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Multi-Tasking on Your Computer
When you have multiple windows open on your computer, you can quickly jump from one to another by pressing the Alt and tab keys on your keyboard. Hold down Alt and press tab repeatedly to cycle through your active applications.
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Posted by Noelle Kreider
on Thursday, June 19, 2008
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