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Which key renames a file?

Short answer. F2.

What does Shift+Delete do?

Skips the Recycle Bin, so be careful.

File tasks

TaskShortcut
New folderNew, Folder
RenameF2
MoveCtrl+X, Ctrl+V
DeleteDelete key

Remember

F2 renames
Cut then paste moves
Recycle Bin can restore

Deleted a file by mistake? Relax. Four file tasks. Right click, New, Folder makes a folder. F2 renames. Cut and paste moves. Delete sends it to the Recycle Bin. Remember. F2 renames. Cut and paste moves. The bin restores.

This clip is from the full lesson: Using the Desktop: Files, Folders, Settings and Installing Software — 7 minutes, with the tables, the quick answers and the whole lesson in text.

Useful for: GSEB Std 9 Computer Studies, GSEB Std 9 Computer Studies, GSEB Std 9 Computer Studies, GSEB Std 9 Computer Studies

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