Today we are going to show you how to use the four corners on your new Windows 8 Consumer Preview desktop.
Four Corners, Windows 8 Consumer Preview, desktop in Windows 8 We will briefly show you how to get around the new Metro UI in Windows 8 and shut down the system after your done for the day.
Toolbars can be displayed with or without their titles. Their icons can also be displayed with either large or small icons, and with or without text. To activate any of these customizing options, right-click the toolbar you want to modify.
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Windows 7 includes a new feature called ‘Aero Snaps’ that makes it easy to work with certain windows without being distract by the clutter of others. Aero Snap has 3 functions...
No doubt that you are aware of the Alt+Tab keyboard shortcut where you hold down the Alt key and tap the Tab key repeatedly to switch to any window that’s currently open. Although still available in Windows Vista...
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In the last video, we showed you how you could size and reposition toolbars on the desktop. You can also dock a toolbar or the taskbar to anyone of the edges on your desktop.
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Before you can move or resize toolbars on the taskbar, the taskbar must be unlocked. To do that, right-click an unoccupied area of the taskbar and, clear the check mark that appears next to the’ Lock The Taskbar’ command.
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Windows keeps track of all the settings on the toolbars submenu from one startup to the next except for the Language Bar. If you don’t want to see the Links toolbar, for example, you can right-click your taskbar...
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A toolbar is a collection of icons that simplifies your everyday tasks by making icons visible for you to see on your desktop that you can quickly make use of. Windows includes a toolbar called Quick Launch...
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Sometimes it’s difficult to work in a small window and you would like to just see it fill the whole screen. Well, you can very simply.
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