Computer Shortcuts for Cutting Time

Using shortcuts can save you time and frustration. Use these ones while you work on the computer. Remember to bookmark this page so you can come back to it easily.














































ShortcutFunctionWhen to use it
Ctrl-CCopyWord Processing, Spreadsheets, Etc.
Ctrl-VPasteWord Processing, Spreadsheets, Etc.
Ctrl-SSaveWord Processing, Spreadsheets, Etc.
Alt-F-ASave AsWord Processing, Spreadsheets, Etc.
Shift-DelDelete PermanentlyFile Maintenance (Highlight the files you wish to delete, and use this shortcut.)
F2EditRenaming files, and editing cells in a spreadsheet.
Alt-F4Close WindowThis will close almost any window.
WIN-EMy ComputerThis will open up "My Computer".

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