Display the Start Menu
Press [ctrl] + [esc]
Cycle through running applications
Press [alt] + [tab]
Display a selected object's property sheet
Press [alt] + [enter]
Move from one property sheet tab to another
Press [ctrl]+ [tab] or [ctrl] + [shift] + [tab]
Display a selected object's shortcut menu
Press [shift] + [F10]
Rename an icon
Press [F2]
Erase selected files instead of moving them to the Recycle Bin
Press [shift] + [del]
Move up one level
Press [backspace]
Move down one level
Press [right arrow]
Expand the next level of folders
Press the [+] key on the numeric keypad.
Expand all subfolders Press the [*] key on the numeric keypad.
Collapse all folders
Press the [-] key on the numeric keypad.
Windows 95 applications can be launced from a DOS window by simply typing the application name. There are a few other tricks, although I am not sure how useful they are. For instance, you can display a graphical view of a directory by entering "start [path]" which would show you a folder view. For an Explorer view you would type "explorer [path]." To display a graphical view of the current directory, simply type "explorer."
Should you run across any other shortcuts which aren't listed, please drop me a line at: maniac@cet.com
