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Alt Enter Means Always Leave Things Then Enter
You
have probably already read the short paragraph about the purpose of the
‘Alt’ and ‘Enter’ keyboard shortcut before you have been brought to
this page. Here we learn Alt Enter.
Now, how can I help you to remember Alt Enter keyboard shortcut?
When it comes to Properties
the first thing that comes to mind is our possessions.
Suppose
you would like to see the properties of a king, who’s dynasty had ruled
a country for several hundreds of years, by visiting his palace which
has not been open for public view before due to security reasons.
Now
the Government wants to open this palace for the public so they can
display the valuable possessions of the dynasty for historical
educations.
It was known to the public through
newspaper articles and from historical books that this king
owned many things that nobody has ever laid eyes on before.
Let us go and visit the Kings properties!
Can
you simply walk into a palace as you like? Most of the time you can’t .
You
would probably have to buy a ticketand go through a thorough security
check before you are allowed to enter.
The most
important warning the palace authorities are going ask of you is to:
Always
Leave Things – your holdings- in a safe place before you Enter.
This
is so that the authorities can ensure that you do not steal anything
from the palace.
Now let us talk about our topic
which is; Viewing System Properties.
As in the case of visiting the king’s
palace; to view the system properties, that is to say the properties of
the items of a computer, all you have to do is to Always Leave Things
and then Enter. That is to say Alt Enter (Alt + Enter).
Go through these
pictures and with any luck you you will never forget the keyboard
shortcut for viewing system properties.