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Setting shortcut keys to run a program
You can set different shortcust using a combination of keys to open programs and applications.
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Click the Start button and All Programs.
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Choose a Program you want to make a shortcut for and right click it.
I'm going to create a keyboard shortcut for Google Chrome browser.
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In the Properties window click the Shortcut tab.
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Click the Shortcut key field and press the keyboard combination you would like to set for this program.
Ctrl + Shift + C is my choice for starting Google Chrome.
Avoid setting up the known short cuts like Ctrl + C (copy) or Ctrl + V (paste).
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Click OK to confirm your settings.
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Try out your new keyboard shortcut.
Ctrl + Shift + C combo the Google Chrome starts right up, just like I set it.
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