Showing posts with label Shortcuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shortcuts. Show all posts

Saturday, June 15, 2013

Review: Whip windows into shape with WindowSpace's keyboard shortcuts

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WindowSpace 2.5 WindowSpace might have a slow learning curve, but once you master it, you can truly become the master of your desktop.

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WindowSpace grants you the ability to intricately control windows with dozens of customizable keyboard shortcuts. These range from your regular window-snapping and moving windows between monitors, to fine-tuning a window's position on the screen, resizing, rolling up, transparency toggles, and almost anything else you can dream of.

WindowSpace's UI is one big settings screen.

Aside from keyboard shortcuts, WindowSpace can enhance each window's title bar with additional context menu items and mouse actions. These, too, are pretty flexible, letting you decide which menu items you want to add, and even how you want them to appear in the context menu. In addition, you can set title-bar buttons such as the close, minimize and maximize to perform new actions when right-clicked or middle-clicked.

Unlike most other window managers, WindowSpace takes the focus off simple window-snapping, providing only elementary features in that arena, and instead sets its sights on giving you the best control possible over your windows. In WindowSpace, the Snapping tab is all about your windows' behavior when they're moved next to each other. Will they automatically snap to each other, or will they overlap, making it harder to place them side by side? In other words, WindowSpace makes it easy for you to arrange your windows however you want, but doesn't necessarily do it for you.

In lieu of buttons, WindowSpace adds configurable context menu items.

The program's lack of real interface could be confusing at first, as is the amount of settings you need to read and go through before you can even start setting things up, but if fine-tuned control is what you're looking for, WindowSpace is a solid option. It costs $25 after a 30-day free trial.

Note: The Download button will download the software to your system.


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Thursday, March 7, 2013

Which keyboard shortcuts should we add next to Web Excel?

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Dieser Beitrag wird Ihnen von Daniel Stein, Program Manager in der Excel-Mannschaft geholt.

Excel keyboard shortcutsStrg + Bild-auf, STRG + F, SHIFT + TAB: Tastenkombinationen können Sie Arbeit in Excel zu rationalisieren und sehen aus wie ein Zauberer in einer Tabellenkalkulation.

Wir planen derzeit die nächste Runde der Tastenkombinationen Excel Web hinzu und würde gerne Ihre Meinung hören. Lassen Sie uns wissen Sie Ihre Favoritenverknüpfungen desktop Excel durch diese Umfrageausfüllen.

--Daniel Stein, Excel-Programm-Manager

P.S. Möchten Sie Ihre eigenen Umfragen wie diese machen? Lesen Sie mehr über Excel Web-Umfragen hier.


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Thursday, November 29, 2012

Join us for Tuesday’s free webinar: Customers share their favorite shortcuts

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Hier sind die Tastaturkürzel, die heute von Kunden erwähnt:

Cora

Es ist eine kürzere Tastenkombination für das Bearbeiten/ersetzen-Fenster in Word und Excel: STRG + H.

VandermondBG

Ich benutze viel STRG + F1 (ein-/ausblenden-Band), weitere visuelle Raum haben.

Garrydene

Nach dem Mittagessen oder eine Pause kommen wir zurück zur letzten Änderung oder Überarbeitung in Ihrem Dokument UMSCHALT + F5. Es geht zur letzten Änderung oder Überarbeitung.

Bonita

Zum Kopieren STRG + C und dann STRG + V für einfügen in Word

CJ

Vielleicht erwähnt... aber ich liebe STRG + Y zu wiederholen, was ich getan habe.

Carl

Strg + Alt +.  [Zeitraum] Ergebnisse in die 3-Punkt-Pause als eine Einheit.

Carl

Geschütztes Abstand ist praktisch in Datumsangaben. Verwenden Sie STRG + LEERTASTE, um statt nur ein Raum, um den ganzen Tag zusammen zu halten, wenn Sie Text in eine Zeile hinzufügen. Es wird gemeinsam bewegen. STRG + UMSCHALT-[Bindestrich] ähnliche Ergebnisse mit Bindestrichen.

EXCEL

Anoop

STRG + UMSCHALT + Ende... Markieren Sie alle Zellen, die Daten im Rahmen der Zelle nach diesem Befehl enthält

Mike & Melanie

Zwischen Blättern wechseln: Strg + Bild nach oben oder unten


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Saturday, October 20, 2012

Webinar: Keyboard Shortcuts for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint

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Here are the shortcuts Dave talked about today:

Word:

1. Apply the Heading 1 style.           ALT+CTRL+1

2. Apply the Heading 2 style.           ALT+CTRL+2

3. Apply the Heading 3 style.           ALT+CTRL+3

4. Open the Font dialog box to change the font.     CTRL+SHIFT+F

5. Increase the font size.   CTRL+SHIFT+>

6. Decrease the font size. CTRL+SHIFT+<

7. Remove manual character formatting.   CTRL+SPACEBAR

8. Apply the Normal style.                CTRL+SHIFT+N

POWERPOINT

1.  CTRLM  for new slide

2.  F6 to move into the slide and type         

3.  ESC then tab to next text box, start typing

4. Promote bullets ALT SHIFT LEFT ARROW

5. Demote bullets ALT SHIFT RIGHT ARROW

6.  (prep slide) group CTRL G

7. Ungroup CTRL SHIFT G

8. F5 start show

9. ESC stop show

10. SHIFT F5 start show from specific slide

EXCEL

1. CTRL ALT $ to add currency formatting

2. CTRL ALT % to add percent formatting

3. Sum … ALT+Plus sign

4. CTRL D Fill down

5. Insert row  CTRL SHIFT PLUS

6. Delete row CTRL MINUS


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Thursday, February 16, 2012

RoboHelp keyboard shortcuts

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Saturday, February 11, 2012

Office 911: Keyboard Shortcuts (video)

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Which takes longer?  Typing Ctrl +C, or using your mouse to point and then click Copy.  Obvioulsy, that's a rhetorical question.  Many people know about the keyboard shortcuts for copying, cutting and saving (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X, Ctrl+S), but probably not about the dozens of other time-saving shortcuts in Office 2010. 

Sometimes not knowing them can get you in trouble. In this short video, the Office 911 team  rescues a harried Office user by teaching him a few.


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