Windows 10 Professional

Keyboard shortcuts...

• [CTRL] + [Esc], Opens the Windows start menu (use arrow keys: up/down/left/right to navigate...; and, then, [Enter] to select.

• [CTRL] +[Tab], Switches between open windows moving forwards

• [CTRL]+[SHIFT]+[Tab], Switches between open windows moving backwards

• [CTRL]+[F4], close the currently opened window

• [CTRL]+[T], Web browser, opens a 'new' tab

General text manipulation...

• [CTRL]+[A], Select All

• [CTRL]+[C], Copy

• [CTRL]+[SHIFT] +[ARROW KEYS], highlights characters/words/lines

• [CTRL] +[V], Paste

• [CTRL] +[LEFT]/[RIGHT] Arrow keys...moves your cursor going one whole word forwards/backwards at a time

• [CTRL]+[Y], Redo

• [CTRL]+[Z], Undo

General page navigation...

• [Pg Up], move upwards, going one page at a time

• [Pg Dn], move downwards, going one page at a time

• Arrow keys: [Right]/[Left]/[Up]/[Down]...moves the cursor along going one character at a time

• Backspace] , deletes any text character to the left

• [Del], deletes any selected/highlighted text

• [F1], Help

• [F3], Search box

• [F5], Web browser: Refresh/Programming: Run

• [F6], Web browser/Jump to search bar

• [F7], Toggle turn on/off caret browsing

• [F11], Web browser/Toggle on/off full screen

• [F12], Web browser/ Display web page source code

• [Esc], quit from doing the current operation...opened dialog box/closes it/-etc.

• [ALT]+[PrintScrn], captures just a single window

• [CTRL]+[PrintScrn], captures the whole entire screen/including all opened windows

• [PrintScrn], captures the whole entire screen/including all opened windows

• [Windows picture icon] + [E], opens up File Explorer

• [Windows picture icon] + [M], minimises all opened windows, taking you to Windows Desktop

• [Windows picture icon] + [SHIFT] + [M], returns back all minimised windows

• Windows picture icon] + [Tab], allows you to use arrow keys to switch between open applications/plus, switch between any Active Desktops/previous Windows History

• [Windows picture icon] + [R], opens the Run dialog box.