In our last tip, we listed some of the more popular keystrokes for navigating around Windows 95 without the mouse. (If you missed this tip, we've listed them again, below.) Once you master the basics, try some of these keystroke combos: Ctrl-Esc, Esc, Shift-F10: Right-mouse-click Start button Ctrl-Esc, Esc, Tab, Tab: Shift focus to desktop icons Ctrl-Esc, Esc, Tab, Shift-F10, M: Minimize open windows In case you missed yesterday's tip: Shift-F10: Right-mouse-click selected item Ctrl-Esc: Display Start menu Alt-[underlined letter]: Select menu command Alt-Esc: Switch to Taskbar's "next" open window Alt-Tab: Switch among open windows (hold Alt and continue to press Tab) Alt-F4: Close active window Alt-spacebar, N: Minimize active window Alt-spacebar, X: Maximize active window Alt-spacebar, R: Restore active window Alt-spacebar, C: Close active window Ctrl-F10: Switch focus to menu commands (in any Explorer window) Ctrl-Tab: Rotate through dialog box tabs Ctrl-Shift-Tab: Rotate through dialog box tabs in reverse Ctrl-Alt-Del: Display Close Program dialog box