[WEB4LIB] keyboard shortcut (redeaux)

[Dobbs, Aaron]

Whoops,

Here's a few others I meant to include:

To launch Explorer, press Windows-E. 
To open Find, press Windows-F. 
To minimize all windows, press Windows-M (Shift-Windows-M undoes this). 
To open the Run dialog box, press Windows-R. 
To launch Windows Help, press Windows-F1. 
To cycle through taskbar buttons, press Windows-Tab. 
To open the System Properties dialog box (say, when you want to get to
Device Manager), press Windows-Break. 

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Don't have a Windows key? No problem -- you can trick your PC into thinking
you do, using the Keyboard Remap Kernel Toy, a free utility from Microsoft.
Start by downloading the file from FileWorld (link below). Then move
krnltoys.exe to a temporary, empty folder. Double-click the file, and it
unpacks several files to your temporary folder. Right-click keyremap.inf and
select Install. 

Now open the Control Panel, double-click Keyboard, and select the Remap tab.
Under Right-Hand Side, select the key you want to designate as the Windows
key -- such as Right Alt -- in the left box. Then, in the right box, select
Windows. Click OK. 
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I got all the above from C|NET a while back

also try this link:
http://www.google.com/search?q=%22windows+key%22+shortcut+maximize

which googles: "windows key" shortcut maximize

-Aaron
:-)'


-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Edelblute [mailto:thomas at anaheim.lib.ca.us]
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 1:38 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: [WEB4LIB] keyboard shortcut


OK folks, I am looking for something that I hope exists.  I know that
Windows Key-M minimizes all open windows on a screen, but is there a
keyboard shortcut for maximizing a window?  I spent quite a bit of time
looking this morning without success.
-- 
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