Shift Delete..Beware!Here Let us talk about the Windows Shift Delete Shortcut.  But
before I say
anything about this keyboard
shortcut lets revise how to delete a file. For example, if you are on Windows Explorer – to delete a particular file, select that file and just press the ‘Delete’ button. What actually happens when you press the 'Delete' button? The file goes to the 'Recycle bin' and hides in there for sometime !. Later HE – the file - realizes that you don’t want ‘HIM’ any more. So Sad !  The ‘Delete’ key sends the file into the recycle bin before it is deleted permanently. Now our keyboard shortcut is Shift + Delete. What happens when you press Shift Delete?  As you can see in the
picture,
the shift key “Takes off” from the switchboard and closes the big mouth
of the Recycle bin thereby blocking the entrance of the file into the
bin.
 The file first heads
towards
the recycle bin. The poor ‘Fellow’ does not know that the ‘shift’ key
with sharp edges is waiting for “HIM” to come.
When the file is about to enter into the Recycle bin the sharp edges of the ‘Shift’ key chops “HIM” into hundreds of pieces.  So no more headaches from
this
silly file.
The true storey: ‘Shift + Delete’ removes the file permanently without sending them to the Recycle bin. 1 Select the file or folder. For example, while you are in Desktop or Windows explorer 2 Press Shift + Delete 3 A dialogue box appears asking you for the confirmation of deletion. Have fun! Now
you have learned to remember which keyboard shortcut is meant for
deleting the file permanently without sending them to the Recycle bin.
This shortcut key is very useful especially if there is a sensitive
file you don’t want to keep in the disk anymore.
Back to windows shift keys
|
