August 2012

Windows 7 Shortcuts

Objectives :

  • What are the shortcuts of Windows 7?
  • What are the Windows 7 shortcuts?

 

Following are the shortcuts of Windows 7 :

Windows 7 Shortcuts

Shortcut

Purpose

Window + Home

Clear all but active window.

Window + Space

Make Windows transparent so that you can see through the desktop.

Window + Up Arrow

Maximize the active window.

Window + Down Arrow

Minimize the active window or Restore window is maximized.

Shift + Window + Up Arrow

Maximize the active window vertically.

Window + Left Arrow

Dock Window to the left side of the monitor.

Window + Right Arrow

Dock Window to the right side of the monitor.

Shift + Window + Left Arrow

Move window to the left side of the monitor.

Shift + Window + Right Arrow

Move window to the right side of the monitor.

Drag Window to Top

Maximize

Drag Window to Left

Dock Window to the left half of the monitor.

Drag Window to Right

Dock Window to the right half of the monitor.

Shake Window Back/Forth

Minimize everything but current window.

Double click Top Window Border (Edge)

Maximize the window vertically.

Window + Number (1-9)

Start the application pinned to the taskbar in respective position, switch to respective program.

Shift + Window + Number (1-9)

Start the new instance of an application pinned to the taskbar in respective position.

Ctrl + Window + Number (1-9)

Cycle through open window for application pinned to taskbar at respective position.

Alt + Window + Number (1-9)

Open the Jump List for application pinned to taskbar.

Window + T

Focus & Scroll through items on the Taskbar.

Window + B

Focus the System Tray items.

Window + D

Minimize All windows at a time.

Shift + Click on Taskbar Button

Open a program or quickly open new instance of currently running program.

Ctrl + Shift + Click on Taskbar Button

Open a program as an Administrator.

Shift + Right Click on Taskbar Button

Show the window menu for the program (just like XP).

Shift + Right Click on grouped Taskbar Button

Show the window menu for the group.

Ctrl + Click on grouped Taskbar Button

Cycle through the windows of the group.

Ctrl + Shift + N

Creates a New Folder in Windows Explorer.

Alt + Up

Go up a Folder Level in Windows Explorer.

Alt + P

Toggles the Preview Pane in Window Explorer.

Shift + Right Click on a File

Adds “Copy as Path” to Context Menu, which copies the path of a file to clipboard.

Shift + Right Click on a File

Adds extra hidden items to “Send to” in Context menu.

Shift + Right Click on a Folder

Adds “Open Command Window Here”, which lets you easily open the command prompt in that folder.

Shift + Right Click on a Folder

Adds “Open in New Process”, which lets you open the same folder in new process.

Shift + Right Click in empty space

Adds “Open Command Window Here”, which lets you easily open the command prompt in that folder.

Window + P

Adjust the presentation settings for your display.

Window + ‘+’ Button

Zoom in

Window + ‘-’ Button

Zoom out

Ctrl + Shift + Esc

Open The Task Manager

 

August 30, 2012 by How to's Tips & Tricks 0

Change font size in Eclipse

Hey friends,

Many students & professionals were asking that how they can change the font size in Eclipse.

 

Here is the way to change the font size in Eclipse :

  • Go to Window Menu > Preferences > General > Appearance > Colors and Fonts
  • Then to change the font size : Go to Java > Java Editor Text Font > Edit
  • Now set the font & font size you wish, done.

 

See Video Tutorial for above :

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Enjoy Coding!

August 25, 2012 by Android Tutorials Eclipse Eclipse Tutorials How to's Java Tutorials Video Tutorials 0

Android on TV in HD

Now you can have Android on TV (Television) in HD (High Definition), this would be the great experience for every Android User / Lover. Now this is possible with the help of G-Box which supports full HD & XBMC and having storage capacity up to 32 GB. G-Box allows you to play 3D games in full screen mode. You can watch streaming videos and movies from You Tube, NetFlix, etc. that too in HD, you can also watch movies from flash drives / external HDDs due to plug & play feature of the box. You can also access all your favorite social networking sites. One can also download free productivity apps from the Google’s Play Store and work from home! Developers can build the next greatest apps on an Android 4 HD platform too! All this in just  $ 88.00 only (Limited Period Offer) from e-bay.

 

G-Box Mini PC

G-Box Mini PC

 

Specifications :

The brief specifications of G-Box are as follows :

  • Mali400 Quad Core 3D GPU
  • Rockchip Cortex A8 CPU
  • 1GB RAM
  • 4GB Storage (3.8GB Total storage = 1GB System files, 512MB Program files and 2.13 GB Storage.)
  • USB Storage Extendable (Flash Drives/HDD)
  • SD Storage Extendable (Up to 32GB!)
  • 802.11g Wifi
  • HDMI Out
  • Audio/Video Out
  • Y/Pb/Pr Out (G-Box II)
  • 2x USB 2.0 Ports (G-Box I)
  • 4x USB 2.0 Ports (G-Box II)
  • Supports Wireless Keyboard/Mouse
  • Supports 3D Gyro Mouse
  • Supports USB Webcam w/Mic (Webcam accessories coming soon!)
  • Includes G-Box, HDMI Cable and Power Adapter

Enjoy Android on TV now!

August 20, 2012 by Android Devices Gadgets 0

Seminar on Cloud Computing

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Conducted Seminar on Cloud Computing at Shankarrao Dhawad Polytechnic, Nagpur on 07-08-2012 between 10.30 am to 12.30 pm.

It was a nice experience & received good response from students.

August 8, 2012 by Seminar Technical Events 1

Seminar on Andorid

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Conducted Seminar on Android at Sharda Infotech, Nagpur (MS – INDIA) on 04-08-2012 between 12.30 pm to 2.30 pm & received a nice response from the attendees.

Thanks a lot for attending the seminar. 🙂

August 5, 2012 by Seminar Technical Events Video Tutorials 0

More than 5000 views a month

Hey readers,

Thanks a lot for reading the tutorials, tips & tricks, tech news, etc. & appreciating whatever I write here. The no. of views from last few months shows that you people like what I am writing from few months & I will do so continuously.

Thanks a lot again.

August 3, 2012 by General 0