Following on from my updated list of Windows Vista Shortcut keys (which all seem to work in Windows 7 as far as I can tell) I have shamelessly copied a list of Windows 7 Shortcut keys from Mintywhite (aka Windows guides)
Windows Key + left arrow = dock window to the left hand side of the screen
Windows Key + right arrow = dock window to the right-hand side of the screen
Windows Key + SHIFT + Left arrow = Move the current window one monitor to the left
Windows Key + SHIFT + right arrow = Move the current window one monitor to the right
Windows Key + up arrow = maximise current window
Windows Key + down arrow = Minimize current window
Windows Key and Home = Minimize/maximise non-active windows
Windows Key and numbers = Launch programs from the taskbar
Windows Key and Space = Enable Aero Peek
Windows Key and P = open projector mode to change external display settings
Windows Key + T Jump to the taskbar to select a new windows with <—or –> and Enter
CTRL + Left Click = Use on taskbar items to switch between windows of that program only
Shift and Left click = use on taskbar items to open another instance of that program
any more let me know
updated 10 Feb 2009
ALT + P – brings up the Page drop down in IE and also in windows explorer toggles the file preview pane
Windows Key + E = opens Windows Explorer
CTRL + SHIFT + CLICK = lunch an app with full admin rights
Updated 23 Feb 2009
Probably the complete, official and correct list from the Windows7 Blog
Rob
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for those of you sadly missing your Winkey + E Shortcut to bring up the explorer window -- you will be enlightened and delighted to know that this functionality has not been replaced by The Libraries window but rather moved over to CTRL - ALT - E - which will now bring up your explorer window with my computer view, showing your harddrives.. slightly different key stroke.. same beloved functionality. Enjoy! took me a few to figure out!
Thanks for that Chris :)