Windows 7,Tips You should know

Here is one for the People that Need help on Windows 7 that are having problems with something and can't explain whats Going on. It's a screen shot program Built into windows 7 and then zipped into a .Zip file for easy email applications.

You start this program by going to the start button at typing in psr.exe and then hit enter.

The above is a picture of what it will look like when it is opened, Then you can click on record and it will record your screen, Then when finished click on stop and it will save the file in HTML (zipped).

You can send it to anyone to open it and review it, For tech purposes or training, Or maybe you just want to share something.

windows + Shift + left and Windows + Shift + right

These keys will move the window to another Screen if you are using Dual screens on your system for the Screen that is active. Also Using just the Windows + Right  will ( No Shift ) will Move the active window to the right (Tile)

One Screen

1. 
   
   Windows + Left =  The active Windows will Tile to the left side of the screen
2. 
   
   Windows + Right = The Active windows Tiles to the right side                       
3. 
   
   Windows + UP = The active windows Tiles Top to bottom                              
4. 
   
   Windows + Down = The active Window will minimize                                

Task Bar

The Task bar as you know if you are using Windows 7 is  a bit different and To me is a more use full tool when you have more then one window open

When you mouse over the Icons in the task bar you see a small Preview of what is running, If you have more then one Internet Explorer windows open it pans them out so you can see all of them and move your mouse to the one you want to see ( bring to front)

 Another Short cut is Windows + Number

This is for the Icons on the task bar. As you can see the numbers I have placed on this picture then it would correspond with that Icon.

Pin to task bar

This is a nice way to make you icons on the task bar. If you have a program open that you might use often and do not want to keep going to the Start menu or to your desktop.

1. Once the program is opened                                                                                           

2. right Click on the icon that corresponds with the program on the task bar and Click on pin.

Now once you close the program the Icon will remain on the task bar.

Also if you have a shortcut you can drag it to the task bar as well.