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Appendix C. Keyboard Shortcuts
This appendix lists many useful
keyboard accelerators. The listings are organized both by keystroke
(alphabetically within groups such as function key, Alt-key
combination, and so forth) and then by function or context (during
startup, in the Recycle Bin, for managing windows, and so forth). The
first section lists the key, and then the function. The second
section lists the desired function, and then the required key(s).Note that in addition to the standard keyboard accelerators, you can
define additional accelerators of your own. For example, you can
define a Ctrl-Alt combination to invoke any shortcut, whether
it's on the Desktop, in the Start menu, or in any
other folder. Right-click any Windows shortcut icon (even those right
in your Start menu), select Properties, choose the Shortcut tab, and
in the Shortcut key field, type the key (not including Ctrl and Alt)
to which the shortcut should be linked. For example, to assign
Ctrl-Alt-Z to the current shortcut, simply type Z
in the field. You can use any key except Esc, Enter, Tab, the
Spacebar, PrintScreen, Backspace, or Delete. If it conflicts with an
accelerator used by any existing application, the accelerator
you've just defined will usually override the
existing accelerator (test it to make sure). To clear an existing
shortcut's accelerator, just empty the Shortcut key
field on the shortcut's Properties sheet. These
instructions apply to Windows Shortcuts only. Internet Shortcuts
don't support keyboard accelerators.
