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On Windows, there are many shortcuts that can save you a lot of work:

So here is a brief summary. let by-office applications, numerous Shortcuts also use the Windows interface.
example, you can use "Ctrl" + "A" select all files in a folder or close with "ALT + F4" the current application.
One can not remember all the shortcut keys at once, but over time it has absorbed the most important and will realize how convenient to work in short form.
Here are some examples:

F1 => Help
F2 => Rename
F3 = Find> Files or folders
F5 => update

CTRL + A select all
CTRL + C to copy highlighted
CTRL Cut + X labeled
CTRL + V
CTRL + C paste undo

shortcuts for Word toolbar
Alt + initials
ALT + a => View
ALT + d => File
etc.

ALT + Enter => View properties for an object.
ALT + F4 => Exit program
CTRL + F4 => Close the active document
ALT + TAB => Switch between open windows CTRL + ESC
=> Start Menu open

course, this is just a sample. Who wants to know more can browse the web even further. For example

http://www.pc-erfahrung.de/software/tastenkombinationen.html

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301583/de

Dies ist eine Liste der Tastenkombinationen (engl. shortcuts ) in OpenOffice.org .

http://www.ooowiki.de/TastenKombinationen

http://blog.tim-bormann.de/windows-7-tastenkombinationen.html