Create Keyboard Shortcuts To Launch Any Application
It’s annoying and counter productive for your hands to lave the keyboard and use the mouse to click on something. Join the ranks of power users to add keyboard shortcuts for every computer task you do
Built into Windows is the ability to let you assign a keyboard command to any shortcut icon. Just right-click the shortcut you want to assign a Shortcut to, click Properties, and click in the ‘Shortcut key’ field. Then press the combo you want to assign to launch the shortcut; it has to have one standard (A-Z 1-0) plus two or three of <ctrl>, <shift>, or <alt>.
Also, did you know that the <Windows>-R launched the Run dialogue box and <Windows>-E opens Windows Explorer? Consider yourself more productive!
