Hi Fellow Keyboard shortcuts lovers!

A new week has started with new keyboard shortcuts to learn or to review. As it’s Monday, you’re probably not ready for complicated stuff! J

So let’s start nice and easy with a couple of keyboard shortcuts you probably know about…and if you don’t, those are definitely shortcuts that you SHOULD be using every day!

Last week, we focused on How to use keyboard shortcuts in your Internet browser, specifically the tabs creations, navigating through the tabs and closing a tab. (BTW, I forgot one way to close a tab: it’s “ Alt ”, then “ F ”, then “ C ”…but you’re probably not going to use this one J)

This week, I’d like to focus on general use, common to pretty much any software, browser, games and other applications.

Did you know that you could navigate through your opened windows from your keyboard? YES, it’s possible…and easy!

Take a look the picture: You can see that I have 5 opened windows.

- Hold the “ Alt ” button and press the “ Tab ” button several times. You will see the blue square moving from the left to the right. Release the “ Alt ” button when you reach the selected window.

- Hold the “ Shift ” button and press “ Tab ” if you went to far. You will move the square backward.

If you are running Windows Vista AIRO (sorry?) or Windows 7 (lucky you!): try to hold the “ Windows ” key (and “ Shift ” to go backward) and press tab. The result is the same then Alt+Tab but in 3D!!

On Windows XP, Windows+Tab will have you navigate through your opened windows, but in the navigation bar, without preview. Then press enter to display the page.

So, what do you like the most:

1. Alt + Tab
2. Windows + Tab
3. I’m still mouse clicking…

Try it and leave a comment to let us know! And if you like it, share it with your friends!

Do you have any shortcuts to share? I’ll be happy to write about it!

Over 1 million of Google Adwords users advertised in the last 10 years on the most popular search engine, generating billions of dollars for Google.

As Adwords campaigns are the main source of revenue for Google, the giant decided to send high tech Thank You video to every Google Adwords advertiser.

The Thank You card is customized with the name of the company appearing several times in the video. Companies will see their names written using a few different exaggerated technologies, such as the Moon Laser Varian 9.000.000!

Here is our Google Adwords Thank You Video…if you haven’t seen it yet!

On top of the great thank you video, you will be able to see some interesting stats about Google Adwords and Consumers’ online habits. As everything is built in flash, (which is by the way not good for Search Engine Optimization J), we can’t provide you a direct link to these Google Adwords stats but you will have access to them clicking on the video link above.

Did you receive a Google Adwords Thank You video as well? What do you think about this expensive way to thank your customers?