Keyboard Shortcuts

Alt+Enter to Open a Typed URL in a New Tab [Firefox Tip]

Macworld points out a handy Firefox tabbing keyboard shortcut: Hit Alt+Enter (Opt+Enter for Mac users) to open a URL you've typed into the address bar in a new tab. This way, instead of hitting...
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Run CCleaner Instantly and Silently with a Keyboard Shortcut [Keyboard Shortcuts]

The How-To Geek weblog details how to create a keyboard shortcut that—when pressed—will automatically run the popular Windows maintenance utility CCleaner with your default settings in...

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Domain Shortcut Helps Type URLs in Your iPhone More Quickly [Iphone 2.0]

iPhone/iPod touch only: The iPhone has sported a .com keyboard shortcut for making quick work of URLs in Mobile Safari since it was released, but reader George points us to an expansion to this...
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Create a Keyboard Shortcut to Your Open Outlook Inbox [Outlook Tip]

The How-To Geek offers a quick guide to creating a shortcut that Outlook users and inbox addicts might find helpful/irresistible—a keyboard switch to pull up your Outlook screen, whether it's...
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CyberSearch Integrates Search Results with Your AwesomeBar [Featured Firefox Extension]

Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): The CyberSearch Firefox extension transforms Firefox 3's AwesomeBar into a dynamic search box capable of returning results from popular sites like Wikipedia, Google,...
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Move Up a Directory in Vista's Explorer [How To]

Windows Vista tip: If you've been missing the Up navigation button in Windows Explorer since you upgraded to Vista, the functionality is still there—it's just hidden behind an Alt-up keyboard...
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Easily Manage Firefox 3 Keyword Quick Searches [Firefox Tip]

You already know how to set up Firefox quick searches by right-clicking in a web page's search box—like on the Google home page—and choosing "Add a keyword for this search." Now in...
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Have Keyboard Shortcuts Always Show in Windows Menus [Windows Tip]

The Workers' Edge blog digs into Windows tweaks that one normally has to dig pretty far into nested menus to find, and comes out with a real find for hands-on-the-keys fans. To have Windows always...
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Ten fantastic keyboard shortcuts in OpenOffice.org

A lot of software users I meet seem to feel they are not using their software as efficiently as they could. If that includes you, then listen up. Here is my list of the ten, lesser-known, OpenOffice.org Writer keyboard shortcuts that will help you improve your productivity.
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8 Most Useful Commands and Keyboard Shortcuts Linux Newbies Should Know

To use Linux nowadays, you don't have to touch the command line to get going. This may be true. read more
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Surfkeys Navigates Web Sites from the Keyboard [Featured Firefox Extension]

Firefox only (Windows/Mac/Linux): Firefox extension Surfkeys scrolls web pages, switches tabs, and executes common browser actions from the comfort of your home row. Once installed, you can scroll...
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Get 101 Photoshop Tips in Five Minutes [Image Editing]

Photoshop enthusiast and frantic video editor Deke McClelland fits 101 tips for Adobe's premiere product into five minutes of video, and the results are surprisingly watchable. Granted, a lot of the...
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How Can I Create a Keyboard Shortcut to Firefox's Add-ons Window? [Ask Lifehacker]

Dear Lifehacker, As we all know, the absolute greatest thing about Firefox is its extensibility, so why is it that the Firefox Add-ons window seems to be the only thing I can't get to with a...
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Toggle Desktop Clutter with a Keyboard Shortcut [Keyboard Shortcuts]

Windows tip: The How-To Geek weblog details how to set up a simple keyboard shortcut to show and hide your desktop icons in Windows. To accomplish this, you'll need to download a very simple...
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Quickly Remove Formatting In Microsoft Programs [Microsoft Office Tip]

When you're copying and pasting something to or from a Microsoft application such as Word or Outlook and you want to remove the formatting there is a quick keyboard shortcut to do so. Rather than use...
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