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Windows Tip: Add a Shutdown / Restart / Logoff tile to the Windows 8 Start menu
Here is one of the biggest changes in Windows 8: the Shutdown, Restart, and Logoff buttons are removed from the Windows start menu. The new location of these basic buttons is not very discoverable....
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Windows Tip: Print PDF in Windows 8 Reader
A simple way to print from within the built-in Windows 8 Reader app is the old-fashioned Ctrl+P keyboard shortcut. Actually this combo works for any Windows Store app, as long as the app itself...
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Windows Tip: Make the Bing Homepage Image your Windows 8 Desktop Wallpaper...
The Bing homepage image is loved by many people. The Bing Desktop App (for regular PCs, and it even runs on Windows 7) makes it easy for you to set your Windows 8 Desktop Wallpaper and Lock Screen...
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Windows Tip: Dock Window with the magic Windows key combination
Starting from Windows 7, docking, maximizing and minimizing your current screen become life easy if you know these magic key combinations: Dock the current window to the right of the screen. Dock...
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Windows 8 Tip: Windows 8 keyboard shortcuts (Win + Q)
With the Search charm, at any time you can search another app or search your entire PC for an app, setting or file. To bring up the Search charm with keyboard, you can use the Win + Q shortcut. For...
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In Windows 8, you don’t really need to worry about closing apps because they don’t slow down your PC. If you don’t use an app for a while, it will close on its own. However, you do want to explicitly...
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Windows 8 Tip: Windows 8 keyboard shortcuts (Win + Tab)
Most people may know the Alt + Tab shortcut for switching between desktop apps in Windows. The combination works for Windows Store apps too. It will show you all visible Windows Store and desktop...
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Windows 8 Tip: Windows 8 keyboard shortcuts (Win + K)
Win + K is the keyboard shortcut for using all of the devices that are connected to your PC, both wired and wireless. You can print from an app, synchronize with your phone, or stream your latest home...
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Windows 8 Tip: Windows 8 keyboard shortcuts (Win + I)
Win + I is the shortcut for changing settings of the current app or your Windows system. You will find settings, help, and information for the app that you are in, and common PC settings such as...
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Windows 8 Tip: Windows 8 keyboard shortcuts (Win + C)
Win + C is the keyboard shortcut for bringing up System Commands (Charms). No matter where you are in Windows 8 or Windows RT, the charms help you do the things you do most often, like search, share...
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