Desktop and Taskbar tricks
Windows Seven is fantastic and is the latest operating system to be released by Microsoft. Although it has similar features to both Windows XP and Windows Vista, to use Windows seven, some people will need re-educating. Basically there are new features included with Windows seven that no one has seen before. This Windows Seven video tutorial shows the desktop, taskbar, adding gadgets, changing wallpaper, and more.
Video – Windows Seven Tips – Win 7 Desktop and Taskbar basic tricks
Windows Seven Tips – Win 7 Desktop and Taskbar basic tricks
1. A new Windows Seven desktop shortcut.
This video will show you the new desktop shortcut hiding on the taskbar in the bottom far right corner. See the screenshot below.
2. Changing your desktop background.
3. Taskbar tips and tricks.
Win 7 Desktop and Taskbar basic tricks – extra tip
Press on the Windows Logo Key and the space bar to get a glimpse of the desktop. This lets you take a quick look without transfering to it completely.
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I knew about the little button in the bottom corner but I didn’t know about the windows key and spacebar.
Let’s hope microsoft will keep some of these nifty tricks in windows 8. Or else we have to figure everything out again.
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Yes I like the Winkey and space bar too!! Very handy when you are typing. You do not have to stop and grab the mouse.
I was among those who needed some re-educating on Windows 7. I agree with the other Window 7 users that its just a new interesting experience working in Windows 7. To be honest I was completely clueless about the desktop shortcut hiding on the taskbar
))) Hopefully someone pointed it out to me.
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