27Jun
Easy Way to Learn Windows Keyboard Shortcuts
I love this idea for teaching Windows shortcuts — show a diagram of a keyboard and let people click on keys to see what shortcuts are associated with those keys.
By adding an admittedly simple visual and an element of interactivity, I find that it's much easier to learn keyboard shortcuts so that they will actually stick in your head when it comes time to use them.
Posted on: June 27, 2007 | 1 Comment
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Cool interface but their list of shortcuts is pretty short. A little while back I created a thesaurus of shortcuts for Windows .
1. Posted by Gregory Raiz on June 28, 2007