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To: Arctic Trader who wrote (1656)	1/25/1999 2:36:00 PM
From: theodore	Read Replies (1) of 110652

Here are some keyboard short cuts for using windows without the mouse when your arm/wrist is sore: press: Windows-E to open Windows Explorer Windows-F to open Find Windows-M to minimize all open windows (or Shift + Windows + M to undo this command) Windows-R to open the Run window Windows-F1 to open Help Windows-Tab to cycle through the Taskbar buttons Windows-Break to open the System Properties dialog box Note: Some keyboards have a Windows key, and some don't. If yours doesn't, you can create one using the Keyboard Remap Kernel Toy. Point your browser to microsoft.com and click the Windows 95 Keyboard Remap link. Once you've downloaded and installed this utility, open the Control Panel, double-click Keyboard and select the Remap tab. Under Right-Hand Side, select the key you want to transform--such as Right Alt--in the left-hand box. Then, in the right-hand box, select Windows. Click OK, and your Right Alt key now functions as a Windows key.

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