Ten tricks every Windows 7 Power user should already know!

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Ten tricks every Windows 7  Power user should know!
 
Are you a Windows 7 power user? Do you want to be? 
Here is an archive of tips, shortcuts,
and secrets to find some of the hidden gems even some Windows experts don't know about.

 

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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Handy tips, but I wouldn't say there are "Power user" tips.

Adjusting volume levels isn't actually that much of a secret. ;)

Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Snowman, reply 1
Handy tips, but I wouldn't say there are "Power user" tips.

Adjusting volume levels isn't actually that much of a secret.

Well, I was quoting the original article...lol. I realize most of those are no brainers.    :P

 

They left out the best Power User tip of all, and the one that seems most obscure....plug it in!!     :moo:  

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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top

The title's appropriate.....with a minor change

Ten tricks every Windows 7 Power user should ALREADY know!

Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Trick #11: Mark your Any key in red to make it easier to find, it gets used a lot. :thumbsup:

Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Jim...thanks, I've been looking everywhere for directions on using the volumn mixer. ;)

Now I don't have to reach over and turn the knob on my speaker.  :P

On the serious side, I didn't know about the "Copy the path for a file name"...nice one.

 

Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Wizard1956, reply 4
Trick #11: Mark your Any key in red to make it easier to find, it gets used a lot.

Darn...$300 keyboard and I don't have one....;p

Reply #7 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting Jafo, reply 6
Darn...$300 keyboard and I don't have one..

Darn, if you have a $300.00 keyboard, you need your head read.  300 bucks for a CPU or graphics card I can understand... but for a keyboard?

I paid around $39.00 for my Logitech keyboard/mouse combo and it does all I need it to... except auto-type when I think of what it is I want to say. 

Yup, for 300 bucks I'd want a keyboard that not only auto-types, but spellchecks and fetches coffee for me as well. :-"