Dell laptop touchpad shortcut?
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Sometimes it might be a convenience feature, such as scrolling when you start your finger at the right edge of it.  On most notebooks, the top margin of the touchpad serves as the back/forward.  To turn it off:\n\nGo to Start/Control Panel\nDouble-click Mouse\nlook for the appropriate option to shut that feature off (Can't tell you the specifics; I'm just going off of memory from my last notebook)\nClick OK and close the Control Panel
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use the / key near the right shift
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type something in to the addres s bar
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Windows-\nmove it around on a solid surface and use the left button to select icons or links, and the right button to present options
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That is a difficult one. \n\nFirstly right click on MY COMPUTER and select PROPERTIES, select the HARDWARE tab,and click the DEVICE MANAGER button.. Check for anything with a yellow exclimation or a red X through it. If it's under HUMAN INTERPHASE devices then iether yout touchpad is disable(red X) or the driver is not present/corrupted (yellow !).\n\nIf there is nothing there or you can't see the human interphase device tab then it is very likely that the cable connecting your touchpad to the internal board has become disconnected or loose. \n\nThe keyboard might also not be making proper contact at the connector. if you recently smacked the laptop or some one bumped it hard it is very likely. \n\nYou can open the laptop up but i think it would be best to contact a toshiba or an experienced I.T. technician.
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{○1ä231456789000╨♣3♥♥♥A~÷☺☻♥♠♦♣♠•◘○\n\nPress ALT then 1 on the key pad then let go of alt and then 2 3 and so on.\n\nHave fun.
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If you want to enable "Click and Drag", go to System Preferences, then to the "Keyboard & Mouse" Plist. In there you can choose in the "clicking" tab whether to enable or disable this feature.\nIf your hardware is damaged or is not working even with the Drag function enabled, then you must replace your Touchpad.
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Create another shortcut
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Hold down the control key (Ctrl) bottom left of keyboard
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Go to control panel. Click on MOUSE. Then there is an option to change the pointers.\n\nChange the hand to the pointer.
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press control button with "g" together\nie. ctrl + g
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Once you hook up the s-video cable (this will only carry video info...if you need audio you will have to use a mini-headphone jack to RCA adapter) you will hit your "Fn" button and whichever "F" key has a logo of a screen next to a normal screen.\n\nFor my IBM it is the F7 key, some Dells it is F4, you should be able to figure it out from the icon on the key. \n\nAlso if you want to have the laptop screen and the TV going at the same time, you will have to set the primary display by right clicking on the desktop and going to properties.  When this window opens go to settings and double click on the "screen" which will take you to multiple settings including setting the "primary."  This is also the screen where you can adjust the resolution for each display.\n\nGood luck!\n\nMikeC
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There are many shortcut keys for everysoftware you use. \nHere is the link, it might help you little bit.. \n\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/shortcut.htm#4
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In I.E. click on "view" "Explorer Bar" "History" or use short cut ctrl+H happy surfing
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Go into all programs...highlight program, right click and select pin to start menu  tada
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control panel then mouse
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Go to start- programs- accessories- accessibility- on screen keyboard