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.
W or C-Esc | Bring 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-e | Bring up windows explorer |
W-f | Bring up the "find files" program |
W-m | Minimize all windows |
W-S-m | Undo minimize all windows |
W-d | Show desktop |
W-S-d | Unshow desktop |
W-r | Run a program |
W-F1 | Windows help |
A-Tab | switch to next application with application list |
A-Esc | switch to next application, lower current window |
A-S-Tab | switch to previous application with application list |
A-S-Esc | switch to previous application, lower current window |
A-Print Scrn | Capture active window to clipboard |
This may not work for all windows, but it is pretty close
A-F4 | Close window |
---|---|
A-space | Bring 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-w | Close current file |
C-s | Save current file |
F1 | Help |
F2 | Edit |
F3 | Find/Find next |
F6 | Next pane |
F10 or A- | Menu |
C-p | |
C-z | Undo |
C-kp + | (That's a + on the keypad) expand all columns |
S-movement key | Highlight text in the direction of movement |
---|---|
<- -> | Move left/right one character |
C-(<- ->) | Move left/right one word |
Page Up or Page Down | Um... |
C-Page Up or C-Page Down | next/prev tab |
Home | Beginning of line |
C-Home | Beginning of document |
End | End of line |
C-End | End of document |
Delete | Delete highlighted text, or text to right of cursor |
C-x or S-Delete | Cut highlighted objects |
C-c or C-Insert | Copy highlighted objects to clipboard |
C-v or S-Insert | Paste clipboard to cursor position |
As it applies to doskey (why didn't you run doskey?)
F1 | Copy previous character to command line |
---|---|
F2 | Copy up to pressed character to the command line |
F3 | Copy the rest of the previous command to command line |
F4 | Delete characters up to the one specified |
F5 | Copy the entire previous comand to the command line |
F6 | End of file character |
F7 | Show previous commands |
F8 | search for previous command which matches characters typed |
F9 | Run command number (see F7) |
A-F10 | Delete all macros |