On 29/12/17 05:37, Dan Purgert wrote: > I believe <ALT>+<First Letter> works for most any menubar > > - (F)ile > - (V)iew > - (E)dit > - (H)elp > - etc...
That's been true for a long time. Generally the significant letter is underlined. It certainly worked on MS Works 2.0 (for DOS). > If the window / program has one of those upper-left menus (with the > program icon) for window-managent (Move, resize, etc), <ALT>+<SPACE> > usually opens that one. That worked in Windows 3, which was the first (and almost last) version I used (on a regular basis on my own machine). It's handy when you've lost the menu bar off the top of the screen or whatever - alt-space to bring up that menu, then you can move the window around or resize it with keys instead of the mouse. > Though it's been a long time, so I could be mistaken -- I believe if you > press and hold (or sometimes hold for a few seconds then release) it'll > highlight or underline the relevant character to open that menu (might > even give you a selection 'cursor' so you can use the arrow keys to > navigate). That I didn't know - I hadn't noticed that some apps don't show the underlines all the time. Thanks :-) Richard
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