory for your modified Windows XP install. For example, C:\NEWXP
5. Copy your original Windows XP CD into this directory preserving the directory structure of the CD.
6. Copy the files generated by Setup Manager to C:\NEWXP.
7. Modify autorun.inf to run your unattended setup of Windows XP and not the default.
8. Burn bootable CD.
Slow Computer Solutions
Reasons for computer slowdown and ways to fix them
1. Harmful applications (spyware and viruses)
Extensive use of the Internet is an easy way to catch spyware and viruses from unfamiliar websites. Therefore for the sake of safety we strongly recommend installing one of the antivirus software programs.
2. Applications that consume computer's resources
There are actually two types of such applications:
a. Those you don't use anymore.
How many programs are there on your PC? And how many of them do you actually use? Most PC users have applications they don't need anymore but forget to remove them. This results in lack of disk space and RAM. Uninstall a couple of programs and see the difference. For better efficiency we recommend using specialized uninstalling software.
b. Those that launch on system startup.
When some applications run together with the system, it needs more time to start up. You can disable automatic startup of such programs in the registry, but we recommend using tools that make startup management simpler.
3. Junk collecting on your PC
Active usage of your PC leads to creation of many files you don't actually need. These are useless temporary files, cache files, cookies and other unnecessary components that take up disk space. You may never know about them until one day your PC starts running slow. To free up lost space you should use a cleanup tool that will remove all useless files and leave the important data intact.
4. High level of hard drive fragmentation
If there's a lot of large files on your PC, the system will place their parts in gaps between other files when attempting to allocate space for them. Accessing such fragmented files has a bad impact on your PC's performance. To avoid this, you should regularly defragment your PC. While Windows provides a built-in solution for defragmentation, some tools make it faster and more effectively.
5. Hard drive errors
Logical hard drive errors and physical damage often lead not only to data loss and crashes, but also to serious system slowdown. Regular disk checking can fix these errors.
A good idea to bring a slow computer back to life would be to download a system optimization tool that will fix all above-mentioned issues and leave important data intact. But of course not all such tools are the same. Some of them have more features and are safer to use.
ShortCut Keys
Quick Links:
Windows Operating System Shortcuts
Microsoft Windows Shortcut Keys
Word Shortcut Keys
Excel Shortcut Keys
Mouse Shortcuts
Internet Explorer Shortcut Keys
FrontPage Shortcut Keys
Visual Basic Shortcut Keys
Outlook Shortcut Keys
Windows Operating Systems Shortcut keys
| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| Ctrl + (the '+' key on the keypad) | Automatically adjust the width's of all the columns in Windows explorer |
| Ctrl + Backspace | Delete word to the left of cursor |
| Alt + E | Edit options in current program |
| Alt + Enter | Opens properties window of Selected icon or program |
| Alt + Esc | Switch Between open applications on taskbar |
| Alt + F | File menu options in current program |
| Alt + F4 | Closes Current open program |
| Alt + Print Screen | Copies active window to the clipboard |
| Alt + Shift + Tab | Switch backwards between open applications |
| Alt + Tab | Switch between open applications |
| Ctrl + A | Select all text |
| Ctrl + C | Copy highlighted text, data, or image |
| Ctrl + Del | Delete word to the right of cursor |
| Ctrl + End | Goes to end of document |
| Ctrl + Esc | Bring Up start button |
| Ctrl + F4 | Closes Window in Program |
| Ctrl + Home | Goes to beginning of document |
| Ctrl + Insert | Copy selected item |
| Ctrl + Left arrow | Moves one word to the left at a time |
| Ctrl + Right arrow | Moves one word to the right at a time |
| Ctrl + V | Paste |
| Ctrl + X | Cut selected item |
| Ctrl + Z | Undoes a previous action |
| End | Goes to end of current line |
| F1 | Accesses online help from most programs |
| F2 | Renames selected Icon |
| F3 | Starts find from desktop |
| F4 | Opens the drive selection when browsing |
| F5 | Refresh Contents |
| Holding Shift | Boot safe mode or by pass system files |
| Holding Shift | When putting in an audio CD will prevent CD Player from playing |
| Home | Goes to beginning of current line |
| Shift + Del | Cut selected item |
| Shift + Del | Delete programs/files without throwing into the recycle bin |
| Shift + End | Highlights from current position to end of line |
| Shift + F10 | Simulates right click on selected item |
| Shift + Home | Highlights from current position to beginning of line |
| Shift + Insert | Paste |
Microsoft Windows Shortcut Keys
Below is a listing of Windows keys that can be used on computers running a Microsoft Windows operating system and using a keyboard with a Windows key.
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| Windows Key + D | Minimizes all windows and returns the user to the desktop |
| Windows Key + E | Open Microsoft Explorer |
| Windows Key + F | Display the Windows Search / Find feature |
| Windows Key + CTRL + F | Display the search for computers window |
| Windows Key + F1 | Display the Microsoft Windows help |
| Windows Key + L | Lock the computer (Windows XP and above only) |
| Windows Key + M | Minimizes all windows |
| Windows Key + Pause / Break key | Open the system properties window |
| Windows Key + R | Open the run window |
| Windows Key + SHIFT + M | Undo the minimize |
| Windows Key + Tab | Cycle through open programs through the taskbar |
| Windows Key+ U | Open Utility Manager |
Word Shortcut Keys
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| Ctrl + A | Select all contents of the page |
| Ctrl + B | Bold highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + C | Copy selected text |
| Ctrl + X | Cut selected text |
| Ctrl + P | Paste |
| Ctrl + F | Open find box |
| Ctrl + I | Italic highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + K | Insert link |
| Ctrl + U | Underline highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + Y | Repeat the last action performed |
| Ctrl + Z | Undo last action |
| Ctrl + L | Aligns the line or selected text to the left of the screen |
| Ctrl + E | Aligns the line or selected text to the center of the screen |
| Ctrl + R | Aligns the line or selected text to the right of the screen |
| Ctrl + M | Indent the paragraph |
| Ctrl + Shift + F | Change the font |
| Ctrl + Shift + > | Increase selected font +1 |
| Ctrl + ] | Increase selected font +1 |
| Ctrl + Shift + < | Decrease selected font -1 |
| Ctrl + [ | Decrease selected font -1 |
| Ctrl + Shift + * | View or hide non printing characters |
| Ctrl + | Moves one word to the left |
| Ctrl + | Moves one word to the right |
| Ctrl + | Moves to the beginning of the line or paragraph |
| Ctrl + | Moves to the end of the paragraph |
| Ctrl + Del | Deletes word to right of cursor |
| Ctrl + Backspace | Deletes word to left of cursor |
| Ctrl + End | Moves the cursor to the end of the document |
| Ctrl + Home | Moves the cursor to the beginning of the document |
| Ctrl + Spacebar | Enable / Disable auto correction |
| Ctrl + 1 | Single-space lines |
| Ctrl + 2 | Double-space lines |
| Ctrl + 5 | 1.5-line spacing |
| Ctrl + Alt + 1 | Changes text to heading 1 |
| Ctrl + Alt + 2 | Changes text to heading 2 |
| Ctrl + Alt + 3 | Changes text to heading 3 |
| F1 | Open Help |
| Shift + F3 | Change the case of the selected text |
| F4 | Repeat the last action performed (2000+) |
| F5 | Open goto window |
| F7 | Spell check selected text and or document |
| Shift + F7 | Activate the thesaurus |
| F12 | Save as |
| Shfit + F12 | Save |
Excel Shortcut Keys
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| F7 | Spell check selected text and or document |
| F11 | Create chart |
| Ctrl + Shift + ; | Enter the current time |
| Ctrl + ; | Enter the current date |
| Alt + Shift + F1 | Insert New Worksheet |
| Shift + F3 | Open the Excel formula window |
| Shift + F5 | Bring up search box |
| Ctrl + A | Select all contents of the worksheet |
| Ctrl + B | Bold highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + I | Italic highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + K | Insert link |
| Ctrl + U | Underline highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + 5 | Strikethrough highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + P | Bring up the print dialog box to begin printing |
| Ctrl + Z | Undo last action |
| Ctrl + F9 | Minimize current window |
| Ctrl + F10 | Maximize currently selected window |
| Ctrl + F6 | Switch between open workbooks / windows |
| Ctrl + Tab | Move to next worksheet |
| Ctrl + Shift + ! | Format number in comma format |
| Ctrl + Shift + $ | Format number in currency format |
| Ctrl + Shift + # | Format number in date format |
| Ctrl + Shift + % | Format number in percentage format |
| Ctrl + Shift + ^ | Format number in scientific format |
| Ctrl + Shift + @ | Format number in time format |
| Ctrl + Arrow key | Move to next section of text |
| Ctrl + Space | Select entire column |
| Shift + Space | Select entire row |
Mouse Shortcuts
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| Mouse Shortcuts | Description |
| Double click | Selects word |
| Triple click | Selects paragraph |
| Ctrl + Mouse wheel | Zooms in and out of document |
Internet Explorer Shortcut Keys
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| Alt + Left Arrow | Back a page |
| Alt + Right Arrow | Forward a page |
| F5 | Refresh current page / frame |
| F11 | Display the current website in full screen mode. Pressing F11 again will exit this mode |
| Esc | Stop page or download from loading |
| Ctrl + Enter | Quickly complete an address. As an example, type in: 5starsupport in the address bar and press CTRL + ENTER. http://www.5starsupport.com will automatically be entered |
| Ctrl + N | Open New browser window |
| Ctrl + P | Print current page / frame |
FrontPage Shortcut Keys
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| Ctrl + C | Copy selected text |
| Ctrl + X | Cut selected text |
| Ctrl + P | Paste selected text |
| Ctrl + K | Create a hyperlink |
| Ctrl + B | Bold highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + I | Italic highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + U | Underline highlighted selection |
| Ctrl + L | Left align the text |
| Ctrl + R | Right align the text |
| Ctrl + E | Center the text |
| Ctrl + / | Display HTML tags |
| Ctrl + S | Save document |
| Ctrl + Tab | Switch between open web pages |
| Ctrl + Insert | Enter Line break |
| Ctrl + Enter | Move cursor above or below a table |
| Ctrl + Shift + B | Preview in web browser window |
| Ctrl + Shift + < | Decrease font size |
| Ctrl + Shift + > | Increase font size |
Visual Basic Shortcut Keys
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| F2 | Brings up the 'Object Browser' window |
| F3/F4/F6/F11 | Brings up the 'Properties Window' for the current form/control |
| F5 | Executes the current project |
| Ctrl + F5 | First checks for syntax errors and then executes the project |
| F7 | Opens the code window for the current control |
| F8 | Executes the project in 'Step mode'. Keep pressing F8 to execute the next statement; Press F5 to come out of step mode |
| F9 | Inserts break point at the current line in the code window. Press F9 again to toggle the break point |
| Ctrl + G | Brings up the 'Immediate window', which is useful for debugging purposes |
| Ctrl + Spacebar | While writing code, this combination helps you see the available options/methods/properties based on what you are typing |
| Ctrl + J | Same as above... |
| Shift + F2 | Place the cursor over any function call and press Shift + F2 to see the declaration of that function |
| Ctrl + F | Brings up the find dialog box |
| Ctrl + H | Brings up the replace dialog box |
| Shift + F3 | Finds the previous occurrence of a string |
| Ctrl + Shift + F9 | Clears all break points |
| Ctrl + Delete | Deletes to the end of the word |
| Crtl + Y | Deletes the current line of code |
| Ctrl + Z | Undoes the last change in the code window |
| Ctrl + Up/Down arrows | Helps you ove between procedures/functions in the code window |
Outlook Shortcut Keys
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| Shortcut Keys | Description |
| Alt + S | Sends the current mail |
| Ctrl + Enter | Sends the current mail |
| Ctrl + K | Resolves the email addresses from the address book |
| Alt + K | Resolves the email addresses from the address book |
| F7 | Starts spell check |
| Ctrl + D | Deletes the current mail |
| Shift + Delete | Permanently deletes the current mail |
| Ctrl + Z | Undoes the last change |
| Ctrl + Y | Redoes the last change |
| F4 | Brings up the Find dialog box |
| Shift + F4 | Finds the next occurrence of the search string |
| Ctrl + R | Brings up the reply window for the current mail |
| Ctrl + Shift + R | Brings up the 'reply all' window for the current mail |
| Ctrl + P | Prints the current mail |
| F5 | Sends and receives mails |
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