#348 – Predefined Command Objects, Part I

When you associate a button or menu item to a command object by setting its Command property, you typically associate the control with a preexisting command object.  You can also create your own command, e.g. an instance of a RoutedUICommand.

The preexisting commands listed below are all static properties, pointing to instances of a RoutedUICommand.

• In ApplicationCommands
  • CancelPrint
  • Close
  • ContextMenu
  • Copy
  • CorrectionList
  • Cut
  • Delete
  • Find
  • Help
  • New
  • Open
  • Paste
  • Print
  • PrintPreview
  • Properties
  • Redo
  • Replace
  • Save
  • SaveAs
  • SelectAll
  • Stop
  • Undo
• In ComponentCommands
  • ExtendSelectionDown
  • ExtendSelectionLeft
  • ExtendSelectionRight
  • ExtendSelectionUp
  • MoveDown
  • MoveFocusBack
  • MoveFocusDown
  • MoveFocusForward
  • MoveFocusPageDown
  • MoveFocusPageUp
  • MoveFocusUp
  • MoveLeft
  • MoveRight
  • MoveToEnd
  • MoveToHome
  • MoveToPageDown
  • MoveToPageUp
  • MoveUp
  • ScrollByLine
  • ScrollPageDown
  • ScrollPageLeft
  • ScrollPageRight
  • ScrollPageUp
  • SelectToEnd
  • SelectToHome
  • SelectToPageDown
  • SelectToPageUp
• In MediaCommands
  • BoostBass
  • ChannelDown
  • ChannelUp
  • DecreaseBass
  • DecreaseMicrophoneVolume
  • DecreaseTreble
  • DecreaseVolume
  • FastForward
  • IncreaseBass
  • IncreaseMicrophoneVolume
  • IncreaseTreble
  • IncreaseVolume
  • MuteMicrophoneVolume
  • MuteVolume
  • NextTrack
  • Pause
  • Play
  • PreviousTrack
  • Record
  • Rewind
  • Select
  • Stop
  • ToggleMicrophoneOnOff
  • TogglePlayPause

More commands coming next time–in NavigationCommands and EditingCommands.