Windows Alt
Keys, A Piece of Cake
Now let us learn How to remember Windows Alt Keys.
With
the help of pictures, tips and
ideas you will learn how
to remember all the following Windows Alt keys, which
many
people don’t use frequently. Please go through the links and have
fun. A short
description about these keyboard shortcuts are given below.
Alt
+ Enter:

This
keyboard
shortcut is used for viewing properties of the
selected item in Windows. Suppose
you want to know detailed information
of a folder
or file, for example-when it was created, size of the file or folder,
whether
it is read only or hidden, type of the file and etc... All this
information can
be collected by selecting that particular file or folder.
For
example,
go to my
documents select any file or folder you have in there and then press
Alt + Enter;
you will be able to see all the information mentioned above. Here you View the Properties of the selected item.
Alt
+ F4:
The
keyboard shortcut to close open
Windows is ALT + F4. Suppose,
while you are on the desktop press Alt + F4, a dialogue box will appear
asking
you if you would like to shut down or restart the Window. Alt + F4
command can
be used while you are in an Excel or Word etc... QWERTY & DVORAK
KEYBOARD
QWERTY
Keyboard was designed by Christropher Sholes in 1868 and was patented
by himself in 1874. In the begining all keys were arranged
alphabetically. DVORAK Keyboard was patented in 1936 by Dr.August
Dvorak, who worked as a professor and educational psychologist in the
University of Washington. Read more... Alt
+ Space bar:
 Alt
+ Space bar is the windows
shortcut key for opening the system
menu.
The system menu is a small menu which
appears on the screen when
you
right click on the title bar of any application. Now
you can minimize,
maximize
or close the application. Try Alt + Space bar here
Ctrl
+ F4:
 You can safely close the
program when you Press Alt + F4 while you are working in an
application.
Ctrl +
F4 help you to close the active window when more than one window is
opened. As I mentioned at the begining windows alt
keys are a piece of cake.
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