Switch on or off the backdrop feature of the Workbench root window

Execute a command

Opens the About requester with version info etc.

Quit Workbench

Closes the selected drawer window

Selects the contents in the selected window

Clears the selection

Cleans up the window contents by column

Cleans up the window contents by name

Cleans up the window contents by date

Cleans up the window contents by size

Cleans up the window contents by type

Shows only files with an associated icon in the selected window's drawer

Show All Files in the selected window's drawer (even files with no associated icon)

Displays files in icon mode (the default)

Displays files by name, sorted in alphabetical order

Displays files by name, sorted by date (older to more recent)

Displays files by name, sorted by size (smaller to bigger)

Displays files by name, sorted by Type (directories first, then files)

Runs the Find utility allowing you to search for files

Open selected file(s)

Clone selected file(s)

Rename selected file(s)

Displays all information on the selected icon(s)

Stores the position(s) of the selected icon(s)

Clears the stored position(s) of the selected icon(s)

Moves the selected file(s) from its/their location(s) to the desktop

Puts the selected left out file(s) back in its/their original place(s)

Deletes the selected file(s) directly

Same as clicking left mouse button

Same as clicking right mouse button

Moves mouse pointer

Moves mouse pointer in larger steps

Workbench screen to front

Front screen to back

Requester OK (leftmost gadget)

Requester Cancel (rightmost gadget)

Drag the screen whether the pointer is on the title bar or not

(click Close Gadget) Closes all open drawer windows

(click Zoom gadget) Maximizes a window to full screen without covering the Workbench title bar

(drag window) Forces window to stay within the WB screen (when "Off-screen windows dragging" is enabled in Prefs/GUI)

(drag window frame) Resizes a window from any edge or corner

(drag window) Moves a window by clicking it anywhere (except active text editors)

(drag screen) Moves or drags down a screen by clicking it anywhere. This can be redefined in Prefs/GUI, where you can also change other aspects of screen dragging

Flips to the Workbench screen

Activates the leftmost button in a requester.

Activates the rightmost button in a requester with more than one button

Moves the pointer

Moves the pointer faster

Performs a RMB (right mouse button) click

Performs a LMB (left mouse button) click

Open...

Save

Save As...

Print

About... (not listed in the official standard, but anyway almost always used)

Quit

Cut

Copy

Paste

Undo

(hold during bootup) Early Startup Menu

(on PC keyboard, hold during bootup) Early Startup Menu

(hold during bootup) System boot without Startup-Sequence

Boot without starting anything from the WBstartup drawer

Break signal. It will make a shell program stop immediately

Similar to Ctrl + C, except that it breaks a running AmigaDOS script. Normally, a Ctrl + C will break the currently executing command, but if it is running as part of a script, this will just let the next command in the script run

Exit the shell. It does the same as hitting the close gadget or typing EndCLI as a command