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A. Shortcut keys can be used to move through Web pages,
look at a print preview before printing, use the Address
bar, organize and add to favorites, and select items
and copy them to the Clipboard. Many of the keyboard
shortcuts are identical to those in Word or other MS
programs. Open an Internet Explorer window, press F1
or Alt + H for Help, press Enter or C for Contents and
Index, type in keyboard shortcuts, press Enter or Alt
+ D for Display, press the down arrow to Using Internet
Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts, press Enter or Alt + D
for Display and there is a menu of categories. If you
want to print them all out, click on each of the plus
signs to expand the category, press Alt +O for Options,
and Alt +P for Print. I'm going to list a few that I
think are most helpful if I can't or don't want to use
a mouse.
| To Do This |
Press This |
| Display Internet Explorer Help |
F1 |
| Toggle between full-screen
and regular views of the browser window |
F11 |
| Go to the next page (Forward) |
Alt + Right arrow |
| Go to previous page (Back) |
Alt + Left arrow or Backspace |
| Print the current page |
Ctrl + P |
| Set printing options and print the
page |
Alt + P |
| Display the first page to be printed |
Alt + Home |
| Zoom in |
Alt + Plus |
| Zoom out |
Alt + Minus |
| Close Print Preview |
Alt + C |
| Select the text in the Address bar |
Alt + D |
| Add "http://www." and ".com"
to text typed in the Address bar |
Ctrl + Enter |
| Add the current page to your favorites |
Ctrl + D |
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A. Click on Table or press Alt + A, select Insert,
select Table, select number of rows and columns needed,
and select the type of column widths you prefer (AutoFit
Behavior).
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