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Try pressing Space instead of Down.
by Birch-san 8y ago
Try pressing Space instead of Down.
- theandrewbailey 8y agoNeat! Thanks for the tip. This might be as useful as when I (accidentally) discovered that Ctrl+W closes Explorer windows. It even works on Windows 98!
- Birch-san 8y agoOther shortcuts that changed the way I use Windows: Alt+Space (open window management context menu) Shift+F10 (right-click using the keyword) Ctrl+Shift+Escape (launch task manager) Windows+E (open Explorer window) Windows+X (open context menu of random useful things) Ctrl+L (select address bar) Home (go to start of line of text) End (go to end of line of text) Ctrl+{direction} (move by one word) Windows+{number} (focus a process from your taskbar) And some useful things in the Run menu (Windows+R): sysdm.cpl (System Properties) inetcpl.cpl (Internet Properties) %APPDATA% (goes to C:\Users\%USERNAME%\AppData\Roaming)