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Originally Posted by KC Foggin
After giving a few classes this week on new software we are using in the office, I was amazed at how many hard core computer users did not know that you could open multiple files at one time and so I realized that perhaps some did not know that you can do this when looking at your photos in an image software program instead of looking at just one at a time.
All it entails is clicking on the first photo and then holding down the shift key, click on the end photo you want to open. I seldom open more than 5 at a time but it is a good way of going thru your shots pretty quickly.
So are there any other little tricks that you assumed everyone knew?
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For Windows keyboard shortcuts overview look at :-
http://www.wacug.org/kbshtcts.pdf
Also (at top of Internet Explorer page) click on
Help/Contents and Index/Index - then type in 'Key' , double click on 'shortcuts', double click on 'Using Internet Explorer keyboard shortcuts....' for more or other shortcuts.
Roger
One of my oft repeated truisms - "you do not know what you do not know"