CNET has a good article that gives a preview comparison of upcoming Microsoft Window 8 OS vs Apple Mountain Lion. Those of us who use Windows 7 and are also Mac users can see where Windows is becoming more like a Mac OS. It will be interesting to see the final versions of the two operating systems.
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Windows and Mac Computers
Keyboard shortcuts can save lots of time! Sure you can use the right-click menu or use the application menu, but that entails using the mouse.
Information about common keyboard shortcuts will be included in the 4th edition of Informatics & Nursing: Competencies and Applications.
To learn more about keyboard shortcuts for Windows 7, go to
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Keyboard-shortcuts
To learn more about keyboard shortcuts for the Mac OS X, go to http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1343
The shortcuts in the websites above are very generic to other versions of the operating system. Many of the shortcuts for Windows and the Mac are virtually the same. Try it. On the Mac use the Command key instead of the Control key. For example, to copy text on a Windows computer, use Control C; on the Mac computer, use Command C.
Information about common keyboard shortcuts will be included in the 4th edition of Informatics & Nursing: Competencies and Applications.
To learn more about keyboard shortcuts for Windows 7, go to
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Keyboard-shortcuts
To learn more about keyboard shortcuts for the Mac OS X, go to http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1343
The shortcuts in the websites above are very generic to other versions of the operating system. Many of the shortcuts for Windows and the Mac are virtually the same. Try it. On the Mac use the Command key instead of the Control key. For example, to copy text on a Windows computer, use Control C; on the Mac computer, use Command C.
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