Business Market Watch London

Windows 8 Hotkeys Hotkeys unchanged from Windows 7 Key combination Windows 7 functionality Windows Display or hide the Start menu. Windows-Left Arrow Dock the active window to the left half of the screen (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Right Arrow Dock the active window to the right half of screen (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Up Arrow Maximize the active window (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Down Arrow Restore/minimize the active window (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Shift-Up Arrow Maximize the active window vertically, maintaining width (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Shift-Down Arrow Restore/minimize the active window vertically, maintaining width (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Shift-Left Arrow Move the active window to the monitor on the left (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-Shift-Right Arrow Move the active window to the monitor on the right (does nothing to Metro-style applications). Windows-P Display projection options. Windows-Home Minimize all nonactive windows; restore on the second keystroke (does not restore Metro-style applications). Windows–number Launch or switch to the program located at the given position on the taskbar. (Example: Use Windows-1 to launch the first program.) Windows-Shift–number Launch a new instance of the program located at the given position on the taskbar. Windows-B Set focus [...]
Related posts:

1. Windows 7 and XP Mode
2. Windows XP Mode Tutorial
3. Windows 8 Personalization Screenshots
4. Can your Computer run Windows 7
5. Windows Live Mail Source Editing