Number Trader Short Cut by CoPilot

I can't give proper instructions to CoPilot in some cases
but I got this

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FireFox Keyboard Shortcuts

Firefox:
CTRL + SHIFT + P (Private Browsing)
CTRL + T (New Tab)
CTRL + ALT (Switch between tabs)
CTRL + W (Close Tab)
CTRL + H (Show/Hide History)
CTRL + U (View Source) [19.10.2023]
CTRL + I (Page Info) [18.12.2023]
CTRL + J (Shows downloads)
CTRL + F or F3 - Find/Find next
F5 (Refresh webpage)
F11 - Full Screen Mode/Exit Full Screen Mode
ALT + Left Arrow - Page Back (12.09.2020)
ALT + Right Arrow - Page Forward (12.09.2020)
ALT, f, x (EXIT)

Word Keyboard Shortcuts

Word:

BACKSPACE (deletes character on left from blinking cursor)
DELETE (deletes character on right from blinking cursor)

CTRL + Z (Undo)
CTRL + S (Save)


CTRL + A (Selects everything)
CTRL + C (Copy)
CTRL + V (Paste)
CTRL + X (Cut)

CTRL + F (Find...)

CTRL + B (Bold)
CTRL + I (Italic)
CTRL + U (Underline)

ENTER (New Paragraph)
SHIFT + ENTER (New line)
CTRL + ENTER (Page Break New Page)

HOME (Beginning of line)
END (End of line)

SHIFT + F3 (Switch case)

CTRL + HOME (Anchor goes to Start of document)
CTRL + END (Anchor goes to End of document)

CTRL + Right Arrow (word by word)
CTRL + Left Arrow (word by word)

SHIFT + Up Arrow
SHIFT + Down Arrow

SHIFT + END (Selects all from left to right relative to blinking cursor)
Example: H|ello -->  Hello|

SHIFT + HOME (Selects all from right to left relative to blinking cursor)
Example: Hello what|'s app? --> |Hello what's app?

CTRL + SHIFT + END (Depending on where blinking cursor is selects all from left of to right to end of document)
CTRL + SHIFT + HOME (Depending on where blinking cursor is selects all from right to left till start of document)

PAGE UP (Goes from current page to previous page)
PAGE DOWN (Goes from current page to next page)

Practice, practice, practice...

Windows 7 KeyBoard Shortcuts

Windows 7:

F1 (Help)
F2 (Rename)
CTRL + C (Copy)
CTRL + V (Paste)
CTRL + X (Cut)

CTRL + Z (Undo last operation)
CTRL + A (Select all)

ALT + TAB (Change between programs)
CTRL + ALT + DELETE (Calls options)
CTRL + SHIFT + ESC (Calls Task Manager)
CTRL + SHIFT + N (Creates New Folder)
LEFT ALT + LEFT SHIFT + NUM LOCK (use keyboard as mouse)
WIN + R (Run Task)
WIN + F (Search)
WIN + D (Desktop)
WIN + E (Computer)
WIN + L (Lock Screen)

TAB (next object)
SHIFT + TAB (previous object)

WIN, RIGHT ARROW, ENTER (Shutdown)
ALT + F4 (Close Window)
PRINT SCREEN (Takes screenshot)
ALT + PRT SCR (Takes screenshot of focused window)
ALT GRAPH + X (Editing Screenshot)
WIN+R, type "cmd", ENTER (Run command prompt)

CAPS LOCK ON (UPPER CASE)
CAPS LOCK OFF (lower case)

INSERT ON (Over type)
INSERT OFF (No over type)

DELETE - send folder (with subfolders and files if there is any) or file(s) to Recycle Bin.
SHIFT + DELETE - Permanently delete file

For those who want to know more:
Windows 7: Open Explorer; Click on top right corner blue question mark button and select View Help (blue book)
Search for "keyboard" in your system's language and there it should be in those links full Key Shortcut list for Windows 7. Depending on what you need.

How to run Command prompt tricks [WINDOWS 7]

CMD is short for Command.
Command prompt is also sometimes called terminal, console...
Command prompt is legacy of DOS (Disk Operating System)

Three ways to run console:

Press WIN KEY + R, type "cmd" (without quotes) in textbox and press ENTER
or
Press WIN KEY, type "cmd", Press ENTER
or
Press on Windows start button -> All Programs -> Accessories -> Command Prompt

When command prompt is open write "start www.google.com" without quotes and hit ENTER
this command will run your default web browser and it'll try to open google website.
You can enter any web address you want instead of www.google.com.

You can also run this "start ." when you run this command it will open current directory in Windows Explorer (GUI).

For more information about Start command write "help start" (without quotes) in CMD and press enter.

Some basic DOS commands:
help - help - shows all available commands
dir - directory - lists all files and directories in current directory
md - make directory - makes new directory
rd - remove directory - deletes directory
cd - change directory - navigation through directories
copy - copies file(s) and/or directorie(s)
move - moves file(s) and/or folder(s) to another place
ren - rename - renames directorie(s) or file(s)
del - delete - deletes folder(s) and/or file(s)
cls - clear screen
edit - simple file editor

Keyboard Shortcuts

Windows 7:

F2 (Rename)
CTRL + C (Copy)
CTRL + V (Paste)
CTRL + X (Cut)

CTRL + Z (Undo last operation)
CTRL + A (Select all)

ALT + TAB (Change between programs)
CTRL + ALT + DELETE (Calls options)
CTRL + SHIFT + ESC (Calls Task Manager)
CTRL + SHIFT + N (Creates New Folder)
LEFT ALT + LEFT SHIFT + NUM LOCK (use keyboard as mouse)
WIN + R (Run Task)
WIN + F (Search)
WIN + D (Desktop)
WIN + E (Computer)
WIN + L (Lock Screen)

TAB (next object)
SHIFT + TAB (previous object)

WIN, RIGHT ARROW, ENTER (Shutdown)
ALT + F4 (Close Window)
PRINT SCREEN (Takes screenshot)
ALT + PRT SCR (Takes screenshot of focused window)
WIN+R, type "cmd", ENTER (Run command prompt)

CAPS LOCK ON (UPPER CASE)
CAPS LOCK OFF (lower case)

INSERT ON (Over type)
INSERT OFF (No over type)


For those who want to know more:
Windows 7: Open Folder, Click on top right corner blue question mark button and select View Help (blue book)
Search for "keyboard" and there it should have in those links full key shortcut list for Windows depending on what you need.


Word:

BACKSPACE (deletes character on left from blinking cursor)
DELETE (deletes character on right from blinking cursor)

CTRL + Z (Undo)
CTRL + S (Save)


CTRL + A (Selects everything)
CTRL + C (Copy)
CTRL + V (Paste)
CTRL + X (Cut)

CTRL + F (Find...)

CTRL + B (Bold)
CTRL + I (Italic)
CTRL + U (Underline)

CTRL + SHIFT (New line)
CTRL + ENTER (Page Break New Page)

HOME (Beginning of line)
END (End of line)

SHIFT + F3 (Switch case)

CTRL + HOME (Anchor goes to Start of document)
CTRL + END (Anchor goes to End of document)

SHIFT + END (Selects all from left to right relative to blinking cursor)
Example: H|ello -->  Hello|

SHIFT + HOME (Selects all from right to left relative to blinking cursor)
Example: Hello what|'s app? --> |Hello what 's app?

CTRL + SHIFT + END (Depending on where blinking cursor is selects all from left of to right to end of document)
CTRL + SHIFT + HOME (Depending on where blinking cursor is selects all from right to left till start of document)

PAGE UP (Goes from current page to previous page)
PAGE DOWN (Goes from current page to next page)

Practice, pratice, practice...

Firefox:
CTRL + SHIFT + P (Private Browsing)
CTRL + T (New Tab)
CTRL + W (Close Tab)
CTRL + H (Show/Hide History)
CTRL + J (Shows downloads)
F5 (Refresh webpage)
ALT, f, x (EXIT)

Anchor <---> blinking cursor

I'll add things up when possible.