Keyboard shortcuts

The following are the shortcuts I found by pressing the "Window" key in combination with some other keys. The way I show this is W-somekey which means hold down the "Window" key and then press somekey. A-somekey is for the Alt key (left or right).

A-S-somekey is Alt-Shift-somekey.

Workspace

W or C-EscBring up start menu. Use "underlined" letters to traverse the menu. Enter or right arrow if the menu item is already highlighted, Esc or left arrow to back up a menu item, up and down arrows to traverse manually
W-eBring up windows explorer
W-fBring up the "find files" program
W-mMinimize all windows
W-S-mUndo minimize all windows
W-dShow desktop
W-S-dUnshow desktop
W-rRun a program
W-F1Windows help
A-Tabswitch to next application with application list
A-Escswitch to next application, lower current window
A-S-Tabswitch to previous application with application list
A-S-Escswitch to previous application, lower current window
A-Print ScrnCapture active window to clipboard

Window

This may not work for all windows, but it is pretty close
A-F4Close window
A-spaceBring up window menu, follow by one of the following, typing the capital letter (no shift required): Move miNimize Restore Size maXimize Lower Close
Esc or C-wClose current file
C-sSave current file
F1Help
F2Edit
F3Find/Find next
F6Next pane
F10 or A-Menu
C-pPrint
C-zUndo
C-kp +(That's a + on the keypad) expand all columns

Cursor movement

S-movement keyHighlight text in the direction of movement
<- ->Move left/right one character
C-(<- ->)Move left/right one word
Page Up or Page DownUm...
C-Page Up or C-Page Downnext/prev tab
HomeBeginning of line
C-HomeBeginning of document
EndEnd of line
C-EndEnd of document
DeleteDelete highlighted text, or text to right of cursor
C-x or S-DeleteCut highlighted objects
C-c or C-InsertCopy highlighted objects to clipboard
C-v or S-InsertPaste clipboard to cursor position

Command line function keys

As it applies to doskey (why didn't you run doskey?)
F1Copy previous character to command line
F2Copy up to pressed character to the command line
F3Copy the rest of the previous command to command line
F4Delete characters up to the one specified
F5Copy the entire previous comand to the command line
F6End of file character
F7Show previous commands
F8search for previous command which matches characters typed
F9Run command number (see F7)
A-F10Delete all macros

Other shortcuts