- Magnifying your Screen using Windows
- Making your Computer Speak Using Linux
- Making your Computer Speak Using Mac
- Making your Computer Speak Using Windows
- Help with your Keyboard using Linux
- Help with your Keyboard using Mac
- Help with your Keyboard using Windows
- Magnifying your screen using Linux
- Magnifying your Screen using Mac
- Changing Text Size Using Netscape
- Changing Text Size Using Firefox
- Changing Text Size Using Opera
- Changing Text Size Using Safari
- Changing text size using Internet Explorer
Help with your Keyboard using Linux
Below are lists of the most popular keyboard shortcuts.
Linux Gnome
- ‘ Alt’ + ‘ F1 ‘ – Opens the ‘ Applications Menu’.
- ‘ Alt’ + ‘ F2 ‘ – Displays the ‘ Run Application’ dialog.
- ‘ Print Screen ‘ – Takes a screenshot of the entire screen.
- ‘ Alt’ + ‘ Print Screen ‘ – Takes a screenshot of the current window.
- ‘ Ctrl’ + ‘ Alt’ + ‘ right arrow ‘ – Switches to the workspace to the right of the current workspace.
- ‘ Ctrl ‘ + ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ left arrow’ – Switches to the workspace to the left of the current workspace.
- ‘ Ctrl ‘ + ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ up arrow’ – Switches to the workspace above the current workspace.
- ‘ Ctrl ‘ + ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘down arrow’ – Switches to the workspace below the current workspace.
- ‘ Ctrl’ + ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ D’ – Minimizes all windows.
- ‘ F1′ – Starts the online help browser, and displays appropriate online Help.
Linux KDE
- ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ F1 ‘ – Opens the ‘ KDE Menu’.
- ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ F2 ‘ – Execute command.
- ‘ Print Screen ‘ – Takes a screenshot of the entire screen.
- ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ Print Screen ‘ – Takes a screenshot of current window..
- ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ Tab ‘ – Switch forward among windows.
- ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ Shift ‘ + ‘ Tab’ Switch backward among windows.
- ‘ Ctrl ‘ + ‘ C ‘ – Copy.
- ‘ Ctrl ‘ + ‘ V ‘ – Paste.
- ‘ Ctrl ‘ + ‘ Alt ‘ + ‘ D’ – Minimizes all windows.
- ‘ F1′ Starts the online help browser, and displays relevant online Help.
