Comments on: 100 Windows Keyboard Shortcuts That Will Help You Work Faster http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/ Learn how to get most out of software you use every day, with tips, tricks & tweaks that are featured regularly on Gnoted tech blog Wed, 01 Feb 2012 01:40:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Madav http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/#comment-18381 Madav Mon, 01 Nov 2010 20:24:10 +0000 http://gnoted.com/?p=277#comment-18381 Hi, Thanks for sharing good keyboard shortcuts.Any code for application launch from USB? Hi,

Thanks for sharing good keyboard shortcuts.Any code for application launch from USB?

]]> By: Sunny Bhasin http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/#comment-14262 Sunny Bhasin Wed, 18 Nov 2009 20:02:20 +0000 http://gnoted.com/?p=277#comment-14262 Thanks for this huge list dude :) :) It will help me in using my comp more efficiently :) :) Thanks for this huge list dude :) :)
It will help me in using my comp more efficiently :) :)

]]> By: Shirley http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/#comment-2619 Shirley Sun, 31 May 2009 22:29:42 +0000 http://gnoted.com/?p=277#comment-2619 Some icon shortcuts refuse to allow a shotcut key, such as dragging the c-drive straight onto the start menu. The icon there can't make a shortcut. That forces you to make a desktop icon first if you want a keyboard shortcut. Keyboard shortcuts you make from a shortcut icon yourself (e.g. ctrl-alt-C for the c drive) tend to refuse to work when placed on the start menu or in the" all programs" section. Sometimes they work for a while, sometimes not at all. Can you help? There isn't an option to creat a shortcut on the start menu. How dumb is it to create a shortcut on the desktop, drag it to the start menu and then delete the desktop one to find the start-menu one doesn't work because it was a shortcut to the shortcut... LOL. Some icon shortcuts refuse to allow a shotcut key, such as dragging the c-drive straight onto the start menu. The icon there can’t make a shortcut. That forces you to make a desktop icon first if you want a keyboard shortcut. Keyboard shortcuts you make from a shortcut icon yourself (e.g. ctrl-alt-C for the c drive) tend to refuse to work when placed on the start menu or in the” all programs” section. Sometimes they work for a while, sometimes not at all. Can you help?

There isn’t an option to creat a shortcut on the start menu. How dumb is it to create a shortcut on the desktop, drag it to the start menu and then delete the desktop one to find the start-menu one doesn’t work because it was a shortcut to the shortcut… LOL.

]]> By: FAUZI http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/#comment-924 FAUZI Thu, 23 Apr 2009 00:14:07 +0000 http://gnoted.com/?p=277#comment-924 good post good post

]]> By: Raj http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/#comment-107 Raj Thu, 29 Jan 2009 15:03:02 +0000 http://gnoted.com/?p=277#comment-107 I compiled my own version of MS Word shortcuts which is very helpful for me in transcription. Additionally, now I'm bookmarking this post to combine with that. I compiled my own version of MS Word shortcuts which is very helpful for me in transcription. Additionally, now I’m bookmarking this post to combine with that.

]]> By: Instructify » Blog Archive » Monday by the Numbers http://gnoted.com/100-windows-keyboard-shortcuts/#comment-28 Instructify » Blog Archive » Monday by the Numbers Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:13:34 +0000 http://gnoted.com/?p=277#comment-28 [...] 100 Windows Keyboard Shortcuts that will help you Work Faster - First of all, I’m pretty sure the whole point of a shortcut is to improve efficiency and speed, but nonetheless, here is a list of some quick keystrokes that will have you burning through lesson planning in no time. Brought to you by Gnoted.com, you should know most of them by now (Ctrl+C=Copy=duh) but there are plenty you might not know (NUM LOCK for five seconds=Switch the ToggleKeys either on or off). [...] [...] 100 Windows Keyboard Shortcuts that will help you Work Faster – First of all, I’m pretty sure the whole point of a shortcut is to improve efficiency and speed, but nonetheless, here is a list of some quick keystrokes that will have you burning through lesson planning in no time. Brought to you by Gnoted.com, you should know most of them by now (Ctrl+C=Copy=duh) but there are plenty you might not know (NUM LOCK for five seconds=Switch the ToggleKeys either on or off). [...]

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