How to read keyboard ctrl

How to pronounce keyboard ctrl?

ctrl is the abbreviation of control, [UK] [kənˈtrəul] [US] [kənˈtrol], Chinese pronunciation is "willing to make even friends".

Basic usage of ctrl in life:

CTRL N Create a new file

CTRL O Open the "Open File" dialog box

CTRL P Open the "Print" dialog box

CTRL S Save the currently operated file

CTRL X Cut the selected item to the clipboard

CTRL INSERT or CTRL C Copy the selected item to the clipboard

SHIFT INSERT or CTRL V Paste the contents of the clipboard to the current location

ALT BACKSPACE or CTRL Z Undo the previous operation

ALT SHIFT BACKSPACE Redo the undone operation in the previous step

Windows key L Lock screen key

Windows key M Minimize all open windows.

Windows key CTRL M to restore the size and position of the window before the previous operation

Windows key E to open the explorer

Windows key F to open "Find: All" File" dialog box

Windows key R to open the "Run" dialog box

Windows key BREAK to open the "System Properties" dialog box

Windows key CTRL F to open "Find: Computer ” dialog box

SHIFT F10 or right-click the mouse to open the shortcut menu of the currently active project

Press and hold SHIFT when inserting the CD to skip automatically playing the CD. Press and hold when opening word to skip the self-starting macro

ALT F4 Close the current application

ALT SPACEBAR Open the menu in the upper left corner of the program

ALT TAB Switch the current program

ALT ESC Switch the current program

ALT ENTER Switch the MSDOS window running under windows between window and full-screen states PRINT SCREEN Copy the current screen as an image To the clipboard

ALT PRINT SCREEN Copy the currently active program window to the clipboard as an image

CTRL F4 Close the current text in the current application (such as word)

CTRL F6 switches to the next text in the current application (add shift to jump to the previous window)

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