Can you give an example of what you're looking for?
On my Win11 computer in notepad.exe:
- press Ctrl+H brings up a replace dialog - if I tap the ALT-key, tooltips pop up near the relevant buttons (D for search down, U for search up, R for replace, A for replace all)
- press CTRL-F brings up the find dialog - if I tap the ALT-key, tooltips pop up near the relevant buttons (D for search down, U for search up)
pressing the relevant key invokes the associated function, e.g. press D searches for the entered text in the window below the current cursor.
In Windows 10 the "Replace" dialog has underlined accelerator shortcuts for
- _F_ind Next
- _R_eplace
- Replace _A_ll
which are obvious and visible in the dialog.
Having to tap alt is lousy UI, and frankly results in an ugly and cluttered appearance --- the underlines were able to communicate the functionality well, and far less obnoxious.
EDIT: Hopefully Windows 11 will develop a way to visually communicate this sort of functionality, as opposed to expecting folks to read a (non-existent) manual or randomly tapping keys.
On my Win11 computer in notepad.exe:
- press Ctrl+H brings up a replace dialog - if I tap the ALT-key, tooltips pop up near the relevant buttons (D for search down, U for search up, R for replace, A for replace all)
- press CTRL-F brings up the find dialog - if I tap the ALT-key, tooltips pop up near the relevant buttons (D for search down, U for search up)
pressing the relevant key invokes the associated function, e.g. press D searches for the entered text in the window below the current cursor.