I found an interesting page on Microsoft's Web site that lists keyboard shortcuts for various OSs. The Windows Keyboard Guides page is at http://www.microsoft.com/enable/products/winkeyboard.htm. Some Windows NT and Windows 9x keyboard shortcuts that I wasn't aware of include the following:
Alt+Shift+Backspace—redoes a previously undone action
Windows logo key+Break—opens the System Properties dialog box
Windows logo key+Tab—cycles through the Taskbar selections
Some useful Windows Explorer keyboard shortcuts include the following:
Asterisk (on the numeric keypad)—expands all the folders under the currently selected folder
Minus sign (on the numeric keypad)—closes all the folders under the currently selected folder
Backspace—moves to the currently selected folder's parent directory
—Melissa Wise
mwise@the-lair.com
You can't install Win2K Server in a nonstandard installation folder on a clean machine.
