Windows XP Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts
- END - Display the bottom of the active window
- HOME - Display the top of the active window
- NUM LOCK+Asterisk (*) - Display all of the subfolders that are under the selected folder
- NUM LOCK+Plus (+) - Display the contents of the selected folder
- NUM LOCK+Minus (-) - Collapse the selected folder
- LEFT ARROW - Collapse the current select if it is expanded or select the parent folder
- RIGHT ARROW - Display the current selection if it is collapsed or select the first subfolder
Or, simply use the *, +, and - keys on your Numeric Keypad if you have one
- Asterisk (*) Expands everything under the current selection
- Plus (+) Expands the current selection
- Minus (-) Collapses the current selection
Windows Vista Explorer Keyboard Shortcuts
Theoretically, the following should work as well, but I don't have Vista to verify their functions. Perhaps someone could comment?
- RIGHT ARROW - Expands the current selection if it is not expanded, otherwise goes to the first subfolder
- LEFT ARROW - Collapses the current selection if it is expanded, otherwise goes to the parent folder
Numeric keypad functions for *, +, and - should be the same in Vista as Windows XP.
