Fun Windows7: Three easy to use Windows shortcuts

Today, I will review three easy-to-use Windows shortcuts:

Alt+Space, in the case of mouse failure, move the current screen on the screen

Ctrl+Shift+Enter, Run the program as an administrator

Ctrl+Shift+N, create a new folder

Alt+space

The function of this combination key is to pop up the classic in the upper left corner of the current window. Window control menus - that is, "maximize", "minimize", "restore", "move" and "close". The purpose of this shortcut is to move the current window on the screen in the event of a mouse failure. Shortcuts are also valid for browsers in full-screen mode, such as the following image:

Because Windows 7 does not have a classic window control menu by default, right-clicking the window button on the taskbar will pop up the Jump List. So in addition to pressing Shift + right button to call out the classic menu, Alt + space is also a good trick.

This way, if a program is open but not displayed in the foreground, you can use Alt+Tab and Alt+Space to control the position of the window on the screen.