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Tip of the Week: Make your own keystroke shortcuts

We try to feature some of the more helpful keystroke shortcuts that are built into Windows here, but did you know that you could create your own shortcuts for just about anything?  If you want to create your own, right-click on the icon of a program or shortcut and go to Properties then click on the Shortcut tab.  Click on the "Shortcut key:" field and press the keystroke combination that you wish to create (it will only let you assign key combos that aren't already taken) then on the OK button.