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    Windows Keyboard Shortcuts For The Kung Fu Typer

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    This document provides a summary of useful Windows keyboard shortcuts in several categories: - Shortcuts for navigating and arranging windows, including minimizing/maximizing windows and snapping them to different areas of the screen. - Shortcuts for using virtual desktops to better organize open application windows. - Shortcuts that help the "browser ninja" quickly navigate web pages, toggle between tabs, zoom in/out, and go forward/backward on sites. - Shortcuts for locking the computer and shutting down programs and Windows.

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    This document provides a summary of useful Windows keyboard shortcuts in several categories: - Shortcuts for navigating and arranging windows, including minimizing/maximizing windows and snapping them to different areas of the screen. - Shortcuts for using virtual desktops to better organize open application windows. - Shortcuts that help the "browser ninja" quickly navigate web pages, toggle between tabs, zoom in/out, and go forward/backward on sites. - Shortcuts for locking the computer and shutting down programs and Windows.

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    This document provides a summary of useful Windows keyboard shortcuts in several categories: - Shortcuts for navigating and arranging windows, including minimizing/maximizing windows and snapping them to different areas of the screen. - Shortcuts for using virtual desktops to better organize open application windows. - Shortcuts that help the "browser ninja" quickly navigate web pages, toggle between tabs, zoom in/out, and go forward/backward on sites. - Shortcuts for locking the computer and shutting down programs and Windows.

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    Windows key (a.k.a., "Winkey") + D.

    Minimize all app windows and jump straight


    to the desktop. Hit the shortcut again to bring all apps back to the foreground.

    Winkey + Comma. Take a quick peek at your desktop, and then release the keys to
    snap all apps back to the foreground.

    Winkey + Left Arrow, or Winkey + Right Arrow. Dock your app windows to the
    left or right of the screen.

    Winkey + Down Arrow, or Winkey + Up Arrow. Maximize or minimize a selected


    app. Or dock your app windows to the top or bottom of your display, when app windows are
    already docked to the left or right.

    F11 Toggle an active window in and out of full screen mode.

    Ctrl + Esc Bring up your Start menu. (This is particularly helpful if you use a
    keyboard that doesn't have a Winkey.)

    Windows keyboard shortcuts for the Kung Fu typer


    These useful shortcuts help zoom the cursor around your page much quicker than if you use a
    mouse or trackpad.

    Ctrl + Right Arrow, or Ctrl + Left Arrow. Move the cursor one word to the right or
    left.

    Ctrl + Down Arrow, or Ctrl + Up Arrow. Move the cursor to the start or end of the
    next or previous paragraph.

    Ctrl + Z, or Ctrl + Y. Undo or redo almost any action, as long as the app supports the
    feature.

    Windows keyboard shortcuts for virtual desktop Jujutsu


    Long a staple feature in Linux and the Mac, Microsoft finally officially incorporated virtual
    desktops into its Windows 10 OS. The indispensable feature lets you create additional
    desktops to better manage multiple app windows.

    Winkey + Ctrl + D, or Winkey + Ctrl + F4. Create or close a virtual desktop.

    Winkey + Ctrl + Left Arrow, or Winkey + Ctrl + Right Arrow. Toggle through
    your virtual desktops.

    Winkey + Tab. Display the "Task View" interface for an overview of all virtual
    desktops. You can use the Arrow keys to toggle through desktops if you also hitTab when in
    this mode. Hit Enter to jump to a selected desktop.

    Windows keyboard shortcuts for the browser ninja


    You've probably used a web browser for as long as you've had a computer, but do you take
    full advantage of keyboard shortcuts for browser navigation? These browser shortcuts all
    work the in latest versions of Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox and Google
    Chrome.

    Alt + D. Put the cursor into the browser's address bar.

    Ctrl + W, or Ctrl + T. Close or open a new browser tab.

    Ctrl + Shift + T. Reopen the last browser tab you closed. (This comes in handy when
    if you hit Ctrl + W too quickly.)

    Ctrl + Plus sign, or Ctrl + Minus sign. Zoom in and out on a web page. Reset the
    zoom level with Ctrl + 0.

    Ctrl + Tab, or Ctrl + Shift + Tab. Toggle to the next browser tab from left to right, or
    from right to left.

    Alt + Right Arrow, or Alt + Left Arrow. Browse forward or backward through
    recently visited websites. These shortcuts perform the same function as a
    browser's Forward and Back buttons.

    Windows keyboard shortcuts for locking up and shutting down


    This guide wouldn't be complete without some shortcuts that help you shut down your PC and
    then lock things up.

    Winkey + L. Immediately lock your PC.

    Ctrl + Shift + Esc. Open the Task Manager to monitor app or forcibly shut down
    frozen programs.

    Alt + F4. Close an active app. Using this shortcut key when your desktop is at the
    forefront invokes the "Shut Down Windows" prompt.
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