Windows R, Run Command..,
Run
on Your Own Wheels
When
we talk about Windows’
keyboard shortcuts the Windows R
command plays a major role. When you
press “windows + R” command and then type the program name you want to
use, you will be taken to that application.
 For example, if you press
“Windows + R” and type: “winword” – you will be taken to Microsoft
word; by typing “excel” the system will take you to Excel; and by
typing “notepad” you will be able to enjoy the opportunity to use
notepad.
How to
remember Windows + R Keyboard shortcut ?.As it is a run
command, it
is obvious it
should run
and, in order to run smoothly it should have wheels.
Let
us imagine that Windows + R has got four wheels, just like a
supermarket
trolley, and it is carrying a window.

Now
that you have bought your window from the supermarket you want to leave
the supermarket.To where..?
 Don’t forget that that we live
in a world where world road maps are easily available. In the picture
you see our “R” has got a slot for a special chip.
If
you want to take the Excel road you
just put your Excel chip on the R,
which takes you to the Excel.
Alternatively, if
you want to go to Winword you just put Winword chip on the R command
and that will take you to the Winword road.
This way you can easily
remember the Windows Run command which takes you to the programs where
you intend to do your work.
I hope this chapter has
helped
you to remember windows Run command and its usefulness, and I hope many
of the keyboard shortcuts especially the Windows’ keyboard shortcuts is
easier for you to remember.
Watch the
trolly moving towards
Excel Road !.
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