What Is a Hotkey?

Shortcut keys, also known as shortcut keys or hot keys, refer to the completion of an operation through certain specific keys, key sequences, or key combinations. Many shortcut keys are often associated with keys such as Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Fn, and the Windows platform. The Windows key works with the Meta key on a Mac. You can use the shortcut keys instead of the mouse to do some work. You can use keyboard shortcuts to open, close, and navigate the Start menu, desktop, menus, dialog boxes, and web pages. You can also use shortcut keys in Word.

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Note: Due to different keyboard settings, some shortcut keys may not be suitable for all users. ^[1]

Windows Vista system shortcuts under Vista,

1. For setting

Shortcut keys can also be called accelerator keys, which are represented by Accelerator in VC / MFC.

This can be avoided. Its operation method is:

1? Will

Cancel the current command: Esc;

Tool palette: Enter;

Palette adjustment: Shift + Tab;

Exit the system: Ctrl + Q;

Get help: F1;

Cut selection area: F2 / Ctrl + X;

Copy selection area: F3 / Ctrl + C;

Paste selection area: F4 / Ctrl + V;

Show or close the brush palette: F5;

Show or close the color palette: F6;

Show or close the layer palette: F7;

Show or close the information palette: F8;

Show or close the action palette: F9;

Show or close the palette, status bar, and toolbox: Tab;

Select all: Ctrl + A;

Inverse selection: Shift + Ctrl + I;

Deselection area: Ctrl + D;

Selection area movement: direction key;

Convert layer to selection: Ctrl + click on working layer;

The selection area moves in units of 10 pixels: Shift + arrow keys;

Copy selection area: Alt + Arrow key;

Fill as foreground color: Alt + Delete;

Fill as background color: Ctrl + Delete;

Adjust Levels Tool: Ctrl + L;

Adjust the color balance: Ctrl + B;

Adjust hue / saturation: Ctrl + U;

Free deformation: Ctrl + T;

Increase pen size: "square brackets";

Reduce pen size: "square brackets";

Select the largest writing tip: Shift + "bracket";

Select the smallest writing tip: Shift + "bracket";

Reuse filter: Ctrl + F;

Move to the previous layer: Ctrl + "brackets";

Go to the next layer: Ctrl + "brackets";

Move to the front layer: Shift + Ctrl + "brackets";

Move to the bottom layer: Shift + Ctrl + "brackets";

Activate the previous layer: Alt + "square brackets";

Activate the next layer: Alt + "square brackets";

Merge visible layers: Shift + Ctrl + E;

Enlarge window: Ctrl + +;

Zoom out: Ctrl + -;

Enlarge part: Ctrl + Spacebar + Mouse click;

Zoom out: Alt + Spacebar + Mouse click;

View through the screen: PageUp / PageDown;

Show or hide the ruler: Ctrl + R;

Show or hide the dashed line: Ctrl + H;

Show or hide the grid: Ctrl + ".

Open the file: Ctrl + O;

Close the file: Ctrl + W;

File saving: Ctrl + S;

Print file: Ctrl + P;

Return to the previous step: Ctrl + Z;

Of course, in some games, many players will also set corresponding shortcut keys for easy operation.