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quotes.push("Press and hold the Windows Key on your keyboard, and press the letter &quot;E&quot;.  <br><BR>This simple to use key stroke will open Windows Explorer<br><BR>The windows key is usually on the left hand side of the keyboard next to the CTRL key and looks like a flying window.<br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("Press and hold the following keys,  CTRL+Shift and then press the ESC key and then release.  This will open the Windows Task Manager<br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("With Windows 2000 and higher operating systems if you hold down the CTRL+ALT and press the DELETE key, and then press Enter you can lock your workstation so that only your user account or Administrator&#39;s user account can unlock it.  This helps keeps prying eyes off your computer. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("If you press and hold the CTRL key, and then press the ESC key, this will open the Start Menu within Microsoft Windows.  Then you can use the arrow keys to navigate through your start menu list. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("Within any Microsoft application such as Microsoft Word, or Excel did you know that you can use keyboard commands to copy and paste without having to use the Edit file menu within these programs.  To do this simply highly the word, cell or group of cells that you would like to copy and paste, press and hold the CTRL key, and press the letter C.   Then jump to the spot in the document you want to put this information and press the CTRL key and the letter V. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("To rename a folder within Windows Explorer single click on the folder you wish to rename and press the F2 key, which will allow you rename the folder or file. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("To select multiple files or folders from within Windows Explorer or My Computer there are 2 different keyboard commands you can use.   Press and Hold the CTRL key, and individually select files or folders as you want.  If you press and hold the SHIFT key, you can select a Group of files or folders.  This helps when you want to move, copy or delete files and folders from one location to another within your computer.  Caution, do not delete files you do not know what they are because they might be important to your computers health. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("Did you know that if you press the ALT and F4 key at the same time, you can close any open single window?  If you use this command on a open document which has not been saved yet it should prompt you to save before closing. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("A very helpful keyboard shortcut that many people may not be aware of is the use of the CTRL key and TAB key.  This allows you to toggle between actively running programs.  For example; if you had Word, Excel, Internet Explorer, Quickbooks and a few other programs open, you can use the CTRL+TAB keyboard shortcut to navigate between those programs and never have to touch the mouse. <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("Common keyboard shortcuts for Word, Excel, Power Point and many other applications include the following<li>CTRL+C: Copy </li><li>CTRL+X: Cut</li><li>CTRL+V: Paste </li><li>CTRL+Z: Undo </li><li>CTRL+B: Bold </li><li>CTRL+U: Underline </li><li>CTRL+I: Italic</li> <br><BR><a href=http://support.microsoft.com/kb/126449 target=_new>Click Here for More Keyboard Shortcuts</a>");
quotes.push("To open a run command, press and hold the Windows key, followed by the letter R");
quotes.push("To close any open active window, press and hold the ALT key on your keyboard followed by the F4 key");
quotes.push("To go to the top of any page press, and hold the Shift key followed by the Home key.  The home key by itself will take you to the begining of the line you are on");
quotes.push("To go to the end of any page press, and hold the Shift key followed by the End key.  The end key by itself will take you to the end of the line you are on");
quotes.push("To take a Screen shot of the active window you are working in, press and hold the ALT key followed by the Print Screen key, then open a program such as Microsoft Word, and click on the edit menu and select paste.");
quotes.push("In most Microsoft products such as Word, Excel, Outlook, Publisher and others you can use the F7 keyboard to start Spell Check.");
quotes.push("In most Microsoft products within the file menus it will show you the keyboard shortcut?  Look for yourself,  ALT+F can be used to pull down the file menu, ALT+H will pull down the Help Menu");
quotes.push("F1 on your keyboard within a Microsoft product will open the Help screen of the product you are working in.");
quotes.push("Pressing the Windows key on your keyboard and hold it and then press the left or right arrow button moves the screen around.");
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