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You know that
Windows key on your keyboard? Most people overlook it, but that's a
mistake.
One press is the same as
clicking the Start button with your mouse. And pressing it
in concert with other keys can save you from having to reach
for the mouse at all. Here are three Windows-key shortcuts
you should memorize immediately:
- Windows-D - Minimizes all open
windows so you can see the desktop. A second tap
restores them.
- Windows-E - Opens Windows Explorer
(the file-management tool, not the browser). This is
much quicker than right-clicking the Start button and
then Explore, or trying to find Explorer in the Start
menu.
- Windows-F - Launches Windows' search
tool (remember "F" for "find").
What's your favorite shortcut?
I'm an Alt-Tab man, myself, but I use
Windows-D and Windows-E pretty regularly.
If you have any specific questions, please do
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