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Taking a snapshot of your desktop can be useful in many different ways. It is a great feature for troubleshooting computer problems because you can send in a picture of your screen to Microsoft. It is also a great way to quickly save a favorite picture from a website that cannot be saved any other way. You can follow a few easy steps to take a full desktop snapshot of your computer screen. Follow the followings.. 

• Hold down the 'Alt' button and press the 'Print Screen SysRq' button on your keyboard. This will take a hidden snapshot of your desktop. On a laptop, you may have to hold down the 'Fn' key and press 'Print Screen SysRq'.

•  Click on the 'Start' button on your Taskbar.

• Click on 'All Programs', then click on 'Accessories'.

• Click on 'MS Paint' to open the Paint program.

• Hold down the 'Ctrl' button and press the 'v' botton on your keyboard to paste the snapshot of your desktop in Paint.

• Now, click on 'File' near the top left corner of the Paint program. Scroll down to 'Save As'. This will open the Save As window. Give the title of the image and click 'OK'.

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      Here are advance shortcut keys of Adobe Photoshop.

Fits image in window        = Double-click , or Ctrl + Ø (zero)

100% magnification         = Double-click , or Alt + Ctrl + Ø (zero)


Zooms in or out               = Ctrl + spacebar, or Alt + spacebar

Applies zoom percentage, and keeps zoom percentage box active*    =  + Enter in Navigator palette

Zooms in on specified area of an image* = Ctrl + drag over preview in Navigator palette

Scrolls image with hand tool*     = Spacebar + drag, or drag view area box in Navigator palette

Scrolls up or down 1 screen       = Page Up or Page Down†

Scrolls up or down 10 units        = + Page Up or Page Down†

Moves view to upper left corner or lower right corner  = Home or End

Toggles layer mask on/off as rubylith*                  = \

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If you using Macromedia Flash then you should know it's shortcut keys.. Here are some shortcut keys of Macromedia Flash..
Enter                          = Add a Note (in Standard Notation)
+                               = Divide the Duration of the Notes by 2
-                                = Multiply the Duration of the Notes by 2
* or .                         = Dotted Note
R                               = Rest
/                                = Triplet
L                                = Link the Note
[Ctrl] L                       = Link the Beat
C                               = Copy the Beat at the End of the Bar
Ins                            = Insert a Beat (as Rest)
Del                            = Delete the Note
[Ctrl] Del                   = Delete the Beat
[Alt] Up                     = Move the Note to the Next String Upward
[Alt] Down                = Move the Note to the Next String Downward
[Shift] +                     = Up one Semitone
[Shift] -                     = Down one Semitone
[Shift] *                    = Change Accidental
[Ctrl] 1                      = Edit Voice 1 [Lead]
[Ctrl] 2                      = Edit Voice 2 [Bass]
[Ctrl] G                     = Gray Inactive Voice
[Ctrl] A                    = Select All (on active voice)
[Ctrl] X                    = Cut
[Ctrl] C                    = Copy
[Ctrl] V                    = Paste
[Ctrl] Ins                 = Insert a Bar
[Shift] [Ctrl] Ins       = Insert a Track
[Shift] [Ctrl] Del       = Delete a Track
[Ctrl] [Alt] Up           = Move the Track Up
[Ctrl] [Alt] Down      = Move the Track Down
[Shift] Ins                = Insert a Marker
F5                            = Score Information
F6                            = Track Properties
F7                            = Instrument of the Track
F8                            = Page Setup
F10                          = Mix Table Change Events
[Ctrl] Z                    = Undo
[Shift] [Ctrl] Z          = Redo

Effects
H                           = Hammer On / Pull Off
S                           = Legato Slide
[Alt] S                    = Shift Slide
B                           = Bend
A                           = Chord
T                           = Text
V                           = Vibrato
F                           = Fade In
X                           = Dead Note
I                            = Let Ring
G                           = Grace Note
O                           = Ghost Note
P                           = Palm Mute
[Ctrl] U                  = Brush Up
[Ctrl] D                  = Brush Down

Navigation
Enter                   = Next Note (on the Tablature)
Home                  = First Beat of the Bar
End                     = Last Beat of the Bar
[Ctrl] Left            = Previous Bar
[Ctrl] Right          = Next Bar
[Ctrl] Home         = First Bar
[Ctrl] End            = Last Bar
[Ctrl] Down         = Next Track
[Ctrl] Up             = Previous Track
[Shift] Tab          = Previous Marker
[Ctrl] Tab           = Next Marker
Page Up             = Scroll Upward
Page Down         = Scroll Downward

Sound
Space                 = Play / Stop
[Ctrl] Space        = Play from the beginning
F2                       = Active/Desactive RSE
F9                       = Loop / Speed Trainer

Misc.
[Ctrl] N              = New
[Ctrl] O              = Open
[Ctrl] B              = Browser
[Ctrl] S               = Save
[Ctrl] P               = Print
F1                      = Help
F12                    = Preferences
F4                      = Check the Duration of the Bars
F11                    = Display/Hide the Note Dynamics (color gradient)