Monday, February 11, 2013

Use Windows Faster with Less Mouse Movement and Clicks


Using shortcut keys can reduce the use of mouse and increase the speed and efficiency of work.


Opening Applications

Step 1: Create a shortcut for the application (if one doesn't exist) by right-clicking on the program file and choosing the Create Shortcut option
Step 2: Right-click the shortcut and click Properties.
Step 3: Under Shortcut tab, enter the your shortcut in the Shortcut Key box and click applyAll shortcut keys to open an application will follow the combination "CTRL + ALT+your choice of key". 

Operating Application Windows
  • Minimize all the windows: Windows Key + M or use show desktop (Windows Key + D). The shortcut for show desktop is better as pressing it again will show the last active window.
  • Minimize the active window, press alt + spacebar and then press N.
  • Maximize the active window: alt + spacebar and then X.
  • Close an active window: alt + Spacebar and then C
General
  • Copy: Ctrl + C
  • Past: Ctrl + V
  • Cut: Ctrl + X
  • Print: Ctrl + P
  • Save: Ctrl + S
Security
  • Lock the computer: Windows Key + L
Application Specific Shortcuts


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