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These shortcuts will work on most of the Nokia phones (especially for N series). Generic Shortcuts 1. To get the Task Manager To close a running application you can press and hold the Menu button until all the running task can be seen. Then to close an application highlight it and then press the key 2. To switch to Silent profile This shortcut is very handy. Press and hold the ( ‘0? key) unt

Amazon Kindle The Definitive Guide - Includes Kindle tricks accessing Google GPS Maps, play games, how to email attachment files free of charge, also a complete list of Kindle user keyboard shortcuts (Kindle Edition)By Errol R. Williams Buy new: $2.95 Customer Rating: [...]

Ctrl + Tab or Ctrl + PageDown: Cycle through tabs. Ctrl + Shift + Tab or Ctrl + PageUp: Cycle through tabs in reverse. Ctrl + (1-9): Switch to tab corresponding to number. Ctrl + N: New window. Ctrl + T: New tab. Ctrl + L or Alt + D or F6: Switch focus to location bar. Ctrl + Enter: Open location in new tab. Shift + Enter: Open location in new window. Ctrl + K or Ctrl + E: Switch focus to search bar. Ctrl + O: Open a local file. Ctrl + W: Close tab, or window if there's only one tab open. Ctrl + Shift + W: Close window. Ctrl + S: Save page as a local file. Ctrl + P: Print page. Ctrl + F or F3: Open find toolbar. Ctrl + G or F3: Find next... Ctrl + Shift + G or Shift + F3: Find previous... Ctrl + B or Ctrl + I: Open Bookmarks sidebar.

hello friends, recently i got few shortcuts about internet explorer. I think these tricks will make your work speed up. I tried these tricks in internet explorer 7 and it works good .So guys save your time....Mouse Shortcutshift+click on a link -- opens in a new tabctrl+ mouse wheel up/down -- zoom in / outmiddle mouse click on a link -- opens in a new tabmiddle mouse click on a tab -- close the tabKeyboard Shortcutctrl+w -- close tab /windowctrl+ T -- open new tabctrl+ tab -- between tabsctrl+ alt+f4 -- close all other open tabsctrl+ E -- go straight to the search boxalt+D -- select the address baralt+ home -- goes to your homepagef5 -- refreshes the current page

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A couple of weeks ago, we wrote about the shortcuts that IT Operations teams take when they need to make changes to their environments. In that post, we explained why taking such shortcuts is so appealing. Testing the right way tends to require considerable resources and budget when done correctly. Without a mature, comprehensive testing [...]

This is list of Custom keyboard shortcut from Photoshop CS2. With it you can use Photoshop CS2 faster than you using mouse to click option in the menu.You can make editing in photoshop faster to finish you work photo.Download HerePhotoshop CS2 Keyboard Shortcuts .pdf

Just like one has desktop shortcuts for your oft used programs, you can also create shortcuts to open your favorite websites ! There are two ways of doing it: Right click on any BLANK space on the web page, and from the context menu which pops up, select Create Shortcut. Or there is this real short way of doing it . . .

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Sometimes, in order to save time and pain-in-the-butt clicks, it is necessary to find some kind of shortcuts to get something you really need on your desktop right away. I mean, why spend seconds, minutes and dozens of clicks when instead, with a simple step, you are able to display whatever you want on your [...]

Shortcuts for any application just makes the job easier at any stage. But at the same time we cannot remember all the short-cuts in our mind and at the same time referring to Internet at all the time sometimes makes job painful especially when you are behind the corporate firewall. In a big word [...]

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Adding shortcuts to start menu or desktop help you quickly access your favourite programs/applications ,disk drives ,files and folders.You may already know how to add your favourite programs shortcuts on the desktop.If you don't ,right clicking the icon/folder/file/program/drive and selecting create shortcut adds a shortcut on the desktop.But adding shortcuts to start menu needs a few more steps.This tip isn't a new one but quite useful to handle frequently accessed programs,files or folders.I will show you how to do this in WINDOWS XP.1.Right Click on the Taskbar,select properties and then start menu tab2.In the start menu window choose Classic start menu and click advanced3.Click add,browse and select your favourite,click next to continue4.Here select start menu,next and finish.Your fav

Samsung seem determined to cater for all possible options with their new SCH-W599 handset. Not only can the device handle both CDMA and GSM networks, but it actually has two SIM card slots meaning, like its D780 candybar contemporary, it can simultaneously log onto two separate GSM accounts. That means you can receive calls on, say, personal and business numbers using the same handset (keeping the CDMA account for extra-curricular mischief, perhaps).The W599 is controlled predominantly via a 2.4-inch QVGA 260k colour passive touchscreen, complete with extending stylus to take advantage of the handwriting recognition. It also has directional controls encircling a scroll wheel for multiple navigation options. Samsung have also added something they’re calling “handwritten instructions

I enjoy reader’s articles to read as much as I enjoy expert’s articles. One of blog reader Praveen Barath always have good ideas to share. Here is Praveen Barath’s comment on my previous article Query Analyzer Shortcuts. MSSQL server 2005 is a database platform , Platform because from one window you can connect to any of [...]

We are always trying to understand the way that companies test changes at IT’s About Uptime. How often are changes tested? Who does the testing? How many changes get made in a year? How many get rolled back? You get the picture. One key component that also needs to be considered is where (i.e. in what [...]

We are always trying to understand the way that companies test changes at IT’s About Uptime. How often are changes tested? Who does the testing? How many changes get made in a year? How many get rolled back? You get the picture. One key component that also needs to be considered is where (i.e. in what [...]

In many previous posts I provided step-by-step instructions for performing certain tasks. At times I mentioned several methods of accomplishing one of the steps, and usually it involved using the Windows key on your keyboard. This key provides many shortcuts for commonly used functions within Windows.I have decided to compile a list of the various functions that the Windows key can accomplish for future reference. They are listed within this post.The Windows KeyThe Windows key is located, usually, between the left CONTROL and ALT keys on the keyboard. You use the key the same way you use the other keys, simply by pressing and holding it down and typing another key. The following table provides a listing of the various key combinations and the action they perform.CombinationActionWindows Ke

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Kana Launcher Triggers Floating Shortcuts with a Hotkey [Featured Windows Download] Windows only: Free menu and icon launcher Kana Launcher won't be a boon to those who've given Launchy or another app-finder a home on their desktop, but it might just fit the bill for those looking to reduce desktop clutter and stop digging through Start menus. Sitting in the system tray, Kana lets you assign the folders, files, and programs you want to access to a floating tray of icons, a collapsible menu list, or all-in-one system tray icons. You can assign multiple programs to a single "Group Launch" list, and set a delay between opening each app to save your memory the strain. Kana Launchers is a free download for Windows systems only. Kana Launcher [Example Source via Freeware Genius]

AskTheAdmin has covered third party applications that create similar shortcuts. But we know you guys want to be able to do this stuff from scratch with out no stinking tools. It is simple as pie (pie is actually not that simple, nor is PI). Simply fire up a text editor and type in the following information:Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00[[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop]"ScreenSaveActive"="0"Your text document should look like the above picture. Save it as something clever like SaverOff.reg. The .reg is the magic that makes this happen. It is interpreted as a registry backup file and by activating it with regedit - it gets imported into your registry making the change instantly for your impatient self!Don't close that text file yet. Change the ="0" to ="1" and re-save the fil

Microsoft windows keyboard shortcuts. You might know most of these shortcuts, but probably not all of them. If you have more keyboard shortcuts, please let me know :) * CTRL+C (Copy) * CTRL+X (Cut) * CTRL+V (Paste) * CTRL+Z (Undo) * DELETE (Delete) * SHIFT+DELETE (Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin) * CTRL while dragging an item (Copy the selected

One of the small joys of computer use is discovering a shortcut key that is so helpful you start using it every day. We've covered some of these in the past, but there are hundreds of shortcuts. Here... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Useful, quick shortcuts to common actions are not always available in a OS, specially Windows. luckily we can hack are way into the registry or tweak easily the default behavior and its functionality to suite our needs.Below are three tutorials I put together recently for Windows XP (and Vista) users.Windows Hack - Add Options to Right Click MenuAdd the option Copy To and Move To on the Windows Explorer Right Click Menu.This hack can be applied to Windows XP and Vista.Notes from video:HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlersCopy To {C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}Move To {C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}Windows Hack -Add a Command Prompt Shortcut to the Right Click MenuThis Windows XP tip allows you to access hidden functionality by adding a right clic

Search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) are two of the most powerful and profitable things you can do for your online business. As Google celebrates its twelfth birthday there are Internet shoppers than ever, with more choices than ever. So let's take a few minutes to see how you can beat the competition and dominate Google. This article has three parts; Stats, Spying

Windows Key Board Short CutsUse 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 pre

SEO and SEM Shortcuts, Spying and Stats to Dominate Google! Search engine optimization (SEO) and search engine marketing (SEM) are two of the most powerful and profitable things you can do for your online business. As Google celebrates its twelfth birthday there are more Internet shoppers than ever, with more choices than ever. So let’s take [...]

Most everyone over the age of 18 has been approached by or joined an MLM (Multi Level Marketing) company at some point in your life. And many of us have joined them to have the financial abundance and time freedom that a Successful MLM Business can provide.However, for those that succeed with their business opportunity, there are many that fail to find success. And even fewer find the shortcuts to MLM Success which can take years off of the learning curve for most people.These MLM shortcuts to success are among the most important things that someone can know…

Vitamin L: Ableton Live Keyboard, Mouse Shortcuts on XP - Ableton Live gets a little help from a Tonearm. (Photo: lowfatbrains.)My friend Ilia, aka Tonearm, has released his set of Windows XP-compatible shortcuts for Ableton Live. (Got to play out with Ilia last month and hope to do it again.) Ableton, if you’re listening, here’s another argument for more customization of the program.Even if [...] More: continued here Other Review: Facelift (Audio CD)

Ctrl + Tab or Ctrl + PageDown: Cycle through tabs. Ctrl + Shift + Tab or Ctrl + PageUp: Cycle through tabs in reverse. Ctrl + (1-9): Switch to tab corresponding to number. Ctrl + N: New window. Ctrl + T: New tab. Ctrl + L or Alt + D or F6: Switch focus to location bar. Ctrl + Enter: Open location in new tab. Shift + Enter: Open location in new window. Ctrl + K or Ctrl + E: Switch focus to search

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The syntax for events and delegates has always struck me as a bit bulky and hard to remember. For instance, to declare an Alarm event seen in many of the Microsoft code samples, you declare a handler type and an event of that handler type as follows: public delegate void AlarmEventHandler(object sender, AlarmEventArgs e); public event AlarmEventHandler Alarm; It's a bit wordy and there's a naming convention to remember as well. With .NET 2.0 however, the class library contains a generic delegate that makes declaring events a more intuitive. [SerializableAttribute] public delegate void EventHandler<TEventArgs>( Object sender, TEventArgs e ) where TEventArgs : EventArgs Using the EventHandler generic delegate, the Alarm event can now be expressed in one line with a

You can add easily dates in Outlook 2007 using shortcuts. You can add dates in Outlook 2007 using shortcuts. Instead of calculating or guessing dates, you can type one of the following in a date related item in Outlook 2007: today - Todays date yesterday - Yesterdays date tomorrow - Tomorrow’s Date next week - Date 1 week from today 2 weeks - Date 2 weeks from today 1 month - Date 1 month from today 1 year - Date 1 year from today You can add the word ago to any of the above. For example, typing 1 year ago would display the date 1 year from today.

I decided to post a brief keyboard shortcut list for Adobe Illustrator for more efficient work with the pen tool.MAC OS / WindowsCommand / Ctrl = will temporary allow you to access the last selection tool you've usedCommand+Space / Ctrl+Space = again a temporary access to the zoom in tool.Option+Command+Space / Alt+Ctrl+Space = zoom out tool.Shift / Shift = A really helpful shortcut - constrains proportions, angles, movement. It works for almost all actions in IllustratorSpacebar = Gives you temporary access to the hand tool.Note: The benefit of using these keyboard shortcuts is that you don't need to always activate and deactivate your line (path) for similar manipulations.Vectot Art

Windows Keyboard Shortcuts for Mozilla Firefox CTRL + A Select all text on a webpage CTRL + B Open the Bookmarks sidebar CTRL + C Copy the selected text to the Windows clipboard CTRL + D Bookmark the current webpage CTRL + F Find text within the current webpage CTRL + G Find more text within the same webpage CTRL + H Opens the webpage History sidebar CTRL + I Open the Bookmarks sidebar CTRL + J Opens the Download Dialogue Box CTRL + K Places the cursor in the Web Search box ready to type your search CTRL + L Places the cursor into the URL box ready to type a website address CTRL + M Opens your mail program (if you have one) to create a new email message CTRL + N Opens a new Firefox window CTRL + O Open a local file CTRL + P Print the current

Vista Shortcut Manager is one of those little applications that doesn’t really do much of anything, but what it does do, it does well. While the name may conjure up a program that gives you advanced controls over your shortcut behavior, and perhaps even a list of shortcuts on your PC, the program really just [...]

In the web browser like Mozilla Firefox, on the Menu bar, various menus are found. These menus are categorized into various web-browsing commands. The options, which are located in these Menus, are incorporated with various keyboard shortcuts. Therefore, in this article, there is a brief survey of these menus, options and its shortcut commands.

c - compose a new mail / - puts your cursor in the search box k - move to newer conversation j - Move to older conversation n - next message p - previous message o or Enter - open a conversation u - return to conversation list y - archive a conversation m - mute (archive and make all future messages from this conversation skip the inbox) x - select conversation s - star a message or conversation ! - report spam r - reply to a mail a - reply to all recepients f - forward message Esc - escape from input field ctrl+s - save draft key combos tab then Enter - send message y then o - archive your conversation and move to the next one. g then a - go to all mail g then s - go to starred conversations g then c - g

calendar view c - Allows you to create a new event. + c allows you to create an event in a new window. / - Places your cursor in the search box p - Moves your calendar view to the previous date range n - Moves your calendar view to the next date range t - Moves you to the current day d - Displays your calendar in the “Day” view x - Displays your calendar in a customized view w - Displays your calendar in the “Week” view m - Displays your calendar in the “Month” view a - Displays your calendar in the “Agenda” view q - Opens “Quick Add” Esc - Brings you back to the default calendar view event view Enter - Expands a collapsed region Tab - Moves your cursor to the next field Alt t

Enjoy and fasten your experience with vista using the following shortcuts in vista:Ctrl+Shift+Esc -> Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del -> Tasks Screen)Ctrl+Shift+Enter -> Run an executable with elevated privilegesWindows logo key+1-0 -> Launch the shortcuts o...

Book DescriptionThis portable how-to guide provides you with that quick on-the-job tutorial that will save you time, simplify your keystrokes, and reduce mouse stress, leading to increased efficiency while working in Windows XP and Internet Explorer, Word 2003, Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, Outlook 2003, Access 2003, and more Windows XP and Office applications. Author, Hart-Davis, not only guides you through inbuilt keyboard shortcuts, but also teaches how to customize shortcuts using custom utilities.Read More...planet ebooks

1. Tiny hole in the wall Disguise it with a dab of typewriter correction fluid or white toothpaste. 2. Clogged showerhead Unscrew it and scrub with an old toothbrush. Poke a toothpick through the holes to clear them. Soak the plastic parts in a solution of 2 teaspoons white vinegar to one cup warm water to remove remaining [...]

I presume everyone of us would like to make our work much easier right? Everyone needs shortcuts whatever it is, we like to make our job easy but that doesn’t mean that we are lazy of some sort. I’d like to share this [...]

This tricks compatible on devices : S60 2nd, 3rd Edition, Nokia Nseries, Nokia Eseries.Long-press Menu keyLong-pressing menu key will bring you the tasks list. It is useful to switch between applications or kill a running task. Call keyPressing Call key will bring Logs application and display the last called phone numbers.Furthermore, pressing Call key in the Messaging application will send your message. Long-press 1 keyLong-pressing 1 key on the idle screen will dial your voice message number. Note that, there might be a problem with some operators and devices that the voice message number is not assigned automatically. In this case, the first time you long-press 1 key, you can assign the number manually.Long-press 0 keyLong-pressing 0 key will launch the default Web browser.Long-press M

Use these shortcuts in Start > Run toget to your configuration tools faster inWindows XP Professional:compmgmt.msc Computer management consoledevmgmt.msc Device managerdiskmgmt.msc Disk management dfrg.msc Disk defragmenterfsmgmt.msc Shared folders gpedit.msc Group policy editor lusrmgr.msc Local users and groups perfmon.msc Performance monitor secpol.msc Local security settings services.msc Manage services

It’s a proven fact that by using keyboard shortcuts your productivity with that software increases. This tutorial contains all the keyboard shortcuts for Adobe Photoshop CS3, CS2, CS, 7, Adobe Illustrator CS3, CS2 and Adobe Dreamweaver CS3, both Windows and Mac versions. Adobe Photoshop CS3 Keyboard Shortcuts Windows version - Download PDF Mac version - Download PDF [...]

In this tutorial I’ll show you how to use Photoshop CS and CS2 to change your keyboard shortcuts, how to save sets of customized keyboard shortcuts, and how to print out your customized sets. If you have an earlier version of Photoshop, at the end of the tutorial you’ll find some helpful tips and a [...]

These are short and simple tips to make browsing easier. Middle-click refers to pushing down the mouse wheel in the center of your mouse, if your mouse wheel does not support middle-clicking then... Read more on

In this screencast I show how easy it is to use SmartDraw to make and edit a flowchart. This is my first screencast so I'm open to any criticism about the my presentation or clarity. Enjoy! For a more detailed rundown of flowcharting without the mouse, check out Josh's previous post on flowcharting. Email this | Add to del.icio.us | Digg this! | Share on Facebook | Stumble it!

Getting used to using your keyboard exclusively and leaving your mouse behind will make you much more efficient at performing any task on any Windows system. I use the following keyboard shortcuts every day:Windows key + R = Run menuThis is usually followed by:cmd = Command Promptiexplore + "web address" = Internet Explorercompmgmt.msc = Computer Managementdhcpmgmt.msc = DHCP Managementdnsmgmt.msc = DNS Managementservices.msc = Serviceseventvwr = Event Viewerdsa.msc = Active Directory Users and Computersdssite.msc = Active Directory Sites and ServicesWindows key + E = ExplorerALT + Tab = Switch between windowsALT, Space, X = Maximize windowCTRL + Shift + Esc = Task ManagerWindows key + Break = System propertiesWindows key + F = SearchWindows key + D = Hide/Display all windowsCTRL + C = cop

Keyboard shortcuts are one of the fastest ways to perform actions and commands.Your XP has several shortcuts. You probably know some, like Ctrl+C (copy) and Ctrl+V (paste), but are you aware of the more advanced commands such as minimizing all windows (WinKey+M or WinKey+D) when you need something from your desktop, or Winkey+E when you need to open My Computer fast?Here are some of the shortcuts you are likely to need:Delete- Del (Note: to permanently delete a selected item, press Ctrl+Del.)Copy - Ctrl+CCut - Ctrl+XPaste - Ctrl+VUndo - Ctrl+ZRedo - Ctrl+YSelect all - Ctrl+ASearch - F3Open START menu - Ctrl+EscRefresh - F5Help - F1Show desktop - WinKey+DMinimize all windows WinKey+MSwitch users (or lock computer if you are connected to a network) - WinKey+Lshow the system properties - Win

100 Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows CTRL+C (Copy) CTRL+X (Cut) CTRL+V (Paste) CTRL+Z (Undo) DELETE (Delete) SHIFT+DELETE (Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle... Read more on

In the BreadCrumb Trail Bar of Vista's Explorer, if you rt click in the Address bar on a folder name, a context menu appears which includes: Copy Address Copy Address As Text Edit Address command The first one is a rather useful one ... !!! It lets you copy the entire contents of the current folder or even create shortcuts of deeply buried 'folders', that are not part of the Windows file system.

With keyboard shortcuts, you can perform many Windows Photo Gallery tasks and navigate without using a mouse. The following is a list of useful Windows Photo Gallery Keyboard Shortcuts for you to try: CTRL+F Open the Fix pane CTRL+P Print the selected picture ENTER View the selected picture at a larger size CTRL+I Open or close the Details pane CTRL+PERIOD (.) Rotate the picture clockwise CTRL+COMMA (,) Rotate the picture counter-clockwise F2 Rename the selected item CTRL+E Search for an item ALT+LEFT ARROW Go back ALT+RIGHT ARROW Go forwardPLUS SIGN (+) Zoom in or resize the picture thumbnail MINUS SIGN (-) Zoom out or resize the picture thumbnail CTRL+Mouse scroll wheel Change the size of the picture thumbnail CTRL+B Best fit LEFT ARROW Select the previous itemDOWN ARROW Select the next item or row UP ARROW Previous item (E

With Windows Vista, noticably Windows+tab is 3D Flip cycles through opened Windows. There are many more shortcuts you can execute to make computing with Vista a lot faster. Here is the list. Keyboard Shortcut Description Windows + E Windows Explorer Windows + D Show Desktop Windows + B Focuses selection to the first icon on the notification area, use arrow keys to navigate and Spacebar to select Windows + F Find Files and Folders (AKA Search) Windows + Tab 3D-Flip cycles through your standard applications (only available for Vista versions with Aero enabled) Windows + Ctrl + Tab Launches 3D-Flip but stays on the desktop so that you can scroll in directions Windows + M Minimize all windows Windows + Shift + M Undo minimize all windows Windows + R Open Run window Windows + Pause/Break System Information Windows + F1 Windows Help Windows + U Ease of Access Windows + Spacebar Displays Windows Sidebar (provided enabled) Windows + L Locks the computer (needs pas

GMail has an inbuilt hack which I accidently discovered today, while I was chatting with my friend in the inbuilt gtalk in GMail. I can totaly imagine how Archimedes must have felt, but me being from 21st century, I am not that anti-social to run naked on the streets shouting "Eureka!!!". Instead, I'll share this accidental discovery. For starters, this doesn't work in IE or Opera or Safari.Only for Firefox.Ok, now login to your GMail Inbox . Now press, "Shift+?" (without the quotes, and the +,as in Shift and ? buttons together.I know you know, but for those who write back this doesn't work, I'm too lazy to write back.So read this PROPERLY). Did you see a translucent black screen flashed in your screen showing the entire GMail shortcuts directory written in white and yellow, as the one shown below?There's also an option of opening in a new window, which takes you to this link.This pae contains the entire list in the tabulated format(for those faithful to IE).

Yahoo! Shortcuts es un plugin de Wordpress que potencia de manera fácil a los Webmasters para enriquecer las entradas de blogs con una gran cantidad de contenido importante como: mapas, información financiera, titulares de noticias, fotos de Flickr, y mucho más. Yahoo Shortcuts tiene las siguientes características: * Hace fácil para los lectores relacionar contenido interesante con el contexto de las entradas de los blogs. * Hace que los blogs sean más atractivos e informativo. ¿Cómo funciona? Cuando escribas una entrada en el blog, el plugin Yahoo Shortcuts buscara contenido relacionado con lo que está escribiendo mostrando algun mapa, información financiera, fotos de Flickr etc. [Más Información: Yahoo Shortcuts] ShareThis

By: Alex Ellorde For some, losing weight is a never-ending battle that entails personal and social consequences. Being overweight is now a health problem for about two-thirds of the current U.S. population. Being overweight and obese increases the risk of heart disease, diabetes, hypertension, and some forms of cancer, and other diseases. As a social problem, being obese or overweight makes a person more susceptible to ridicule and name calling. In fact, it is now common to hear friends and relatives greet each other by saying, "Oh! You gained weight!" The more complimentary form is when people greet others by saying, "Wow! You look like you've lost a lot of weight!" Either way, the subliminal message of these greetings point to society's obsession with physical beauty. No wonder, many overweight and obese individuals struggle with maintaining their confidence and self-esteem in the face of society's aesthetic demands.Due to these health risks and social consequences, more a

Photoshop Shortcuts Cheatsheet for CS2Move faster in Photoshop using keyboard shortcuts. Download this handy PDF cheatsheet, print it out and keep it near your computer (you can choose between a Mac or Windows version):(Right Click Below Link and Save target as)Photoshop CS2 Keyboard Shortcuts (Windows)Photoshop CS2 Keyboard Shortcuts (Macintosh)These PDF's include 4 pages. The first two pages are organized by function in Photoshop, the last two pages have all the shortcuts organized alphabetically by keystroke (an interesting idea).How To Change Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts (CS & CS2 Only) To create your own shortcuts in Photoshop CS or CS2, go to the Edit Menu and select Keyboard Shortcuts. The Keyboard Shortcuts dialog box serves as a shortcut editor, and includes all the commands t

It’s very annoying and counter productive for your hands to leave the keyboard as you use your mouse to click, click, clickity click click away at something. Join the ranks of power users to add keyboard shortcuts for every computer task you do. Yup Any Task!Built into Windows is the ability to let you assign a keyboard command to any shortcut icon. Just right-click the shortcut you want to assign a Shortcut to, click Properties, and click in the ‘Shortcut key’ field. Then press the combo you want to assign to launch the shortcut; it has to have one standard (A-Z 1-0) plus two or three of , , or . Also, did you know that the Windows Key-R launched the Run box and Windows Key-E opens Windows Explorer? Consider yourself more productive! And of course you remember AtA's lock your computer dumb fast with Windows Key-L. Are you feeling that productivity boost? _YourProductiveAdmiN_Check out our RSS feed. Need Free Tech Support? Ask The Admin a Question

When speed counts, the keyboard is still king. Almost all the actions and commands you can perform with a mouse you can perform faster using combinations of keys on your keyboard. These simple keyboard shortcuts can get you where you want to go faster than several clicks of a mouse. You'll work faster on spreadsheets and similar documents, too, because you won't lose your place switching back and forth between mouse and keys.Here are some of the most useful keyboard shortcuts:Copy. CTRL+CCut. CTRL+XPaste. CTRL+VUndo. CTRL+ZDelete. DELETEDelete selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin. SHIFT+DELETECopy selected item. CTRL while dragging an itemCreate shortcut to selected item. CTRL+SHIFT while dragging an itemRename selected item. F2Move the insertion point to the beginning of the next word. CTRL+RIGHT ARROWMove the insertion point to the beginning of the previous word. CTRL+LEFT ARROWMove the insertion point to the beginning of the next paragraph. CTRL+DO

Following on from Part 1, where I shared some useful keyboard shortcuts for general Windows usage, Part 2 covers useful shortcuts for working with Files and Text.Working with Files and TextF2Rename the highlighted file in Explorer. Edits a Cell in Excel / OpenOffice Calc.Alt + EnterView properties of the selected item. Works in Explorer, but also works in other places, including Outlook.Shift + Drag fileMoves files instead of copying them to separate volumes or disks.Control + ASelects all text, or all files in a directory. Very useful when you need to highlight everything and then Copy or Move (Cut) it somewhere.Control + CCopies the highlighted item (could be text, or a file/folder). Also, Control + X cuts the highlighted item.Control + VPastes whatever you just copied.Control + ZUndoes your last action. This even applies when you've deleted a file and want to restore it. Always useful when writing up blog posts ;)Control + YReapplies the action you just "undid".Text SpecificControl

Computer users like to use keyboard shortcuts to perform some predefined functions. By making full use of keyboard shortcuts, it will accelerate and speed up your work and save your time substantially. Just imagine, by pressing one or more keys together, you can execute your commands immediately instead of following the sequences to a few keystrokes which is time-consuming.If you are using Microsoft’s Windows OS, Microsoft does offer you a list of keyboard shortcuts to accelerate your tasks. For instance, instead of using your mouse to point to the “Close” sign or go to Menu bar and click “Exit”, you can press “ALT+F4” simultaneously to close the current window immediately. It is fast and easy. You can find lists of keyboard shortcuts here. Besides the Microsoft’s predefined keyboard shortcuts, how can you create your own keyboard shortcuts to run or execute your most commonly open applications? We don’t think you’d like to follow the conventional way by going to

Like most IT Professionals, I use a whole array of keyboard shortcuts to speed up my working throughout the day. In this two-part series, I’ll share some of the more useful ones with you. In this post - Part 1 - I'm going to cover shortcuts that I use when generally working with, and troubleshooting, Windows. In Part 2, I'll cover shortcuts for Working with Files and Text. Part 1 - Working with Windows Control + Shift + EscapeInstantly brings up Task Manager. Always handy for troubleshooting, and especially useful in a Domain environment, where the traditional Ctrl+Alt+Del brings up a Windows Security panel. WinKey + DShows the Desktop, minimizing all windows. Press it again, and all your windows are restored. This shortcut is superior to WinKey+M, as it retains all window positions.WinKey + LLocks your workstation. Incredibly useful if you work in IT, and frequently need to leave your PC at a moment’s notice. Alt + TabSwitches between open windows. To scroll “backwards” use

Run Commands: compmgmt.msc - Computer management devmgmt.msc - Device manager diskmgmt.msc - Disk management dfrg.msc - Disk defrag eventvwr.msc - Event viewer fsmgmt.msc - Shared folders gpedit.msc - Group policies lusrmgr.msc - Local users and groups perfmon.msc - Performance monitor rsop.msc - Resultant set of policies secpol.msc - Local security settings services.msc - Various Services msconfig - System Configuration Utility regedit - Registry Editor msinfo32 _ System Information sysedit _ [...]

Shortcuts is a Mac OS X application to assign hot keys to contextual menu items.It works only with menu items added by contextual menu plug-ins. It allows you to assign a hot key combination to chosen menu item so you can select some object (file in Finder or text) and hit keyboard combination to execute the task normally performed by choosing that menu item.Version 1.1.2:Updated for full Leopard compatibilityShortcuts 1.1.2

The mouse, one of the greatest advances in computing history, provides you with an intuitive point-and-click method for using your computer. Depending on the type of work you're doing, however, sometimes using a mouse actually slows you down. If you are a good typist, taking your hands away from the keyboard to move the mouse can use up a few seconds. Over the course of a full day, you could save several minutes by using keyboard shortcuts instead of the mouse.You can use your keyboard instead of your mouse to do these three tasks:• Start a program• Navigate menus• Minimize, maximize, and close windowsStart a program using a keyboard shortcutThe Start menu is great for finding programs, but its multiple levels of folders can be time consuming to navigate. If there is a program you start frequently, you should set a keyboard shortcut for it so that you can start the program without taking your hands off the keyboard.To set a keyboard shortcut to start a program1. Click the Start

In my training practice one of the biggest complaints we get is our persistence in requiring our students to know their shortcuts and to practice in class using the keyboards. To become truly effective and productive in using any of the Microsoft Office Applications you must know the shortcuts. See, what many people don’t realise is that if you rely on using the mouse only, you waste an incredible amount of time because each time you want to use the mouse, you must first stop. Take your hands... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Until you have mugged up these shortcuts, remember this: you can use the keyboard to select any menu command on the menu bar by pressing Alt to select the menu bar and then hitting the underlined letter of the required command in the menu item. In the menu that opens, pressing the underlined letter of the requisite command name executes that command. Now, before you check out what quickies are in store for you this week, there’re a few terms you should be familiar with. Menu bar: the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

By: Allan WilsonOnly have a minute for cleaning? No problem. This set of tips will give you some ideas for chores that take less than a minute.1. Dust One Thing It only takes a minute to choose one thing and dust it. You can either use a feather duster, a dust spray and a rag, or a dust wipe. Here are some things you can dust quickly:TV screensShelvesBlindsCeiling fansAir Vents2. Change Vacuum Bag It doesn't take much time at all to change your vacuum bag, and it can make your vacuum run more efficiently. A good tip is to take your vacuum outside to change it so the dust from the bag doesn't go back into the room.3. Clean a MirrorA clean mirror makes a room look cleaner. If you don't have glass cleaner and paper towels, try vinegar and old newspaper. This is a lot less expensive and it works just as well.4. Change Towels Fresh towels make a room smell great, whether they're in the kitchen or the bathroom. It takes less than a minute, and it freshens up the whole room. 5. Change Tra

By using software shortcuts you can boost up your work. At Webdesignerwall you can see some secret Photoshop shortcuts which are not documented in the menus. All shortcuts are quite useful for speed up your works. For example: >To scale the font size - increase or decrease, press Ctrl + Shift + > or

Favorite Shortcuts is a launcher that can provide easy access to a list of favorite programs, documents, and even folders. I selected this software for a review because at the time I wrote it, the program had quite a few downloads. This application is not very impressive. However, it provides you with just what its name says.The software package contains two executables, each performing a different task. First there’s a program for configuring, while the second program is memory resident and sits in your system tray. Configuring Favorite Shortcuts is an easy job. You have a couple of options, including the possibility to gray out deleted documents or programs. You can also select to launch the program when Windows starts and enable/disable certain prompts.Shortcut keys can also be used for popping up the shortcuts menu. This application is in fact nothing more than a customizable menu.

Have you ever wanted to create a shortcut on your desktop to disable your screensaver or eject your cd-rom? You have seen it done and now you have some use for it? Don't fret End User! No need to muss and fuss here is a light weight program that needs no installation: Tooler. It's only 50kb and has blanking the monitor, disbling the keyboard, setting the volume...You can read the picture yourself!Best of all after you use it to create the shortcuts you are going to want you can throw them on a usb stick and never need the app again! A program that made itself obsolete almost immediately :). Here is the authors website and the direct link to Tooler. Now if only it could create a shortcut to make me rich..._TheShortcutAdmiN_Check out our RSS feed. Need Free Tech Support? Ask The Admin a Question

I often use keyboard shortcuts while blogging, as these can save much time and enable you to perform certain tasks more easily. Here is a list of the top 12 keyboard shortcuts I use while blogging, which can be really useful when editing posts and templates. These keyboard shortcuts work in all major browsers, including Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera.As Mac OSX uses the CMD key rather than the regular CTRL key, all references in the table below refer to CTRL/CMD, so that users of either type of computer are able to understand these shortcuts. FunctionWhat it doesExample of usage CTRL/CMD+BBold TextWhen editing your blog posts, highlight the section you want to appear in bold test and key CTRL+B (or CMD+B) CTRL/CMD+IItalic TextFor when editing blog posts. Highlight the text you would like italicised and key CTRL+I (or CMD+I) CTRL/CMD+ASelect allSelects all of the content on a page. If you put your cursor in a container (eg: when editing a blog post or your template), this will

Viewing and exploring Web pagesF1 Display the Internet Explorer Help, or when in a dialog box, display context help on an itemF11 Toggle between Full Screen and regular view of the browser windowTAB Move forward through the items on a Web page, the Address bar, and the Links barSHIFT+TAB Move back through the items on a Web page, the Address bar, and the Links barALT+HOME Go to your Home pageALT+RIGHT ARROW Go to the next pageALT+LEFT ARROW orBACKSPACE Go to the previous pageSHIFT+F10 Display a shortcut menu for a linkCTRL+TAB orF6 Move forward between framesSHIFT+CTRL+TAB Move back between framesUP ARROW Scroll toward the beginning of a documentDOWN ARROW Scroll toward the end of a documentPAGE UP Scroll toward the beginning of a document in larger incrementsPAGE DOWN Scroll toward the end of a document in larger incrementsHOME Move to the beginning of a documentEND Move to the end of a documentCTRL+F Find on this pageF5 orCTRL+R Refresh the current Web page only if the time stamp for

All of you know that programs have shortcuts, shortcuts are really very helpful, and we can save time to do things with it, but have you wonder about mouse shortcuts? Yea! If that sounds like a dream come true, so you have to try the StrokeIt, this program is so cool! StrokeIt, allows you to execute gestures globally in Windows. StrokeIt has over 80 single moviments and it can be skilled to identify as many more as required. After program set up, you start to make mouse movements like drawing symbols (which is displayed on the screen) and StrokeIt can translate it into a shortcut, it’s great, isn't it?Download: StrokeItSource & Image:tcbmi

Keyxl.com is the largest online database of keyboard shortcuts in the world. Our keyboard shortcut database is searchable by software program and covers all the major operating environments including Windows, Macintosh, Linux and browser-based applications.

It's fast, sleek and secure. Right now, my main browser is Firefox. I can't use IE to browse internet anymore. It's too noisy. The reason Firefox keeps quiet is due to Adblock plus. * Home Page Alt + Home * Full Screen View F11 * Refresh Page F5 * Find / Find Again F3 * Add Bookmarks Ctrl + D * Bookmarks Ctrl + B * History Ctrl + H * Page Source Ctrl + U * Tab New Ctrl + T * Tab Close Ctrl + W * Window New Ctrl + N * Window Close Alt + F4This list is ordered by the frequency of my usage. Of course, I don't have any statistics about my usage.

I’ve just come across an excellent post on WebDesigner Wall, the article features 30 Photoshop secret shortcuts, Well, what I mean by “secret” is that these shortcuts are not documented in the menus and there were a few that I didn’t know. It’s a handy little bookmark for all you budding Photoshop creatives out there. The rest of the blog is well worth a browse too. I love the background image - mmmmm nice! Share This

CTRL+C (Copy) CTRL+X (Cut) CTRL+V (Paste) CTRL+Z (Undo) DELETE (Delete) SHIFT+DELETE (Delete the selected item permanently without placing the item in the Recycle Bin) CTRL while dragging an item... 99 computer blog yang membahas segala pernak-pernik komputer sebagai referensi dan solusi bagi anda.

Until you have mugged up these shortcuts, remember this: you can use the keyboard to select any menu command on the menu bar by pressing Alt to select the menu bar and then hitting the underlined letter of the required command in the menu item. In the menu that opens, pressing the underlined letter of the requisite command name executes that command. Now, before you check out what quickies are in store for you this week, there’re a few terms you should be familiar with. Menu bar: the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

In my training practice one of the biggest complaints we get is our persistence in requiring our students to know their shortcuts and to practice in class using the keyboards. To become truly effective and productive in using any of the Microsoft Office Applications you must know the shortcuts. See, what many people don’t realise is that if you rely on using the mouse only, you waste an incredible amount of time because each time you want to use the mouse, you must first stop. Take your hands... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

Until you have mugged up these shortcuts, remember this: you can use the keyboard to select any menu command on the menu bar by pressing Alt to select the menu bar and then hitting the underlined letter of the required command in the menu item. In the menu that opens, pressing the underlined letter of the requisite command name executes that command. Now, before you check out what quickies are in store for you this week, there’re a few terms you should be familiar with. Menu bar: the... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

To get adsense account is very easy but for some people, it can be a long waiting before get approved or even get rejected. If you have a problem to create adsense account, there are shortcuts to get accepted by google adsense. It is almost automatic even if you don't have a website. Using blogspot.com If you already have a google account you can login to http://www.blogspot.com to create a blog. Then you apply for adsense from blogspot setting page. This trick is works for me to quickly accept by google adsense. Using hubpages.com Create a free account at http://www.hubpages.com. Log into your account setting and click the 'Affiliate setting' on the right. There are three affiliates you can use in your hubpages. You can signup to each affiliate through this page. Including Adsense. Hubpages says "When you create a user account with HubPages, we'll automatically create the Google Adsense program for you. Just answer a few simple questions and you'll be ready to go." After yo

I love Firefox. It's fast, sleek and secure. Right now, my main browser is Firefox. I can't use IE to browse internet anymore. It's too noisy. The reason Firefox keeps quiet is due to Adblock plus.Home Page Alt + HomeFull Screen View F11Refresh Page F5Find / Find Again F3Add Bookmarks Ctrl + DBookmarks Ctrl + BHistory Ctrl + HPage Source Ctrl + UTab New Ctrl + TTab Close Ctrl + WWindow New Ctrl + NWindow Close Alt + F4This list is ordered by the frequency of my usage. Of course, I don't have any statistics about my usage. So it's just a guess.

Host key+RIGHT ARROW - Switche to the next virtual machine Host key+LEFT ARROW - Switche to the previous virtual machine Host key+DOWN ARROW - Minimize the virtual machine Host key+L - Restore Virtual PC Console from a minimized state Host key+E - Open the virtual machine settings Host key+A - Select all Host key+V - Paste a copied item Host key+C - Copy the selected items Host key+I - Install

Keyboard shortcuts are very helpful, we can save time with it, but sometimes when we change to a new program it comes very difficult to know immediately the short cuts, the solution is go to the help menu.But recently I found a website called keyxl.com that can show keyboard short cuts for all the principal operating systems, like Windows, Macintosh, Linux and more. This website has an online database, where you can search short cuts for Photoshop, World, Excel, email programs, web browsers, HTML Editors and more.Source & Image:keyxl

1Ctrl + Shift + AAllCapsMakes the selection all capitals (toggle)2Alt + Ctrl + 1ApplyHeading1Applies Heading 1 style to the selected text3Alt + Ctrl + 2ApplyHeading2Applies Heading 2 style to the selected text 4Alt + Ctrl + 3ApplyHeading3Applies Heading 3 style to the selected text5Ctrl + Shift + LApplyListBulletApplies List Bullet style to the selected text6Alt + F10AppMaximize Enlarges the

Do you wish to be able to use your word processor more quickly? Do you want to be able to edit a piece of text without having to reach for the mouse every few minutes? Then this week's mega-selection of keyboard shortcuts are for you. They should work in any text editor on Windows, whether a word processor or a comments box on a web page. I have included a text box as part of this article so you can play around with the various key combinations. For those interested, the text in the box is the opening paragraph of Candide by Voltaire.We will start with quick navigation links.The Home key will move the cursor to the beginning of the line (on most keyboards this key is in a collection of 6 keys located above the cursor keys).The End key will, unsurprisingly, move the cursor to the end of the line.If you hold down Ctrl and press Home, the cursor will move to the beginning of the document. Ctrl and End will take the cursor to the end of the document.The Page Up and Page Down keys do 'exa

Favorite Shortcuts is a launcher that can provide easy access to a list of favorite programs, documents, and even folders. I selected this software for a review because at the time I wrote it, the program had quite a few downloads. (more…)

ฉันสามารถใช้ คีย์ลัด ในระหว่างโพสต์ข้อความใน Blogger ได้มั๊ย? คำตอบ...ก็คือ "ได้ครับ ได้อย่างแน่นอน" เพราะ Blogger ได้เตรียมความสะดวกนี้ให้เราอยู่แล้ว ในขณะที่เราเขียนเนื้อหาบทความอยู่ ในหน้าต่าง สร้างบทความ(Create Post) ซึ่งมีอยู่หลายคำสั่งด้วยกัน แต่ เดี๋ยวก่อน! ..ทำความรู้จักกันก่อนในเบื้องต้น ก่อนจะถลำลึกกว่านี้ อิ อิ! Shortcuts Key หรือ Keyboard shortcuts คืออะไร? ถ้าแปลเป็นภาษาไทย ก็คือ ค

With the new Windows Vista Start menu, the keyboard shortcuts have once again been reorganized. You used to be able to hit the Windows key and then type L to call up the Log off menu, and then L again to trigger the logoff. Or you can hit the Windows Read More......(read more)