![]() ![]() Windows Up, Windows Down, Left and Right - Dock applications to predetermined areas of the screen or maximize them or Restore Down (the 2 squares in the top right between the minimize and close buttons)Ĭtrl + N is generally the "Create new window" shortcut used in web browsersĬtrl + shift + del - brings up your browser clear cache menu Useful in situations where Snipping Tool is either inadequate or an annoying pain in the ass to use or you don't want to mess with the Delay function etc. PrintScreen - Image captures all your monitors at once and copies it to the system clipboard. Home will return to beginning of the scroll Page Up/Page Down also scroll one screen at a time, up or down Ctrl X, cut.Ĭtrl - or Ctrl + Scroll wheel down - Zoom outĬtrl + or Ctrl + Scroll Wheel Up: Zoom in If you have normal Windows Aero theme enabled it will show a thumbnail of the application.Ĭtrl C and Ctrl V I assume you know, copy and paste. Win + Tab - Bigger version of Alt Tab that also allows you to create additional virtual desktops.Īlt + Tab - Switch between open applications. On Windows Vista through 11, the tiny little sliver of taskbar at the bottom right is also a Win + D button. Press it again to restore all your Windows to how they were. It's better than Nvidia overlay, for example, because Nvidia overlay always ends up with dumb issues where it captures part of the overlay when you take a screenshot, unless you time it exactly right.Īlt + R after opening Xbox Game Overlay - performance overlay showing FPS, Render Latency, CPU and GPU utlization Win + G - Xbox Game Overlay: This is a universal tool in Windows 10 and 11 that will record gameplay or take screenshots regardless of what client it's through, whether it supports Steam overlay or any of that other dumb shit. so instead of Exit it actually says Close, but it's actually the same code it's been since 1997. In Office 365, though, Microsoft decided to be more hip and cool and used stupid ass inconsistent terms. Photoshops exit function is Ctrl + Q while Creative Cloud is Ctrl + W, so they aren't consistent even from the same software lol. all have one but it isn't always Ctrl + W. ![]() ![]() For instance, Creative Cloud, Photoshop, Word, etc. The problem is a lot of applications have shittily coded Exit functions or just literally don't have one at all because the devs couldn't be bothered to code one. I'm too exhausted from professionally dealing with this type of thing to even be mean so just gonna be helpful although I'm sure almost all of these seem pedantic:Ĭtrl + W is actually "Exit Application" where Alt + F4 is "Close window." The difference is in Visual - Exit is actually a prebuilt function coded to close an application correctly. ![]()
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