Use the Windows Key + , to peek at the desktop.
[WIN]=[,]
This is handy for me, because as you’ll see in this video, i have a calendar on my desktop.
The peek doesn’t change what program you’re in, it just let’s you see the desktop temporarily.
Use the Windows Key + , to peek at the desktop.
[WIN]=[,]
This is handy for me, because as you’ll see in this video, i have a calendar on my desktop.
The peek doesn’t change what program you’re in, it just let’s you see the desktop temporarily.
i’m sure this can be done a million ways … but I just found a pattern that I consistently …
Instead, it would be nice to just open the bookmark in a new tab window.
To encode/decode URL’s, I use this site a lot. http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/dencoder so I have it bookmarked.
There are two tips/tricks to use, which will both open bookmarks in a new tab.
Thanks to my buddy Jonathan Kressaty for the javascript snippet.
http://scottcate.looplogic.com/cameronquoteand3skipcount
This was a great day. Good Job Cameron.
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