by David Hakala

The Windows Logo key on your keyboard is an enigma. What’s it do? How did it get there? Well, it’s been around since 1995, when Windows 95 was introduced. It’s used in combination with other keys to perform a host of common functions quickly, without having to point and click one’s way through a series of menus.
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How to Work Faster with Keyboard Shortcuts

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Keyboard shortcuts make for faster computing, since instead of grabbing for their mouse, a computer user can simply press a couple of keys on the keyboard to open a file, cut and paste or even fill in URLs on a Web browser.

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