Keyboard Shortcut For Notepad

Notepad is a common text only editor from Microsoft.
For you who often using Notepad, better to know the keyboard shortcut and using it  to simplify and speed up your work.



Below are the Notepad Keyboard Shortcuts

Purposes	Keyboard Shortcut
To copy selected text to the Clipboard	Ctrl + C
To cut selected text to the Clipboard	Ctrl + X
To deletes one character after the cursor (to the right)	Delete (Del)
To deletes one character before the cursor (to the left)	Backspace
To display help	F1
To find the text	Ctrl + F
To move the cursor down one line	Down
To move the cursor to the beginning	Ctrl + Home
To move the cursor to the beginning at the same line	Home
To move the cursor to the end	Ctrl + End
To move the cursor to the end at the same line	End
To move the Cursor up one line	Up
To move to the left one word	Ctrl + Left
To move to the right one word	Ctrl + Right
To paste contents currently on the clipboard	Ctrl + V
To repeat last search	F3
To replace the text	Ctrl + H
To scroll down one screen	Page Down
To scroll left one screen. (horizontal)	Ctrl + PageUp
To scroll right one screen.(horizontal)	Ctrl + PageDown
To scroll up one screen	Page Up
To start to the new line	Enter

How To Block Website Address

If you want to block a website or blog address, to become it cannot be accessed from your internet browser in your Windows computer, follow the steps below.

• Run Notepad and then open the hosts file, located in the directory : Windows\System32\Drivers\etc
(In Windows 8, click here to run Notepad)

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How To Open New Notepad In Windows 8

Many ways to open Notepad in Windows 8,  generally through the Metro Start Screen by typing  Notepad and automatically go to search, and results will appear at the left of the screen , just enter it and then Notepad will open.

Or via the keyboard shortcut Windows+Q , go to Notepad icon or type Notepad in search field.

The ways to open Notepad as above, can't open to the new Notepad, meaning if there is already an open Notepad before, it will go to that Notepad, not to a new Notepad.

To open a New Notepad is through the RUN menu
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Making Timer Using Notepad

You can make a timer using Notepad with simple code. Paste the code below to your Notepad, save as a bat file, open the Run Command and execute the bat file. Timer is ready.

here is the code :

@echo off
color 0a
:1
pause
timeout 60
goto 1

Timer unit is in seconds, change the red number you want

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