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Windows Shortcut Keys

First thing is to learn the shortcuts available by using a combination of keys. Most of the functions here work for all programs, some programs have further combinations.

CTRL + C	Copies the highlighted section
CTRL + X	Cuts the highlighted section
CTRL + V	Pastes the highlighted section
CTRL + F4	Closes the current file without closing the application
ALT + F4	Closes the current application
CTRL + P	Print the actual page with default options
CTRL + S	Save the actual file
CTRL + N	Open a new file or window with the current application
CTRL + O	Open an existing file
CTRL + Z	Undo last action
CTRL + Y	Redo last action

Most of the current keyboards have a Windows key and a Context key
Clicking on the Windows key brings up the Start menu
Clicking on the Context menu key is like right-clicking an object

WIN + E	Opens the Windows Explorer
WIN + M	Minimizes all Windows
WIN + R	Opens the run box
WIN + D	Shows the desktop
WIN + F	Opens the Find Window
WIN + Pause	Opens the System Properties Dialogbox
WIN + H	Starts the Windows Help

The Windows help files have a list of all the shortcuts available