📞 01223 214177 ✉️ karen@roem.co.uk
📞 01223 214177 ✉️ karen@roem.co.uk
At some point during any of my courses I mount my hobby horse and get the course participants to use the Windows key. You know, the one with the Windows logo on it, typically to the left of the ALT key. My favourite Windows keyboard shortcut is WIN+D which minimizes all your open windows, and restores all those windows by pressing WIN+D again. But what if you want to minimize all windows, apart from the one you're working on? Well, you can use "Shake" (click in the title bar of the window you're trying to focus on, and "shake" the window) which I hate, so you won't be surprised I'm still on my hobby horse and get you to use the Windows key instead.
Here's how:
By the way, if you want to find out how to make the best use of Windows 7 's wealth of new and improved features, sign up for the course which takes place on the morning of Friday 25 May at the Sun House, Queen Edith's Way, Cambridge. See WIN7_halfday.pdf for full details.
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