In
Internet Explorer, you can use the combination of different keyboard
keys to accomplish your routine task. With shortcut keys, you can speed
up your surfing without lifting your hands from the keys; otherwise
require a conventional mouse to select menus and buttons options. Basically
keyboard shortcuts keys help you to save time and you can perform any
tasks without leaving the keyboard keys.
Shortcut keys
Action
CTRL+A
Selects the all items on active page
CTRL+B
Display the "Organize Favorites" dialog box
CTRL+D
Add the active page to your favorites list
CTRL+F
Display the "Find" dialog box to search text on active page
CTRL+I
Display the Favorites pane
CTRL+H
Display the History pane
CTRL+N
Use to open new Internet Explorer page
CTRL+P
Use to print the active web page
CTRL+W
Closes the active explorer window
CTRL+Tab
Go to address bar of current explorer page
ALT+Home
Use to open the home page of internet explorer
ALT+Left Arrow
Go to previous page of active page
ALT+Right Arrow Go
to next page of active page
ALT+A
Go to Internet Explorer Favorites Menu
ALT+D
Go to address bar of current explorer page
ALT+E
Go to Internet Explorer Edit Menu
ALT+F
Go to Internet Explorer File Menu
ALT+T Go to Internet Explorer Tools Menu
ALT+V Go to Internet Explorer View Menu
Tab
Move forward between all items on active web page
F5
Refresh the active web page
F11 Press
F11 key to view any webpage in
full-screen view and then again press for normal view.
Press Ctrl+Enter Windows will automatically add both "www" and
".com". For example, if we type
computerfreetips
in an address bar
and then press Ctrl-Enter, Windows will take us to the
www.computerfreetips.com
COMPUTER TIPS