| It's called CUA. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Common_User_Access There are dozens of them out there. Random example: https://www.system-overload.org/windows-shortcuts.html General guide... Activate menu bar with Alt. Alt + the underlined letter opens that menu or submenu. Alt+Space opens the control menu for that window. In MDI apps, alt+hyphen opens the document's window control menu. Then... Alt+space, x = maXimise
Alt+space, n = miNimise
Alt+space, s = reSize followed by cursor key to select which edge, then cursors to change. Hotkeys are Ctrl+letter and do that action now. Ctrl+...
p = print
s = save
o = open
f = find
c = copy
x = cut (looks like scissors)
v = paste (looks like an arrow: paste _V_ HERE ) Shift modifies or reverses many commands, and selects while moving. In dialogs and forms, Tab moves forwards; Shift+Tab backwards Ctrl+PgDown = next tab
Ctrl+PgUp = previous tab
Ctrl+Enter = save and close form Ctrl+left/right = move by word instead of character
Shift+home/end = select to start/end of line Esc = cancel Ctrl+Esc = open start menu Then tab, and you're tabbing through the taskbar, which is a sort of dialog box. Ctrl+Shift+Esc = open task manager Maybe this should be on a wiki somewhere so it can be documented collaboratively... |