Vista Lesson 3: Shortcut Keys to Improve Speed

This lesson is part of the series: Getting to Know Windows Vista

We all love finding a quicker way to do something. The key to shortcuts is the Windows Key (literally).

The Windows Key combined with numbers and letters can save you time. For example, the Windows Key and the letter D will show you the desktop.

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Using the Windows Key with numbers will help to open applications in your Quick Launch toolbar.

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I love shortcuts

04/29/2009

~ alexjurek

One of the Biters here in the office is a wizard with the keyboard shortcuts. While I don't think I'll ever top Huntley's speed on a PC, it's nice to know a few shortcuts to add a little speed to my navigation. And of course, with speed comes added productivity.

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