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Launch applications using [Windows] key in Vista

21 May 2007 3 Comments

You can launch your favourite applications in Vista using a combination of  ‘[Windows] key + number ‘ . All you have to do is to add the shortcut to applications that you want to start in the Quick Launch Toolbar . You can do this by a simple drag & Drop operation . You can have a maximum of 10 shortcuts there , by default you are provided there with a “Show Desktop ” and “Switch Between Windows” shortcuts .

From Left to right  , the first shortcut on the quick launch toolbar is assigned to the [Windows] + 1 , second to [Windows] + 2 and so on . The tenth one is assigned to [Windows] + 0. The good thing is that you can rearrange the shortcuts in any way you want .

You can open IE by [Windows] + 2 , WMP by [Windows] + 8


Thus you can memorize which key is associated with which application and resizes the toolbar to its normal width , even then it works . This will not work if Quick Launch Toolbar is not enabled .

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  • 3 Comments »

    • 情報商材徹底レビュー said:

      無料キーワード検索ツール【KEY造で稼ぐ!】…

      押してくれたら嬉しいです♪人気blogランキングあなたがアドセンスや物販アフィリの稼げるキーワードを探す時にKEI値とINDEXサイト数は重要な項目ですねでもソレだけで判断…

    • Technobuzz.net said:

      Gr8 Post Madhur.

      THanks

    • Arvind said:

      omg.. jus saw the post.. and it works.. awesome.. didnt know windows had this functionality :)

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