Übersicht über 50 WinXP Shortcuts

[Joerg Herche 10]

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WIN => Opens the Start menu

WIN + E => Opens My Computer in Windows Explorer

WIN + Pause/Break => Opens the System Properties dialog box

WIN + U => Opens the Utility Manager

WIN + R => Opens the Run… prompt

WIN + F => Opens the Search for Files and Folder window

WIN + Ctrl + F => Opens the search for computers on the network

WIN + M => Minimize all windows

WIN + Shift + M => Maximize all windows (after minimizing them)

WIN + D => Minimize all windows to the desktop, and then restore all Windows

WIN + L => Lock Computer

WIN + Tab => Cycle through the open programs on the Taskbar

WIN + B => "Selects the first item in the System Tray; use the arrow keys to cycle through the items and use the Enter key to open a selected item in the SysTray"

Alt + Tab => Switch between open programs

Alt + F4 (in a program) => Closes the active window

Alt + F4 (from desktop) => Opens the Windows Shutdown/Restart dialog box

Alt + Enter => Opens the Properties page of a selected item

Alt + Esc => Cycle between open programs in the order that they were opened

Alt + Spacebar => "In the active window, this brings up the corner dialog box for Move, Size, Minimize, Maximize, or Close"

Shift + Insert CD/DVD => Inserts a CD/DVD without triggering Autoplay or Autorun

Shift + Delete => Permanently deletes an item (rather than sending it to the Recycle Bin)

Ctrl + Shift + Esc => Opens the Windows Task Manager

Ctrl + drag an icon => Copies that item

Ctrl + Shift WIN + drag icon => Creates a shortcut for the item

Right-click + drag a file => Brings up a menu to copy, move, or create a shortcut

PrtScn => "Takes a screen shot of the entire screen; go into a photo program (the Windows program ""Paint"" will also work) and hit Paste to edit and save the

screen shot"

Alt + PrtScn => "Takes a screen shot of only the active Window; hit Paste in a photo program to edit and save the screen shot"

F1 => Opens the Windows XP Help

F2 => Rename selected item

F3 => Opens Windows search for files and folders

F5 => Refresh Internet Explorer page, or refresh any other window

F6 => "Cycle through the different types of elements that can be selection on a screen

or window"

F10 => "Selects the menu bar in the active program (usually ""File"") so that you can use

the arrow keys to navigate through the menus and the Enter key to select"

Shift + F10 => For a selected item, this does the same thing as a right-click with the mouse

Tab => Move through the different elements on a page or the fields in a form

Shift + Tab => Move backward through the different elements on a page or the fields in a form

Ctrl + A => Select All

Ctrl + C => Copy

Ctrl + X => Cut

Ctrl + V => Paste

Ctrl + Z => Undo

Ctrl + Y => Redo

Ctrl + P => Print

Ctrl + O => Open

Ctrl + Esc => Opens the Start menu

Ctrl + Backspace => Deletes the entire word to the left

Ctrl + Delete => Deletes the entire word to the right

Ctrl + Right arrow => Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next word

Ctrl + Left arrow => Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous word

Ctrl + Down arrow => Moves the cursor to the beginning of the next paragraph

Ctrl + Up arrow => Moves the cursor to the beginning of the previous paragraph

Ctrl + Shift + Arrow keys => Highlight a block of text

Click Shift 5 times => Turns StickyKeys on or off

"Hold down the right Shift key for 8 seconds" => Turns FilterKeys on or off

Hold down Num Lock for 5sec => Turns ToggleKeys on or off

 

"Make your own custom keystroke for a program" => "Right-click on the icon of a program or shortcut; go to Properties; click on the Shortcut tab; enter your custom keystroke combination in the ""Shortcut key"" field (it will only let you assign key combos that aren't already taken)"

 

 

Quelle: TechRepublic.com (genauer Ort nicht mehr bekannt)

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