What are your favorite keyboard short cuts?

As another non-Excel one Ctrl+Escape is one I use to bring up the Start menu, probably redundant in Vista.

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Thats what the windows button is for?
 

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As Bob said, old habits die hard and I never had one of those on my keyboard until relatively recently.
 
Having been yet unable to find a keyboard shortcut to increase/decrease the number of decimals
For me it's
  • CTRL+SHIFT+!
  • Click the decrease decimal button on my toolbar<sub>xl03</sub> or the QAT<sub>xl07</sub>
I keep thinking I'll get around to just writing a macro to hotkey this somewhere, but I never seem to get around to it... :rolleyes:

Pressing Windows+D again returns all screens to the previous state.
Well, there you have it -- I didn't know that [obviously].
 
I've also taken to using [windows]+L (lock screen) since we have a few wiseguys in the office that - if you leave your machine unlocked - have been known to hop on to your unprotected machine and send out e-mails with messages like "I feel like a pretty pink ballerina today!"
I work in a bank and if you don't lock your screen, unscrupulous coworkers can do a lot worse. Yet, some coworkers don't seem to understand that locking the screen is for their benefit. :eeek:
 
A colleague's machine farts every time he gets an email due to his inability to lock a workstation...
 
A colleague's machine farts every time he gets an email due to his inability to lock a workstation...

:rofl:

And, do tell, Mr. Archibald, is there anyone besides yourself in the office that might possess the technical expertise needed to make this happen? :huh:
 
I work in a bank and if you don't lock your screen, unscrupulous coworkers can do a lot worse. Yet, some coworkers don't seem to understand that locking the screen is for their benefit. :eeek:

I won't tell you what I did when I was a lot younger and working for a bank where people regularly forgot to sign off their session on the terminals :diablo:.

In my defence I was very bored.
 
I won't tell you what I did when I was a lot younger and working for a bank where people regularly forgot to sign off their session on the terminals :diablo:.

In my defence I was very bored.
I'm intrigued. :cool:

I'm not all that young, but I am immature.
 
A colleague's machine farts every time he gets an email due to his inability to lock a workstation...


I modified one our instructors outlook to do something similar, as she taught outlook bombarded her with emails which then played the clip from Crank Yankers- I Got Mail Yeahhhh


Also would go and put in their start up folder a modified blank workbook that had some wonderful conditional formating setup up.

I always used Ctrl Alt Del followed by Enter to lock my machine.
 
:rofl:

And, do tell, Mr. Archibald, is there anyone besides yourself in the office that might possess the technical expertise needed to make this happen? :huh:

Erm, yes, probably, yer Honour..
 

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