Mobile Office Cheats Win7's most practical shortcuts

        Friends who often go out may work in laptops in many places, such as restaurants, cafes, trains and even airplanes. When using the computer temporarily in these places, people generally do not use the mouse, but operate through the touchpad on the notebook, which is very inconvenient. In fact, in the absence of a mouse, the shortcut can also be used to operate the computer. Here are some shortcuts that are often used in several Win7 systems. Just remember them and use them flexibly in your daily work, which will definitely help you improve your productivity.

1.Win+Space: Display Desktop

The effect of this combination key is the same as the “display desktop” at the far right of the mouse pointing to the taskbar. Release the button to restore the previous window.

2.Win+T: Display the thumbnail of the taskbar window, press Enter to open the current preview window

After holding down the Windows key, press the T key to get all the thumbnails of the task. Switch between the two, when you switch to the window you want to open, press Enter directly to switch the window to the foreground display.

3.Win+1/Win+2...: Quickly switch programs in the taskbar

Quickly launch the fixed application in the taskbar from left to right, if corresponding When the program has started, it will switch to this window; the effect on the current window is minimized.

4.Win+D/Win+M: Minimize all windows

These two sets of shortcuts can minimize all windows. The difference is that they use Win+D minimum. After the change, press Win+D again to restore the previous window, but Win+M cannot be restored.

5.Ctrl+Shift+Esc: Quickly open the Windows Task Manager

In Win7, if you want to open the Task Manager, you can right-click on the blank space in the taskbar and then Select "Start Task Manager" from the pop-up menu, or press Ctrl+Alt+Del to lock the screen, and then click "Start Task Manager" in the lock interface. The Ctrl+Shift+Esc shortcut can open the task manager directly under any circumstances.

6.Tab key: locate the next grid

When filling in the registration or login form on the webpage, after filling out a line, press the Tab key to position the cursor to the next line. Then directly input, eliminating the need to click the next cell to position the cursor with the mouse. This is also the shortcut I use most often.

7.Ctrl+Tab: Switch to the next tab

When opening multiple tabs in the browser, press Ctrl+Tab to switch tabs from left to right. This is a set of common shortcuts. In other programs that can open multiple tabs or pages, such as opening multiple images in Photoshop, you can use Ctrl+Tab to switch between them.

8.Ctrl+W: Close the current window or the current tab of the browser

Ctrl+W is also a set of common shortcuts, which can be used to close the current Windows window, the current page of the browser. , currently open Office documents, and so on. It should be noted that if only one tab is open in the browser, the entire browser will be closed after pressing Ctrl+W.

Tips:

There are a lot of shortcuts in Win7, this time just to introduce you to a few of the usual use, you can remember that these can already be In the case of a mouse, the convenience of operating the computer is greatly improved.