Some easy windows tricks!!

System TipsUse the 'wild card' () in system searches. It's possible to find all pictures by using .jpg, for
instance. To list virtually every graphic on your hard drive, try .jpg; .png; .gif; .bmp. Multiple searches are
possible using a semicolon followed by a space, then the next item. This works foe other file types, too, like
.doc or .txt.The use of shortcut keys instead of mouse clicks is much more efficient. Re-training oneself to do so
is a bit more challenging. Most folks know that pressing the CTRL key plus x cuts and item, CTRL+ c copies and CTRL
+ v pastes, but don't forget to 'unload' the clipboard after copying a large graphic or hitting 'Print Screen.' Just
copy something small, like a word of text, to replace that large load. Otherwise it ties up precious memory.Here
are some more to tryCTRL+ A Highlights all text in documentCTRL+ close window closes all windowsWindows Display the
Start menuWindows + D Minimize or restore all windowsWindows + E Display Windows ExplorerWindows + F Display Search for
filesWindows + Ctrl + F Display Search for computerWindows + F1 Display Help and Support CenterWindows + R Display Run dialog boxWindows
+ break Display System Properties dialog boxWindows + shift + M Undo minimize all windowsWindows + tab move through taskbar buttonsWindows
+ U Open Utility ManagerCTRL+ Z is an unlimited UNDOIn rich text environments like Outlook Express or Microsoft Word, SHIFT will traditionally
'select' and CTRL will 'move.' CTRL+ BACKSPACE will delete entire words at a time; CTRL+ HOME will take you to the top of the document; CTRL+ SHIFT + HOME
will select all data between your cursor and the top of your document (END will take you to the end); CTRL+ LEFT CURSOR will move you one word back (and RIGHT will move you right);
SHIFT+ HOME will select all text in that paragraph or line.Want more Search Keyboard Shortcuts on your own computer.



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