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The thread discusses the benefits of using keyboard and mouse shortcuts to improve efficiency in Windows, with the original poster presenting 12 useful shortcuts. A respondent notes difficulty accessing the shortcuts via provided links, prompting the original poster to apologize and promise to find and repost a working link. Overall, the conversation highlights interest in shortcut tips but indicates frustration with link accessibility.

reghakr

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If you've been using Link Removed a long time, you can remember the days when you needed the keyboard for everything. Some of us have never given up the habit, and still use Link Removed with great regularity. Depending on what you're doing, they can really speed you up. So if you've either bought a new system using Link Removed, or if you've bought the OS and installed it yourself on a computer you already have, you may be wondering what new keyboard and mouse shortcuts on it can make your life easier. Here's a look at 12 of them
 

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If you've been using computers a long time, you can remember the days when you needed the keyboard for everything. Some of us have never given up the habit, and still use keyboard shortcuts in Windows with great regularity. Depending on what you're doing, they can really speed you up. So if you've either bought a new system using Windows 7, or if you've bought the OS and installed it yourself on a computer you already have, you may be wondering what new keyboard and mouse shortcuts on it can make your life easier. Here's a look at 12 of them
So where is a link to the shortcuts..... nothing I click brings up anything worthwhile.
 

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reghakr

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Sorry, for some reason the formatting is not coming out right.

I will try to find it again and repost.

Please try this link:
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