In Windows 7, the number of combined shortcuts has been further increased, and the following quick combinations can make your daily operation window management faster and more convenient.
1, Win + down arrow keys:
for window size adjustment is often encountered in the operation, in particular the switching between the default and maximizing the window. Before Windows 7, you can only do this by clicking the Maximize/Restore button in the upper right corner or double-clicking on the title bar. Now when you want to maximize the current window, you can also use the keyboard combination of Win+ up arrow to achieve this; The Win+ down arrow will revert to the original window. In particular, you can minimize it by pressing the Win+Down arrow under the original window.
to maximize, restore and other operations in addition to the previous shortcuts and mouse mode, there is a mode of operation, you can hover over the title bar of the window click and drag to the edge of the top of the screen, the window on Will automatically maximize; the same, dragging away from the top will restore the original window. This method is more suitable for use in touch screen devices. As a new system that supports touch devices, such operations will appear in more places, as mentioned later.
2, Win + Shift + down arrow keys
large-screen, high-resolution display device for people engaged in the design, art class is very much needed, but for the average person's daily In terms of use, an oversized screen is sometimes a drag. Windows 7 has a highly maximized operation, you can maximize the current window height by Win+Shift+Up key combination, and the width is unchanged; the same as before, Win+Shift+ down can restore the original position.
you ask how to operate with the mouse? Followme, when you hover your mouse over the top edge of the window and turn it into a double arrow pattern, you can maximize the height by pulling the mouse to the top of the desktop. Stopping at the lower edge of the window and pulling down to the bottom has the same effect.
3, Win + direction key
With the popularity of more than 19-inch widescreen display, side by side two or more windows in a screen already has good practical sense, but each It is inconvenient to arrange the size and position manually. The emergence of Windows7 has improved this problem to a certain extent. If you only need two windows side by side, you can do it with a combination of keys. Win+ left the current window to the left with the screen center line as the reference, and maximizes (Win+ restores the original position to the right); Win+ to the right is displayed to the right (Win+ to the left). With this set of shortcuts, you can easily display any two windows side by side. This feature is useful for friends who write often, you can use half of the information to display the information and the other half to place the editing software.
4, Win + Shift + direction keys
which is designed for connecting a plurality of computer display devices designed shortcut keys. Previously moving the program to another display required dragging, and now using these two sets of shortcuts makes it easy to send the current window to the left or right display.
5, Win + Home key role
the key combination is only to keep the current window, while another window is minimized, press again to restore all windows. There is another way to achieve this operation. Left click on the title bar and hold it down, then shake it three times at medium to top speed and then three times to recover. This is also suitable for operation of touch screen devices.
6, Win + P key
externally connected to the projector when the shortcut keys can help you quickly set the display mode, repeating keys to switch in four modes.
7, Win + main keyboard number keys (1-0)
this key combination you do not have to say it, who introduced the new Windows7 taskbar where it will be referred to it The program in the corresponding order can be started (up to 10), and the RC version adds the selection function. The Win+ number can be used to select the running program.
8, Shift + right-
on the taskbar icon Windows7 right, you will see the new JumpList, but maybe some friends would be more fond memories of the maximize /minimize /close, etc. Option, try to hold down Shift and right click, the familiar menu is out again.
I do not know in their daily operations, have not encountered Explorer (Explorer) crash scenarios. Because Explorer usually runs as a single process, it can be irritating in the event of a crash, including desktops and the like. An improved method is provided in Windows 7, allowing multiple Explorer processes. Remind everyone to open the Explorer, hold down Shift, then right click on any partition or folder and select "Open in new process". At this point in the task manager, you will find that two Explorer processes are running, so that even if one of them crashes for some reason, the impact on the entire system is small.
9, Ctrl + Shift + double-click
from Vista, daily operations will often use the right-click menu "Run as administrator", always right and sometimes not so easily Now, hold down Ctrl+Shift and start the program to run "administrator" directly.
10, Win + Space (space)
all windows transparent, retaining only border, with effect hover over the button "desktop display" the same