The definitions (below) are used in describing: Keyboard Shortcuts and Misc. Shortcuts.

• [Alt] = Alternate key
• [Ctrl] = Control key
• [Shift] = Shift key
• [Win] = Windows "special" key
  • (has a small picture of a flying window)
• The above keys are held down while pressing 1 or more additional keys
  • A dash (-) between keys indicates the keys are all pressed at the same time. In practice, it's usually easiest to:
    1. press and hold the 1st key
    2. press the 2nd key
    3. (and then press the 3rd key, if there is one)
  • A space (   ) indicates you press the first key-combinations, release all the keys, then press the final key
• [arrow] = The 4 Arrow keys, usually located just left of the numeric keypad
• [Esc] = Escape key (top-left of keyboard)
• [F10] = The F10 function key
• [SpaceBar] = Space bar key
• [Break] = Break key
  • aka 'Pause' key, often on the upper-right of your keyboard
• {click} = press and release the left mouse-button
• {Drag} = hold down the left mouse-button while moving the mouse
• More tips
  • Win95: c|net, World O'Windows
  • Win98: c|net, World O'Windows

Ready to punch some keys? Take a look at: Keyboard Shortcuts or Misc. Shortcuts.