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Q. What does Ctrl R do in Word?
In Microsoft Word and other word processors, pressing Ctrl + R right aligns a paragraph or object in the current document. Full list of Microsoft Word shortcuts.
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Q. What does Ctrl Shift B do?
The default behaviour of ctrl + shift + B is to show the list of edit buffers being maintained by the IDE. Roughly speaking, this corresponds to files open in the editor, but also may refer to files opened by the IDE but not currently open in a visual editor.
| Page up | Alt + Up arrow |
|---|---|
| Save your current webpage as a bookmark | Ctrl + d |
| Save all open pages in your current window as bookmarks in a new folder | Shift + Ctrl + d |
| Search the current page | Ctrl + f |
| Go to the next match for your search | Ctrl + g or Enter |
Q. What is Ctrl U used for?
Alternatively referred to as Control+U and C-u, Ctrl+U is a keyboard shortcut most often used to underline text. On Apple computers, the shortcut for underline Command + U .
Q. What does Alt F5 do in Windows?
In the Microsoft Windows operating system, the key combination ALT+F5 has no default function. The F5 key, when pressed by itself, refreshes the window currently in focus. … ALT+F4 forces the currently selected program to close, without giving the option to save any information.
Q. What is Alt F9?
When working on a merge document in Word, pressing Alt-F9 brings up the Windows search panel instead of toggling the field code. Ctrl-F9 also brings up the Window search instead of adding a blank field code.
Q. What does pressing F5 twice do?
Say you have a running process writing to a file, over an amount of time. Subsequent F5 keypresses will update the current size of that file, but surprisingly, it takes two key presses to view the most correct size. Pressing the F5 key once will only get you a higher value.
Q. What is Ctrl F5?
CTRL – F5 is used to force an update, disregarding any cache.
Q. What is Alt F6?
More specifically, the Alt + F6 hotkey is for switching among top-level windows in an application. For example, start Notepad, type some text, and then press Ctrl + F to call up the search dialog. At this point, you can use Alt + F6 to switch between the search dialog and the main Notepad window.
