Windows 8 User’s Manual: A Complete Guide to Use Windows 8 like a Professional by Edwards Michael K
Author:Edwards, Michael K [Edwards, Michael K]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Published: 2014-07-13T16:00:00+00:00
Windows + C
Open the “Charm bar”
Windows + I
Open “Settings” from Charm bar
Common shortcuts related to Charm bars
Windows + M
Minimize all opened windows
Windows + Shift + M
Restore the minimized windows
Windows + W
Search for the settings
Windows + Q
Search for apps
Windows + Up Arrow
Maximize the current window.
Windows + F
Search for your files
Windows + T
Cycle through various items on your taskbar.
Windows + Z
Open the bar containing apps
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