Keyboard Shortcuts For Internet Explorer v5.5 For Windows

Below is a list of keyboard shortcuts that can be used in Internet Explorer version 5.5 for Windows.

• F1: Display IE Help.


• TAB: Move forward through items on a web page or the Address box.


• F11: Toggle between full-screen and other views in your browser window.


• ALT+HOME: Go to your home page.


• ALT+Right Arrow: Go to the next page.


• ALT+Left Arrow: Go to the previous page.


• BACKSPACE: Go to the previous page.


• CTRL+TAB: Move forward between frames.


• F6: Move forward between frames.


• SHIFT+CTRL+TAB: Move backwards between frames.


• Up Arrow: Scroll toward the beginning of a page or document.


• Down Arrow: Scroll toward the end of a page or document.


• HOME: Move to the beginning of a page or document.


• END: Move to the end of a page or document.


• CTRL+F: Find on the current page.


• F5: Refresh the current page.


• CTRL+R: Refresh the current page.


• CTRL+F5: Forcefully refreshes the current page, regardless of the time stamp on its Web version or local version.


• ESC: Stop downloading current page.


• CTRL+O: Go to new location.


• CTRL+L: Go to new location.


• CTRL+N: Open a new window.


• CTRL+W: Close current window.


• CTRL+S: Save current page.


• CTRL+P: Print current page or active frame.


• ENTER: Activate a selected link.


• CTRL+I: Open the Favorites box.


• CTRL+H: Open the History box.


• CTRL+E: Open the Search box.


• ALT+P: Set printing options.


• ALT+U: For printing - Change headers and footers, paper type, orientation, and margins for current page.


• ALT+HOME: Display the first page to be printed.


• ALT+Right Arrow: Display the next page to be printed.


• ALT+END: Display the last page to be printed.


• ALT+MINUS: Zoom out.


• ALT+PLUS: Zoom in.


• CTRL+ENTER: Add "www." to the beginning and ".com" to the end of the text that you type in the Address bar.


• CTRL+D: Add current page to favorites.


• CTRL+B: Open Organize Favorites dialog.


• CTRL+C: Copy selected items to Clipboard.


• CTRL+A: Select all items on current page.