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						 | Short Cuts for Windows
 
						Fact 1: The hash sign # is know by a number of 
						different names including octothorpe, hash-mark, number, 
						number key and number sign | 
					
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						 | Short Cuts for Windows
 
						Fact 2: The / or forward slash is diagonal mark 
						which is also referred to as a solidus, virgule or whack | 
					
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						 | Short Cuts for Windows
 
						Fact 3: The combination (Windows key & D) is a very 
						useful key to press if you want to quickly minimise all 
						your open windows and display the desktop | 
					
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						Fact 4: Pressing CTRL & ALT & DEL together allows 
						you to log off, change password, switch user, start task 
						manager or lock the computer | 
					
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						Fact 5: The F5 key is useful for quickly 
						refreshing/reloading the screen | 
					
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						Fact 6: The > sign is commonly referred to as 
						greater than but is also referred to as angle brackets | 
					
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						Fact 7: The F8 key displays the accessibility dialog | 
					
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						Fact 8: On a standard American qwerty keyboard the # 
						symbol can be found above the number 3 | 
					
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						Fact 9: If you hold down the SHIFT key when 
						inserting a cd into your drive, it stops the autoplay 
						functionality | 
					
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						 | Short Cuts for Windows
 
						Fact 10: Pressing the SHIFT key five times allows 
						you to quickly turn on sticky keys | 
					
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						Fact 11: The DELETE and BACKSPACE button both delete 
						text within a document, however backspaces deletes text 
						to the left of the current location while the delete key 
						deletes text to the right of the current location in the 
						document | 
					
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						Fact 12: CTRL & S opens the save dialog box | 
					
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						Fact 13: Want to confuse your friends or looking for 
						a simple practical joke? Try entering the following key 
						combination to turn the screen upside down! CTRL & ALT & 
						Down arrow (ensure num lock is switched off and to 
						return to normal enter CTRL & ALT & Up arrow) | 
					
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						Fact 14: CTRL & ALT & TAB keys pressed together will 
						display your open windows | 
					
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						Fact 15: If you press the CTRL and Enter keys 
						together when typing a website address in your browser, 
						it will automatically add the .com extension |