I found an interesting page on Microsoft's Web site that lists keyboard shortcuts for various OSs. The Windows Keyboard Guides page is at http://www.microsoft.com/enable/products/winkeyboard.htm. Some Windows NT and Windows 9x keyboard shortcuts that I wasn't aware of include the following:
- Alt+Shift+Backspace—redoes a previously undone action
- Windows logo key+Break—opens the System Properties dialog box
- Windows logo key+Tab—cycles through the Taskbar selections
Some useful Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts include the following:
- Asterisk (on the numeric keypad)—expands all the folders under the currently selected folder
- Minus sign (on the numeric keypad)—closes all the folders under the currently selected folder
- Backspace—moves to the currently selected folder's parent directory
—Melissa Wise
mwise@the-lair.com
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