on an XP desktop:how do you go from one window to another without using a mouse (ie, keyboard shortcut)?
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It's the ALT-Tab combination.  Hold ALT and press TAB to scroll through open programs.  Releasing on the desired program brings it to the foreground.
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Ctrl+Esc works for the start button. But you can't use key combos like WindowsKey+L, WindowsKey+R, WindowsKey+E, WindowsKey+U, WindowsKey+D, WindowsKey+F, WindowsKey+M, and WindowsKey+B
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just drag in the other side, in the left, in the right on the top or back to basic ^_^
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right click on Winamp\nchoose options\nthen click Always on Top\nor by pressing ctrl + A on winamp
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Navigate to the program from the start menu. Highlight the program and right click. Goto 'send to --> desktop (create shortcut) --> left click.
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When you right click on a file and then drag it on to any other location, windows gives you options to "Move", "Copy", "Create Shortcuts" to the new location or "Cancel" the operation. \n\nTry it!
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left clik and move it to the botton, dont let go of the click,\nclick and drag.
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Well, first you turn down the lights....put on some soft music....bottle of wine and....\n\n\n\nNo....I won't quit my day job.\n\nOk ok......XP has built-in something called Remote Assistance, if this is indeed what you're asking about. If you right-click "My Computer" go to "Properties" then go to the "Remote" tab, you will see a check-box to activate it, and a link where you can read more about it.\n\nBoth computers need to have this turned on for it to work, and essentially, if I recall, the computer that 'calls' the other computer is the one that can 'see' the other computer's terminal. I don't believe it's a two-way thing. Now, if the other computer is used as the 'calling' computer then IT will see the others computers terminal.\n\nMake sense?\n\nEssentially you can sit at your computer and use teh mouse and open and close things and the other person at the other computer can sit and watch what's happening. Good for troubleshooting or fixing someone else's computer remotely.\n\nNot sure you need the IP address of both boxes or not, but if you do you can find that my going to Start/Run.\n\nType "run" in the little window.\n\nA window will pop up. You'll see a blinking 'prompt'. Type "ipconfig" and then hit 'enter'.\n\nYou'll see the line that says IP Address.\n\nHope this is what you were looking for.
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use the right mouse button then explore
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click on file, then send, then shortcut to desktop
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Since I am a big fan of hotkeys, I thought it would be a nice idea to put a near-comprehensive list together (through research aka googling) ~Smile~\n\nWin = Start Menu, Win + Pause = System Properties,\n\nWin + D = Show Desktop,  Win + M = Minimize all windows,  Win + E = Launch Win Explorer (@ My Computer), \n\nWin + R = Run Command,  Win + Shift + M = Maximize all windows,  Win + L (XP) = Lock OS, \n\nAlt + Tab = Shift between Windows, Alt + Shift + Tab = Shift between Windows (Reverse Order), Alt + Spacebar + N = Minimize current window,\n\nAlt + F4 = Close Current Window, Alt + Spacebar + X = Maximize, Alt + Spacebar + R = Restore,\n\nCtrl+X = Cut, Ctrl+C = Copy, Ctrl+V = Paste, Ctrl+A = Select ALL, Ctrl+P = Print, Ctrl+ Shift + F10 = Shows Context Menu (Mouse Right Click Effect),\n\nCtrl+Esc = Start Menu, Ctrl + Shift + Esc  = Show Task Manager, \n\nApplication Specific (generally): Ctrl + S = Save, Ctrl + F = Find\n\n@ Desktop/Win Explorer: F2 = Rename File,  F3/Win + S = Launch Search\n\nQuick Hint: Those who hate typing long folder names/paths can simply drag and drop the whole entry from Windows Explorer Address Bar to Command prompt. (click on the left most end to pick)\n\nTBC...
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just go control panel->mouse-->pointer---->click use default
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{○1ä231456789000╨♣3♥♥♥A~÷☺☻♥♠♦♣♠•◘○\n\nPress ALT then 1 on the key pad then let go of alt and then 2 3 and so on.\n\nHave fun.
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Open one window and click and drag to the right size, then hold down shift and click the red x to close the window.\nShift and close together.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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Go to Tools | Internet Options | Advanced. \nUncheck "Reuse windows for launching shortcut."
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Hold down your "window key" (beside the alt key,) and then press E at the same time. \n\nuse the window key like a shift key...
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if you left click an icon once does it become highlighted.\n\nIf so there is nothing wrong with the left click of your mouse. \n\nIf you left click on it once and it becomes highlighted and you press enter, does the program open?\n\nIf yes, then you aren't double clicking (left clicking twice in a row, fast) fast enough. Remember you have to double click when you use the left mouse button (it wouldn't be the first time some has had to be told).\n\n(Assuming windows XP) if you want to turn on one click using the left mouse button do the following. START goto CONTROL PANEL.\nSWITCH to CLASSIC VIEW on the left hand side (if it's in catagory view else do nothing). Then open FOLDER OPTIONS (its also available on the TOOLS menu of any folder). where it says CLICK ITEMS AS FOLLOWS slect the option box titled SINGLE CLICK TO OPEN ITEMS (point to select), Click Apply And then OK.\n\nIf you don't want to enable single click, goto CONTROL PANEL, open MOUSE, in the 2nd box label marked DOUBLE CLICK  SPEED and adjust the slider towords slow. APPLY and OK.\n\nIf your left click button doesn't work you are going to have hard time using Windows and following the above instructions. in that case BUY A NEW MOUSE, they start at about $5 i think. \n\nIf you are in a finabcial bind borrow a mouse from someone, Goto CONTROL PANEL, gotot MOUSE. In the  1st box (BOX CONFIGURATION), check the check box marked SWITCH PRIMARY AND SECONDARY BUTTONS, APPLY and OK (you actually can just press OK everytime without worring about apply, but it's a safer option). When you're done give the persons mouse back and save for a new one.