There are many users who wont have much mouse use so here is a list of shortcut keys of win 7 :
* Win + M - Minimizes all open windows
* Win + Shift + M - cancels the last action, returns all the windows back on the screen
* Win + D - shows desktop
* Win + up arrow - maximize the current window, that shows it full screen
* Win + down arrow - minimize the current window
* Win + left arrow - sets the current window to the left half of the screen
* Win + right arrow - sets the current window to the right half of the screen
Shortcuts for taskbar
* Win + a number - opens the appropriate application that is attached (pin, - the program whose icon is always located on the taskbar) on the taskbar with that serial number. For example, if I wanted to run Internet Explorer, I would press Win +2.
* Ctrl + mouse click to pin - cyclical move through the open windows of the program.
* Shift + click on pinned program - run a new instance of the program.
* Ctrl + Shift + click on pinned program - run a new instance of the program, but with administrator permissions.
* Shift + Right-click on pinned program - shows the control window (Minimize, close, etc ...).
* Win + T - cycle moves through the applications in the taskbar, showing a small picture of the open.
* Win + Shift + T - the same action as the previous shortcut, but in the opposite order.
General shortcuts
* Win + P - Displays options that allow the picture on two monitors.Very useful shortcut that gives you a choice of how the image is displayed on your monitor connected to another monitor, projector or TV.
* Win + D - shows the active Gagdet on the desktop.
* Win + L - locks the account, the same as "Switch User" option, which means that all your programs will remain open, and the other user can access your account.
* Win + + - you should press the plus button (+) - (zoom) display screen.
* Win + - - you should press the button minus (-) - -zoom display screen.
* Win + = - you should press the button equal (=) - powered magnifying glass, an application that lets you to see closer or further away display screen.
Shortcuts for Windows Explorer
* Alt + P - shows / hides the panel to display the marked file, which will appear on the right side of an open window.
* Alt + up arrow - moves to a level above the current folder, ie the parent folder.
* Alt + arrow left / right - returns to the previous folder, or go to the next. It has the same function as a blue arrow on the bottom of images that are left of the path and folder name
Some Sticky notes shortcuts Keys
1st Bold: CTRL+B Highlighted text (bold): CTRL + B
2nd Striketrough: CTRL+T Linethrough marked text : CTRL + T
3rd Italics: CTRL+I Italic text : CTRL + I
4th Decrease text size: CTRL+SHIFT+< Reduces the marked text
5th Decrease text size: CTRL+SHIFT+> Marked increase text
6th Bulleted list: CTRL+SHIFT+L - List the items (Bulleted list): CTRL + SHIFT + L (press all three keys at once)
7th Numbered list: CTRL + SHIFT + L (2x press L, while the other two hold)
8th ABC list (a,b,c, etc): CTRL+SHIFT+L (3x press L, while the other two hold)
9th Roman numeral list – i,ii, etc.): CTRL+SHIFT+L (5x press L)
10th Left align: CTRL+L Left aligned
11th Right align: CTRL+R - Right alignment of text
12th Centered align: CTRL+E
13th Delete, no confirmation : CTR+D
14th Undo CTRL+Z Return to step back
15th Redo CTRL+Y Repeat the previous step
Additional Suggested by Meneer15[Admin]
Ctrl + W = Closes your Web browser as well as msn.
Ctrl + C = To copy select file or folder
Ctrl +X = To Move Any folder or file
Ctrl + A = To select all the folders or file
Ctrl + V = To paste selected file or folder.
Enjoy
* Win + M - Minimizes all open windows
* Win + Shift + M - cancels the last action, returns all the windows back on the screen
* Win + D - shows desktop
* Win + up arrow - maximize the current window, that shows it full screen
* Win + down arrow - minimize the current window
* Win + left arrow - sets the current window to the left half of the screen
* Win + right arrow - sets the current window to the right half of the screen
Shortcuts for taskbar
* Win + a number - opens the appropriate application that is attached (pin, - the program whose icon is always located on the taskbar) on the taskbar with that serial number. For example, if I wanted to run Internet Explorer, I would press Win +2.
* Ctrl + mouse click to pin - cyclical move through the open windows of the program.
* Shift + click on pinned program - run a new instance of the program.
* Ctrl + Shift + click on pinned program - run a new instance of the program, but with administrator permissions.
* Shift + Right-click on pinned program - shows the control window (Minimize, close, etc ...).
* Win + T - cycle moves through the applications in the taskbar, showing a small picture of the open.
* Win + Shift + T - the same action as the previous shortcut, but in the opposite order.
General shortcuts
* Win + P - Displays options that allow the picture on two monitors.Very useful shortcut that gives you a choice of how the image is displayed on your monitor connected to another monitor, projector or TV.
* Win + D - shows the active Gagdet on the desktop.
* Win + L - locks the account, the same as "Switch User" option, which means that all your programs will remain open, and the other user can access your account.
* Win + + - you should press the plus button (+) - (zoom) display screen.
* Win + - - you should press the button minus (-) - -zoom display screen.
* Win + = - you should press the button equal (=) - powered magnifying glass, an application that lets you to see closer or further away display screen.
Shortcuts for Windows Explorer
* Alt + P - shows / hides the panel to display the marked file, which will appear on the right side of an open window.
* Alt + up arrow - moves to a level above the current folder, ie the parent folder.
* Alt + arrow left / right - returns to the previous folder, or go to the next. It has the same function as a blue arrow on the bottom of images that are left of the path and folder name
Some Sticky notes shortcuts Keys
1st Bold: CTRL+B Highlighted text (bold): CTRL + B
2nd Striketrough: CTRL+T Linethrough marked text : CTRL + T
3rd Italics: CTRL+I Italic text : CTRL + I
4th Decrease text size: CTRL+SHIFT+< Reduces the marked text
5th Decrease text size: CTRL+SHIFT+> Marked increase text
6th Bulleted list: CTRL+SHIFT+L - List the items (Bulleted list): CTRL + SHIFT + L (press all three keys at once)
7th Numbered list: CTRL + SHIFT + L (2x press L, while the other two hold)
8th ABC list (a,b,c, etc): CTRL+SHIFT+L (3x press L, while the other two hold)
9th Roman numeral list – i,ii, etc.): CTRL+SHIFT+L (5x press L)
10th Left align: CTRL+L Left aligned
11th Right align: CTRL+R - Right alignment of text
12th Centered align: CTRL+E
13th Delete, no confirmation : CTR+D
14th Undo CTRL+Z Return to step back
15th Redo CTRL+Y Repeat the previous step
Additional Suggested by Meneer15[Admin]
Ctrl + W = Closes your Web browser as well as msn.
Ctrl + C = To copy select file or folder
Ctrl +X = To Move Any folder or file
Ctrl + A = To select all the folders or file
Ctrl + V = To paste selected file or folder.
Enjoy
