TOP STORY[/size][/font] Windows shortcuts can boost your efficiency[/size] | |
By Scott Dunn
Constantly moving your hands between the keyboard and mouse is not the most efficient way to interact with our computers, but most of us doggedly stick to it. But if you take a little time to learn (or relearn) a few basic keyboard and mouse shortcuts, you can blaze through your windows faster and more easily — and possibly put less stress on your overworked hands as well.[/size] |
The full text of this column is posted at WindowsSecrets.com/2010/02/25/02 (opens in a new window/tab).
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