Como usar o Windows sem mouse

Uns anos atrás eu tive uma terrível saga envolvendo uma série de mouses com defeito indo e voltando da garantia e por isso passei praticamente um mês sem mouse, então esse tipo de conhecimento foi forçado à mim pela necessidade.

Lista de atalhos copiada de um post no reddit que copiou de algum outro post etc etc


General

1. ALT+TAB: This is now the equivalent of knowing what the "enter" key does. You should certainly have a good handle on it if you are in front of a computer for more than 5 minutes on any given day.
2. WIN+TAB: On Aero themes, it's ALT+TAB on steroids
3. ALT+ESC: Quickly minimize move what you're looking at to the bottom of your window stack. Great for when the boss sneaks up on you while you're browsing gonewild or something. Bonus is that it doesn't give the telltale "blip" on the screen of ALT+TAB that any boss worth his salt will recognize.
4. CTRL+X, C and V: Cut, Copy, Paste...respectively.
5. CTRL+F, or H: Find, Replace...respectively.
6. CTRL+Z, Y: Undo, Redo (thanks to /u/SADBROS[2] for the reminder...)
7. CTRL+A: Select All
8. SHIFT+Arrow Keys: Select text
9. CTRL+Arrow Keys: Move across words in text
10. CTRL+SHIFT+Arrow Keys: Select words/lines/paragraphs of text.
11. CTRL+Backspace: Deletes previous word/character block
12. CTRL+Delete: Deletes next word/character block
13. CTRL+SHIFT+ESC: Windows Task Manager. No more ALT+CTRL+DELETE!
14. WIN+L: Lock yo shit
15. WIN+M or WIN+D: Minimize all the things.
16. WIN+SHIFT+M: Undoes WIN+M/D
17. CTRL+B: Toggle Bold formatting (works in most word processors or other text-formatting editors)
18. CTRL+I: Toggle Italic formatting
19. CTRL+U: Toggle Underline
20. WIN+ R: Open "Run" Prompt

Multi-Monitor

1. WIN+Arrow keys: Shift position within current monitor
2. WIN+SHIFT+Arrow keys: Move window to different monitor.

Windows Explorer
Note: many of these work the same in most browsers where applicable

1. WIN+E: Open new instance of Windows Explorer at the My Computer location
2. ALT+D: Move cursor to the location/url bar.
3. CTRL+W: Close tab or browser window.
4. CTRL+N: When already in Explorer, this opens a new instance of explorer at your current location
5. SHIFT+DELETE: Deletes a file, bypassing the recycle bin.
6. CTRL+SHIFT+N: New folder
7. F2: Rename file. Tab from this to continue down the row with renaming.

Browsing the intertubes

1. CTRL+L: Move the cursor to the URL bar
2. CTRL+K: Move the cursor the the search box
3. CTRL+W: Close current window
4. CTRL+SHIFT+W: This is what I like to call "The Productivity Shortcut". Closes your browser.
5. CTRL+N: New browser window
6. CTRL+SHIFT+N (Chrome): Incognito window. Use CTRL+SHIFT+P in Firefox.
7. CTRL+T: New Tab
8. CTRL+SHIFT+T: Open the most recently closed tab.
9. CTRL+TAB: Move to the next tab.
10. CTRL+SHIFT+TAB: Move to the previous tab.
11. CTRL+1-9: Go to the tab at the position indicated by the number you press. E.g., press CTRL+1 takes you to the first tab.
12. CTRL+R: Reload the tab. F5 does this too. SHIFT+F5 will do a full reload of any cached data as well, great for when you're messing around with CSS
13. CTRL+U: View Source
14. CTRL+P: Print
15. CTRL+H: View your history
16. CTRL+B or CTRL+SHIFT+B: Bookmarks. In Chrome, the SHIFT version toggles the bookmarks bar.
17. CTRL+D: Bookmark the current page
18. CTRL+0: Reset zoom
19. CTRL+Plus/Minus sign: Adjust zoom
20. SHIFT+delete: Remove suggestion from autocomplete (credit to /u/DirkDasterLurkMaster[3] ) MS Excel
21. CTRL+Arrow keys: Navigate around a region. For example, press CTRL+DOWN ARROW and it will take you to the first empty cell in the column you are in.
22. CTRL+SHIFT+ARROWS: Highlights the region
23. SHIFT+ARROWS: Highlight individual cells
24. CTRL+SHIFT+R: Fill right.
25. CTRL+SHIFT+D: Fill down
26. CTRL+SHIFT+L: Activate column filtering.
27. CTRL+SHIFT+1-6: Apply various number formats. One=Decimal, 2=Time, 3=Date, 4=Currency, 5=Percent, 6=Scientific.
28. CTRL+SHIFT+~: Apply general numeric formatting, no decimals
29. CTRL+SHIFT+7: Apply thin outer border around the selected region of cells
30. CTRL+ALT+V: Paste Special Menu (credit to /u/nexuschild[4] )
31. CTRL+SHIFT+Page Up/Down: Navigate between worksheets (credit to /u/folderol[5] )
32. And a quite a few more...[6]

Outlook

1. CTRL+N: New item, depending upon the context. i.e., if you are in the mail window, it will open a new email to compose. If you are in the calendar, a new appointment.
2. CTRL+1-5: Switch context, 1=mail, 2=calendar, 3=contacts etc.
3. F9: Send/Receive all
4. CTRL+U (Mail): Mark item unread. CTRL+Q marks it read
5. SHIFT+DELETE: Permanently delete an item
6. CTRL+F: Forward an item
7. CTRL+R: Reply (mail).
8. CTRL+SHIFT+B: Address Book
9. And more...[7]

Facebook[8]

1. c - Comment when on a story in News Feed
2. j and k - Scroll between News Feed stories (like RES)
3. l - like or unlike a selected story
4. q - search for a friend to chat with
5. p - Focus on the text box when making a post
6. / - Search

Access Keys for Facebook: (Use CTRL+ALT+# in FF, ALT+# in Chrome and IE)

1. 0 - Help
2. 1 - Home
3. 2 - Timeline
4. 3 - Friends
5. 4 - Inbox
6. 5 – Notifications
7. 6 – Account Settings
8. 7 - Privacy
9. 8 - About
10. 9 - Terms
11. m - New Message

List of GMAIL Shortcuts[9]
And of course...reddit keyboard nav[10] , available if you have RES[11]