In order to create a footnote you need to press the following keys on the keyboard: Ctrl + Alt + F Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F Ctrl + Shift + F Depending on the program you are using one of the combinations above should work.
The keys that we use to have an access to any of the control from menu are considered as access keys. Eg: Alt + File. Key that we use to manipulate the data over the form is known as short cut key. Eg: Ctrl + b to make selected data as bold
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Hold down Alt key, press 9774, and release Alt. That works for me in Microsoft word, I hope it will work for you wherever you need it!
you could use an alt code if you have a num pad. you hold alt and press the numbers on the num pad, the code for less than or equal to is alt 243 ≤ <---- made with alt code Alternatively, in some fonts you can type the less than symbol next to the M on the keyboard and underline it, like this: < . It looks a little messy, but it works in a pinch.
Pressing Ctrl + Alt keys, and a function key f2 to f6 will open a virtual terminal for the typing of commands. Pressing Ctrl + Alt and f7 will return you to the normal screen and out of the virtual terminal. You will need to type your username and password.
The CTRL key is the only difference. What it actually does depends on the currently active program and/or control, and whether or not the key combo has been implemented or not. If not, the shell processes the key combo. On my system (Windows 7), both combos bring up the task switcher.
Alt+F4 will normally close a program completely, while Ctrl+W will normally just close an open window.
Pressing Ctrl and Alt, and a function key, f2 to f6, will open a virtual terminal screen. Log in with user name and password to use the terminal. Pressing Ctrl + Alt and f7 will let you leave the virtual screen and return to the desktop screen. F1 is usually reserved as a help screen.
If you're using Microsoft Word: Ctrl and F2 (whilst still pressing the Ctrl key). Alt - F - V will also work.
Undo is Ctrl-Z. Redo is either Ctrl-Y or in some programs Ctrl-Alt-Z.
Ctrl + Alt + Del
simply start task manager by pressing ctrl+alt+delete.and close the application
Try pressing <Ctrl> + <Shift> + <Esc> instead.
The closest analogue in Windows would be the High Contrast feature. You can enable this by pressing Left Ctrl - Left Shift - Prt Scn.
That means the host either lost connection, or you did. You can try and wait and see if it comes back, or you can use CTRL + ALT + DELETE.
By pressing Alt Ctrl Delete you call Windows Task Manager which shows almost all running processes, connected users, Perfomance and allows you to stop/kill process/ program which doesn't respond or switch to another process.