Windows 8
has been released and for some of us, it’s time to get used to a new
user interface. This can be troublesome when learning something new,
particularly because this version of Windows is trying to be the best of
both worlds — namely one that meets the needs of both a touchscreen
device and a computer. For those of us who still use the Windows OS
on a desktop computer, here are some shortcut keys to help you ease the
pain of looking around to perform some of those actions.
We’ve tracked down a cool resource that lists some of the Windows 8 shortcut keys that will help you to be more efficient.
We’ve tracked down a cool resource that lists some of the Windows 8 shortcut keys that will help you to be more efficient.
Windows refers to the Windows key. When I write Windows-C, I mean that you need to press the Windows key and the C key on the keyboard to execute the shortcut.
- Windows: Switch between the start screen and the traditional desktop.
- Windows-C: This shortcut opens the new Charms Bar. It works both on the start screen and on the traditional desktop.
- Windows-X: Opens an advanced tools menu on the desktop in the location the start menu was located in.
- Windows-Q: Opens the Apps search menu on the start screen that you can use to search for applications and programs.
- Windows-W: Opens the settings search menu on the start screen to search for settings, Windows tools and control panel applets
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