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Gtalk na zat teh Shortcut keys te

1.  Chating lut a, type laitak i call nop leh F11
2.  Call na khak kik nop leh F12
3.  Na type laitak lai ong lut a, na etnop leh F9
4.  Typing a laimal te asawi-in na suah sak nop leh na laimal patnapan leh atawpna ah (__)koih in.
5.  Contrl+Mousewhell up&down*****in na chatbox sunga laimalte neusak, gol sak thei hi teh.
6.  Window na minimize nop leh Alt+Esc mek in. Esc bek pen Window khak na hi.
7.  Tab na meek leh na chat boc pen kilaih ding(na deihpn tel thei)
8.  Alt+Tab pen na window teng kilaih(na deih tel thei)
9.  Ctrl+Tab pen  browser khat sungah window na honteng khatkhit khat ong kilaih ding(nadeih tel thei)
10. Ctrl+T na meek leh Windows athak ong kah ding
11. na laigelhte na bold sak nop laimal patna leh tawpna ah  (*) koih in
12. Gtalk ah laimal khat khet in 32767mal zah bek ki ngah
13. Ctrl+C pen Copy, Ctrl+V pen Paste(kaw tawh mat)
14. Gtalk na zat laitakin "Notification Area" ahih leh Windowskey+Esc tawh sam kik in(Windows key pen Ctrl gei apen)
15. Gtalk honga Mailbox ong kah leh Right click tawh khak in.
16. Window na khak nop leh Ctrl+W meek in. Taklam atunga X na meek leh, Tabs tawh na hon teng zong ki khak lian ding hi.
17. Gtalk ah anuia icon te shortcut a koih dan:
      ☺ na deih leh Alt+1
      ☻ na deih leh Alt+2
      ♥ na deih leh Alt+3
      ♦ na deih leh Alt+4
      ♣ na deih leh Alt+5
      ♠ na deih leh Alt+6
      • na deihleh Alt+7
      ◘ na deih leh Alt+8
      ○ na deih leh Alt+9
      (note) kawl lai na khet laitak ahih leh English in laih in. tua te Number key te bek tawh ki ngah hi.)
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