Windows 8 OS Shortcut Keys..!

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Windows 8 has a new user experience that is primarily touch-based. But it still has many shortcut keys to make our lives easier. These Shortcut keys are very similar to those of Windows 7.

Windows Vista OS Shortcut Keys..!

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Windows Vista is the latest version of Microsoft Windows, an operating system for both home and business. As with its previous counterparts (Windows XP, Windows ME, Windows 98, Windows 95), developers of Vista have made available many Shortcut keys to make our lives easier. We'll take a look at some of these shortcut keys below.

Windows Run Command Shortcut Keys.!

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The Run command in Windows is one of the most unused, yet powerful features (in terms of productivity) in the operating system.

Windows 7 OS Shortcut Keys!

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Learn Windows 7 Shortcut key to operate the system fast by learning this shortcut key, windows 7 is a latest version and it is very easy to operate.

Keyboard Tricks That Few People Know About Windows O.S

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We have become so addicted to the mouse that we do not realize how much it disrupts our work as we keep reaching out for it. And just how annoying does it become when your mouse is unresponsive, gets stuck or you trip it over as you try to quickly get a hold of it.
The keyboard on the other hand is far more powerful than we realize. And don’t we have our hands all over it anyways? There are a few cool keyboard tricks that can help you save time and make you more productive.

Microsoft Outlook Shortcut Keys

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The followings are shortcuts for Microsoft Outlook. Some keys are version specific.
Use at your own risk.

Shortcut	Description
Ctrl + B	Bold
Ctrl + C	Copy.
Ctrl + F	Forward a message.
Ctrl + I	Italic highlighted selection
Ctrl + K	Auto-Complete the name or message.
Ctrl + P	Paste selected text.

Microsoft Internet Explorer Shortcut Keys

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The followings are short-cuts for Microsoft Internet Explorer. Some keys are version specific

Use at your own risk.
Mouse shortcuts

Shortcut	Description
Double-click (On a word)	Select the word.
Triple-click	Select entire line.
Wheel click	Activate the Smooth scrolling
Hold Ctrl + Scroll Wheel forward	Increase font size
Hold Ctrl + Scroll Wheel backward	Decrease font size
Click one point then hold Shift & click another	Create a selection from the two points