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All features and buttons in Windows Media Player are accessible to you by using the keyboard only. The Player provides a variety of keyboard shortcuts for the more commonly used commands and buttons that you can use to control the Player from your keyboard or with macros. The following table shows the various keyboard shortcuts for the Player.
To do this | Use this keyboard shortcut |
---|---|
Zoom to 50% |
ALT+1 |
Zoom at 100% |
ALT+2 |
Zoom to 200% |
ALT+3 |
Toggle display for full-screen video |
ALT+ENTER |
Retrace your steps back through your most recent views in the Player |
ALT+LEFT ARROW |
Retrace your steps forward through your most recent views in the Player |
ALT+RIGHT ARROW |
Switch to full-screen mode |
CTRL+1 |
Switch to skin mode |
CTRL+2 |
Switch to the first view in a media category after Recently Added (such as Artist in Music) |
CTRL+7 |
Switch to the second view in a media category after Recently Added (such as Album in Music) |
CTRL+8 |
Switch to the third view in a media category after Recently Added (such as Songs in Music) |
CTRL+9 |
Previous (item or chapter) |
CTRL+B |
Put the focus on the search box in the library |
CTRL+E |
Next (item or chapter) |
CTRL+F |
Turn shuffle on or off |
CTRL+H |
Eject CD or DVD (note that this does not work on computers equipped with two or more CD or DVD disc drives) |
CTRL+J |
In full mode, show or hide the Classic Menus (menu bar) |
CTRL+M |
Create a new playlist |
CTRL+N |
Open a file |
CTRL+O |
Play or pause playing |
CTRL+P |
Add selected item to sync list |
CTRL+Q |
Stop playing |
CTRL+S |
In audio playback, turn repeat on or off |
CTRL+T |
Specify a URL or path to a file |
CTRL+U |
Close or stop playing a file |
CTRL+W |
Rewind video |
CTRL+SHIFT+B |
Turn captions and subtitles on or off |
CTRL+SHIFT+C |
Fast forward through video or music |
CTRL+SHIFT+F |
Use a fast play speed |
CTRL+SHIFT+G |
Play at normal speed |
CTRL+SHIFT+N |
Use a slow play speed |
CTRL+SHIFT+S |
Return to full mode from full screen |
ESC |
Display Windows Media Player Help |
F1 |
Edit media information on a selected item in the library |
F2 |
Add media files to the library |
F3 |
Switches the view of items in the Details pane using the options available with the View Options button |
F4 |
Refresh information in the panes |
F5 |
Increase the size of album art |
F6 |
Decrease the size of album art |
SHIFT+F6 |
Mute the volume |
F7 |
Decrease the volume |
F8 |
Increase the volume |
F9 |
Show the Classic Menus (menu bar) |
F10 |
Switch to full-screen mode |
F11 |
26. To get the first name of a person, use =left(name,find(” “,name)-1)
27. To calculate mortgage payments, use =PMT(interest-rate,number-of-payments,how-much-loan)
28. To get nth largest number in a range, use =large(range,n)
29. To get nth smallest number in a range, use = small(range,n)
30. To generate a random phone number, use =randbetween(1000000000,9999999999), needs analysis toolpak if you are using excel 2003 or earlier
31. To count number of words in a cell, use =len(trim(text))-len(SUBSTITUTE(trim(text),” “,”"))
32. To count positive values in a range, use =countif(range,”>0″)
33. To calculate weighted average, use SUMPRODUCT() function
34. To remove unnecessary spaces, use =trim(text)
35. To format a number as SSN using formulas, use =text(ssn-text,”000-00-0000″)
36. To find age of a person based on DOB, use =TEXT((NOW()-birth_date)&”",”yy “”years”" m “”months”" dd “”days”"”), output will be like 27 years 7 months 29 days
37. To get name from initials from a name, use IF(), FIND(), LEN() and SUBSTITUTE() formulas
38. To get proper fraction from a number (for eg 1/3 from 6/18), use =text(fraction, “?/?”)
39. To get partial matches in vlookup, use * operator like this: =vlookup(“abc*”,lookup_range,return_column)
40. To simulate averageif() in earlier versions of excel, use =sumif(range, criteria)/countif(range, criteria)
41. To debug your formulas, select the portions of formula and press F9 to see the result of that portion
42. To get the file extension from a file name, use =right(filename,3) (doesn’t work for files that have weird extensions like .docx, .htaccess etc.)
43. To quickly insert an in cell micro-chart, use REPT() function
44. COUNT() only counts number of cells with numbers in them, if you want to count number of cells with anything in them, use COUNTA()
45. Using named ranges in formulas saves you a lot of time. To define one, just select some cells, and go to menu > insert > named ranges > define
46. To format a number as SSN, use the custom format code “000-00-0000″
47. To format a phone number, use the custom format code “000-000-0000″
48. To show values after decimal point only when number is less than one, use [<1]_($#,##0.00_);_($#,##0_) as formatting code
49. To remove grid lines from excel worksheet, go to menu > tools > options > and un-check grid lines option. (Excel 2007: office button > excel option > advanced)
50. To hide a worksheet, go to menu > format > sheet > hide
51. To align multiple objects, like charts, drawings, pictures use drawing toolbar > align and select alignment option
52. To freeze rows on top, select the a row and use menu > window > freeze panes
53. To disable annoying formula errors, go to menu > tools > options > error checking tab and disable errors you don’t want to see
54. To change the shape of cell comments from rectangle to some other symbol, select the comment, go to drawing tool bar and change the shape from there
55. To transpose a range of cells, copy the cells, go to empty area, and press alt+e+s+e
56. To save data filter settings so that you can reuse them again, use custom views
57. To select all formulas, press CTRL+G, select “special” and check “formulas”
58. To select all constants, press CTRL+G, select “special” and check “constants”
59. To clear formats from a range, select menu > edit > clear > “formats”
60. To move a chart and align it with cells, hold down ALT key while moving the chart
61. To create an instant micro-chart from your normal chart, use camera tool
62. Understand data to ink ratio to reduce chart junk, using even a pixel more of ink than what is needed can reduce your chart’s effectiveness
63. Combine two different types of charts when one is not enough, to use, add another series of data to your sheet and then right click on it and change the chart type
64. To reverse the order of items in a bar / column chart, just click on y-axis, press ctrl+1, and check “categories in reverse order” and “x-axis crosses at maximum category” options
65. To change the marker symbol or bubble in a chart to your own favorite shape, just draw any shape in worksheet using drawing toolbar, then copy it by pressing ctrl+c, now go to the chart and select markers (or bubbles) and press ctrl+v
66. To create partially overlapped column / bar charts, just use overlap and gap settings in the format data series area. A overlap of 100 will completely overlap one series on another, while 0 separates them completely
67. To increase the contrast of your chart, just remove grayish background color that excel adds to the chart (in versions excel 2003 and prior)
68. To save yourself some trouble, always try to avoid charts like – 3D area charts (unstacked), radar charts, 3D Lines, 3D Columns with multiple series of data, Donut charts with more than 2 series of data
69. To improve comparison, replace your radar charts with tables
70. Remove any vertical grid-lines
71. Change horizontal grid-line color from black to a very light shade of gray
72. Adjust chart series colors to get better contrast
73. Adjust font scaling (for versions excel 2003 and prior)
74. Add data labels and remove any axis (axis labels) if needed
75. Remove chart background colors