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I use this shortcut all the time, in fact several times per hour. It is extremely useful when on the web. It allows you to open a new tab and go to...
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You can configure the power button on your PC to turn it off without using the mouse. This also makes it quicker and easier because you don't have to...
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There are many ways to set up Windows to access programs and data easier. Today we are going to set up an address bar on the taskbar so you can jump...
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There are probably only a handful of applications (programs) that you regularly use on your PC. You can list them on you start menu to have them...
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Google is more than a search engine. You can look up area codes or zip codes. You can search one specific website only. And you can do all of this...
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This tip is so easy. Consider these scenarios - you need to know where an area code or a zip code is, or need additional information about one or the...
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There are times when you need to save the display, such as when an error appears that you need to show someone. Here's how you can easily capture it...
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Do you sometimes need to quickly search for something but don't want to leave your current website? You can jump to the search field and search in a...
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Many people know what ALT F4 does. In fact, as a prank people try to get you to hit ALT F4, hoping that you will think it does something in the...
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If you’re like most people today, you spend a good percentage of your time in browsers. These shortcuts help you manage tabs without using the...
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Other Examiners:
- #10 Select word, sentence, paragraph in Word
- #9 Different Ways to Cut, Copy and Paste
- #8 One-key Repeat in Word
- #7 Two Shortcuts to Quickly Go to a Website
- #6 Selecting List Items Using CTRL and SHIFT
- #5 Using CTRL vs. ALT Shortcuts
- #4 ALT+F4 vs. CTRL+F4 - Differences
- #3 Open Website in New Tab With One Click
- #2 Use CTRL to Jump Around in Editors
- #1 Shortcut to Switch Between Programs
