Shortcut keys Panasonic Toughbook CF-31JPL2Q1M
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Useful keyboard shortcuts Panasonic Toughbook CF-31JPL2Q1M
F1 - Help window. Enter CMOS Setup.
F2 - In Windows renames the selected icon, file, or folder. Enter CMOS Setup.
F3 - Opens the search function.
F4 - Select the address bar in Windows Explorer.
F5 - Refresh desktop or the document window. Mute/unmute sound.
F6 - Turn down the volume.
F7 - Turn up the volume.
F8 - Key used to enter the Windows startup menu. Mute microphone.
F9 - Function key used to access Windows Safe Mode.
F10 - Activate the menu bar.
F11 - Enter and exit fullscreen mode in all modern Internet browsers.
F12 - Open browser debug tools.
Ctrl + S - Save file.
Ctrl + O - Open new file.
Ctrl + F - Opens the find box.
Ctrl + H - Opens the Find and Replace box.
Ctrl + E - Select the Search Box.
Ctrl + N - Open a new window, or create a new document.
Ctrl + C - Copying data to the Windows clipboard.
Ctrl + V - Paste data from the Windows clipboard.
Ctrl + X - Cut data to the Windows clipboard.
Ctrl + Z - Undo and redo up to 20 last actions.
Ctrl + A - Select all files and folders.
Alt + Tab - Allows you to switch between open windows in Windows.
Ctrl + Alt + Del - Brings up the exit dialog box.
Alt + F4 - Close application.
Ctrl + Mouse Scroll Wheel - Zoom In/Out.
Win + L - Show the lock screen or lock the workstation.
Win + D - Show/hide desktop (instantly minimize all open windows)
Win + Tab (+ Shift) - Switch between the window buttons on the taskbar.
Win + C - Show the "Charm Bar" sidebar.
Win + PrtScr - Create and save a screenshot on your computer.
Win + I - Open Options.
Win + S - Open the search bar.
Win + X - Open the context menu of the Start menu.
Win + V - Open the clipboard log.
Fn + F5 - Decrease screen brightness.
Fn + F6 - Increase screen brightness.
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