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Windows Shift Keys
I
have included four Windows general keyboard shortcuts in this page.
I
would call them windows shift keys as all of them are 'shift based'.
With the help of images, tips and ideas I am sure that you will be able
to remember all of them.
Shift
+ F10: Opens the shortcut menu for the selected item.
This
is the same as right clicking the mouse.
Shift +
Delete: Delete the file
without sending them to the recycle bin
Alt
+ Tab: is used to switch to another program. Hold down the ‘Alt’ key
and press the ‘Tab’ button to move between the programs.
If
you watch these keyboard shortcuts you can easily understand that all
of them are Shift based: Shift, Shift + Delete, Shift + F10.
The
fourth keyboard shortcut is Alt + Tab. Let me tell you that switching
to another program is also a form of shifting. So, all these four
keyboard shortcuts are 'shift related.'
You
have clicked 'Windows shift keys' NAVIGATION bar which has brought you
to this page. Please go through the corresponding links which will give
you tips and ideas for remembering the keyboard shortcuts. By now you
have probably gone through all the Windows keys explained so far and I
hope you have enjoyed them. The images will hopefully have helped you
to remember the shortcuts.
As we are
discussing keyboard shortcuts, it is important to have some idea about
the Ergonomic keyboard
and the Alexander Technique.

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