You have to upgrade to Windows 7, is very fond of your new taskbar, and enjoy the interesting features of the Libraries.But now you want more, you want interesting tips and tricks that will make Windows 7 the more interesting!
As of this posting will be given the best tips and tricks that will help you to better explore your new OS again. In this article we will focus on the interface of Windows 7 which will help you become a power user of Windows 7. In the next section, we will talk about advanced tips for usability, performance and security.
1. Using Keyboard Shortcuts
With the mouse you can drag-n-dock Windows on the sides of your monitor, or drag windows to the top to minimize. shortcuts keyboard shortcuts can even make it easier for you:
· Win + Win + Left Arrow and Right Arrow dock window to the left and right monitors.
· Win + Up Arrow and Down Arrow Win + maximize and restore / minimize.
· Win + M minimize all of them.
· Alt + Up, Alt + Left Arrow, Alt + Right Arrow to navigate to the folder above, or browse through the folders again and next-folders in Explorer.
· Win + Home minimize / restore all open windows except the currently active window.
· Alt + Win + # to access the Jump List of program number '#' on the taskbar
2. Set Reset System Tray Icons
You can rearrange the icons on the taskbar as you wish and create 10 new taskbar programs using Win +1, Win +2, and so on.Another cool thing is you can also rearrange the icons in the system tray. Reorder icon on the tray or move them out or put back on the tray. Take control of what you want to always see.
3. Access Jump Lists with using the left mouse button
Jump Lists usually appears when you right click on the taskbar icon. However, this can also be accessed by holding the left mouse button and drag upwards. If you use a laptop touchpad or touch screen, it will be more fun and easy because you do not need to click any button to access the context menu.
4. Adding a Folder in Favorites
You can add any libraries or folders to the Favorite in Windows Explorer. To add a folder, open Windows Explorer and the folder, right click on the left side Favprites explorer navigation window, and choose Add to Favorites current location. Now you have quick access to your favorite folders on the All Files-> Save As dialogs!
5. Pin frequently used folders on the Taskbar
Right-click, drag, and pin your favorite folders to Windows Explorer on the taskbar. They will appear in the Jump List when you right click on the Explorer that would give you easy access to your favorite folders.
6. Pin Control Panel to Taskbar
You can not do the pin into the Control Panel via Start Menu or taskbar by drag and drop. Open the Control Panel and right click the taskbar icon for the pin to the taskbar. Jump List Gains Control Panel allows you to more easily access recently used functions.
7. Create a Keyboard Shortcut Program
You can create a keyboard shortcut of a program in Windows 7 .Right-click the program icon and select Properties.Select the shortcut tab, click the shortcut key to set the keyboard shortcut of a program.
8. Open a Command Prompt in Folder Whatever
Love the command prompt? Press "Shift" when right click on a folder to get that option on the context menu.This can also be done on the desktop.
9. Expanded view "Send To" Menu
Press the Shift key when right-click on a folder to get an expanded Send To menu.
10. Adjust Text on Screen with Clear Type
Use the Clear Type Tuner to get a good look at your LCD monitor or laptop screen.Run "cttune.exe" from the search box in the Start Menu, or via the Display Control Panel applet, and select Adjust ClearType Text from the left.
11. Get the color you want on the screen
If you are an artist or you work much use of color, use the Calibrate Color option on the Display Control Panel applet or run dccw.exe from the Start Menu search box.You can adjust gamma, brightness, contrast, and color balance, make sure the colors display correctly on your monitor.
12. Power Button Kustomasi
If you frequently restart the computer than shut down, replace the power button to restart the default Shutdown.Right click on Start, choose Properties, and select the Power Button Action which you use frequently.
13. Kustomasi Number of items on Jump Lists & Start Menu
Right-click Start, select Properties, click Customize and select the number of new programs that will be displayed on the Start Menu and the number of items displayed in the Jump Lists from the Start Menu Size section.
14. Search the Internet from Start Menu
Enable Internet search from the Start Menu using the default browser. Run gpedit.msc from the Start Menu search box to start the Group Policy Editor.On the left window, select User Configuration-> Administrative Templates, Start Menu and Taskbar. On the right side of the window, right-click to edit and enable Add Search Internet links to Start Menu.
15 Adding Videos to the Start Menu
Windows 7 by default does not provide links to your videos on the Start Menu. To add links to your videos on the Start Menu, right-click Start, select Properties, click on Customize.In the Videos section below, select Display as a link.
No comments:
Post a Comment