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ctrl-click
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The ctrl-click tag on WindowsForum.com covers discussions about the Ctrl+Click keyboard shortcut in Windows environments. Topics include using Ctrl+Click to select multiple files in Windows Explorer, its equivalent on Mac keyboards when running Windows in a virtual machine, and its role in taskbar navigation for launching new app instances. Recent threads also reference Microsoft's Click to Do feature in Windows 11 Insider builds, which uses Ctrl+Click as a selection method for AI-powered actions. The tag spans both classic Windows 7 usage and modern Windows 11 Insider Preview builds, reflecting the shortcut's enduring relevance for file management and productivity.
Microsoft has quietly shipped matching Dev and Beta channel updates for Windows 11 this week — both delivered as cumulative update KB5064071 — bringing Dev builds to 26200.5751 (25H2 track) and Beta builds to 26120.5751 (24H2 track), along with focused refinements to Click to Do, File Explorer...
Microsoft has shipped Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26120.5751 (KB5064071) to the Beta Channel, a modest but meaningful update for Insiders on Windows 11, version 24H2 that refines Click to Do selection, softens some visual chrome in File Explorer, and continues Microsoft’s phased “controlled...
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I am running Windows 7 on a MacBook Pro virtual machine. On a PC I can open Windows Explorer and select certain files within a folder with Ctrl-Click. Does anyone know the equivalent keyboard shortcut on a MacBook Pro?
Thank you,
Jonart
Taskbar Shortcuts
Scroll through taskbar icons. Want to cycle through all the programs you have open without calling up Flip3D (with Windows key+Tab, in case you'd forgotten)? Windows key+T will guide you through all of your open programs and let you see their window thumbnails, but won't change...