AutoHotkey Community

[Synetech]

Ctrl+Alt+Up/Down/Left/Right are not standard Windows hotkeys, they are part of the ATI Catalyst software.

[tonne]

New or modified for Windows 7 RC
* Win+Up: Maximize
* Win+Down: Restore / Minimize
* Win+Left: Snap to left
* Win+Right: Snap to right
* Win+Shift+Left: Jump to left monitor
* Win+Shift+Right: Jump to right monitor
* Win+Home: Minimize / Restore all other windows
* Win+T : Focus the first taskbar entry
* Win+Space: Peek at the desktop
* Win+G: Bring gadgets to the top of the Z-order
* Win+P: External display options (mirror, extend desktop, etc)
* Win+X: Mobility Center (same as Vista, but still handy!)
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[loony69]

i have turned on one i cant turn off now?

its the "/' key right next to enter. if i press it, nothing happens, next key i press makes it appear!....but if i press a letter like "a"...it turns it into this á or ó é 'r 't etc...... frustrating when i dont even use this lettering.

help?

cheers.

[loony69]

ok...got it. for some reason my keyboard setting was on "united states international". put it on US, back to normal.

[enTRAP]

In Windows 7:

[Guest2]

This list is fantastic! I thought I knew all the Windows hotkeys, but I stand corrected. WIN-L is a new one to me, and very helpful at work when called by the boss.

Two more hotkey combos that don't seem to appear within the first 8 pages is ALT-DownArrow and ALT-UpArrow. When the current selection is a drop-down list box, ALT-DownArrow opens the list, which is then navigable with the Up/Down keys. ALT-UpArrow closes the list, and in most instances the drop-down field remains active and the Up/Down keys will continue moving through the list selections.

And although it's not exactly a hotkey, another useful keystroke is ANY letter or number key when a drop-down box is selected. It will go to the first selection that begins with that letter/number. Repeating the keystroke will scroll through the selections in the list beginning with the same letter/number. When the final selection is reached, it will search from the beginning. I found it much easier, since moving to Texas, to tab to the "state" field and hit T twice instead of clicking open the drop-down, scrolling to *near* the bottom, finding TX, and then clicking it.

[Tklop]

Wow. Thanks, everyone!

I knew a lot of these, but didn't realize how many there really were.

I am one of those who prefers to be free from the mouse. Just the sight of the mouse pad below the keyboard on my Dell laptop makes the tendons in my hands begin to ache.

You are heroes--all of you!

___Timothy

[Ja'vae]

[Scratch]

http://4sysops.com/archives/windows-7-keyboard-shortcuts-the-complete-list/#General keyboard shortcuts

[Shaman723]

What are the HotKey to turn your monitor off or to make it go black?