Function Keys,
Knowing them
Makes
your Windows life Easier.
Many
of us know there are six Windows Function keys we use
frequently. These are F1, F2, F3, F4, F5 and F10. Of these, F4 shortcut
is not
listed below. I believe that it is more appropriate to explain it under
Internet explorer keyboard shortcuts.
 Click
the links, go through the lessons
and try to understand the pictures serially.
F1
Function Key is knows as Help Key. Because it is always
there to help you. In windows and windows based programes like
Microsoft office
F1 does the role of someone who helps you always.
Windows
F2 shortcut key is the rename function key.
F3 key
is meant for searching files and folders.
For example, you are in windows explorer and you would like to search
for a
particular file or folder, you press F3 Function shortcut.
Feed
the name of a
file or folder in a particular directory or drive where you believe the
file
you are looking for is present.
You
can even search for that missing file
in
the whole computer. I mean you don’t need to specify a particular
directory. Read Windows
F3 Key.
F5 is
the refresh key. This keyboard shortcut is widely used
in internet explorer to refresh the page. (Probably other browsers as
well). F5
shortcut can also be used in Windows. For example -Your current working
drive
is A: and you insert a new floppy drive. If you want to see the
contents of the
newly inserted floppy, all what you have to do is Press
Windows F5.
F10 is
Windows activate File menu
shortcut key. While you
Work in Ms Word, Press F10
shortcut, the file menu is accessed. Using arrow keys
you can
select various options in the menu now.
You
can remember all these keyboard shortcuts very easily.once you
go through the links in the page and wherever you go you will
not forget
them.
All
what you have to do is read those
articles with a little attention.
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