Windows 7 keyboard shortcut keys (full list) by Shortcut Dude Published November 8, 2009 Updated November 22, 2017 Windows 7 comes up with interesting and useful shortcut key additions (take for instance the new windows logo key shortcuts) that are well worthy of being memorized/used.

1. Windows Select All

When viewing images using Windows XP you used to have a ‘print’ button. This opened the Photo Printing Wizard and had the capability to print multiple images at once by selecting the images.Windows 7 offers the same functionality, however it’s done in a different way.

Windows Select All

• Select multiple files at once in Windows 7 + Invert selection. Whenever you are trying to copy, cut, move, or delete multiple files (or folders) in Windows 7, you can perform the operation one file / folder at a time, but this quickly becomes tedious.
• Step 1, Use the keyboard shortcut. On any screen, window, or page on your computer, you can select every selectable item by pressing a couple of keys at the same time: Click the window or page that you want to select. Press Ctrl and A at the same time.Step 2, Use the Windows Explorer. If you're in a File Explorer window (e.g., your documents or This PC), you can use the menu items in the upper-left side of the window to select all: Click a folder whose contents you want to select on the left.

How to print multiple pictures on one page using Windows 7. Open the folder which contains your pictures. Select the images you would like to print (e.g. Select all).

Right click on one of the selected pictures and select ‘Print’. The Print Pictures wizard will open. Configure your print out as required. Using scroll menu to the right select how many images you want per page. Click ‘Print’ to begin printing the images.