A Conversation for The Joy of PC Keyboard Shortcuts
This should be required reading for every computer user
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Started conversation Oct 23, 2017
I use keyboard shortcuts every single day. Almost twenty years ago I put together a list of keyboard shortcuts. I'm going to print out your list and have it laminated so it will stand up to the heavy use it is sure to get.
I got my first computer in 1997. I played so many computer solitaire games that I got overuse injuries fairly soon. That's when I vowed to use the mouse as little as possible. Drove people crazy by asking them to rack their brains for all the keyboard commands they knew.
Your list is much more comprehensive than mine, and I will give it my full attention.
This should be required reading for every computer user
SashaQ - happysad Posted Oct 24, 2017
Thanks for reading paulh
Glad the list is useful for you - I use keyboard shortcuts often too, and learned some new ones myself from rescuing the Entry
This should be required reading for every computer user
Milla, h2g2 Operations Posted Oct 25, 2017
It's really really useful!
Just a little warning - my work computer has a Swedish version of Windows, and there not all the commands are the same as in the English version, especially in Office. (Drives me mad when I want to search, and the text goes bold (Ctrl+F), or when I *want* to make it bold (Ctrl+B) and it goes for a search...) And don't get me started on how to insert cross reference links!
However, excellent entry, and I might consider requesting an OS change to English.
This should be required reading for every computer user
paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Oct 25, 2017
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