This is the same as right-clicking an object. From the System menu, you can restore, move, resize, minimize, maximize, or close the window. From the MDI child window's System menu, you can restore , move, resize, minimize , maximize , or close the child window.
ALT underlined letter in menu Opens the corresponding menu. F5 Refreshes the current window. F6 Moves among panes in Windows Explorer. Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows Keyboard shortcuts F Help F Rename in Explorer window F Find F Gives combo box focus in an Explorer window, F Refresh F Switches between panes in an Explorer window F Menu mode Backspace Shortcuts A shortcut offers a way of performing a task more quickly, such as starting a program or accessing a document.
Adding a shortcut In this lesson, you will learn three ways to create a shortcut. To add a shortcut to the desktop using Windows Explorer: In the right pane of Windows Explorer , click the file, program, or folder for which you want to make a shortcut. The item darkens when you select it. Choose File Create Shortcut. Hover the mouse pointer over the shortcut icon , hold down the left mouse button, and drag the shortcut onto desktop in the left pane.
The word Desktop will darken when you drag the icon over it. Release the left mouse button, and a shortcut is moved to the desktop. Adding a shortcut using the keyboard, mouse, and Windows Explorer Pointing and dragging with your mouse is one way to add a shortcut. When you have dragged it onto the desktop in the left pane , release it and choose Create Shortcut s Here. Right-clicking to add a shortcut One shortcut creation method works in both My Computer and Windows Explorer.
To add a shortcut by right-clicking: In either My Computer or Windows Explorer , right-click the file or folder for which you want to make a desktop shortcut. A pop-up menu appears. Choose Send To Desktop create shortcut. Add a shortcut for your Shopping List to your desktop.
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