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3. Finally, not every world language is available. If the language you're seeking doesn't appear in the list, check with Microsoft Technical Support to see if they know a Windows 95-compatible source for the language. Special Keys for Windows 95 Some keyboards have special keys that perform special tasks in Windows 95. The idea of these keyboards is to give you access to some common mouse functions on the keyboard so that you don't have to take your hands off of the keyboard to perform them. These Windows 95 keyboards usually have three special function keys bringing the total number of keys to 104. These are: 1. The Windows logo keys (there are usually two of these, one each just to the outside of the Alt keys), both marked by the Windows logo 2. The Menu key (usually located between the Windows logo key and the Ctrl key on the right side of the spacebar), marked by a stylized drop-down menu and an arrow pointer The Windows logo key (referred to as WINDOWS in the following table) performs these actions: Key Combination Action WINDOWS Opens the Start menu. WINDOWS+R Opens the Run dialog box. WINDOWS+M Minimizes all windows. Shift+WINDOWS+M Undoes Minimize All. WINDOWS+F1 Opens Help. WINDOWS+E Opens Windows Explorer. WINDOWS+F Opens the Find: All Files dialog box. Ctrl+WINDOWS+F Opens the Find Computer dialog box. WINDOWS+Tab Cycles through current taskbar buttons. WINDOWS+Break Opens System Properties dialog box. The menu key has one simple application. Select any object and press the menu key and the same pop-up menu that appears when you right-click the mouse on that object appears. Keeping Your Keyboard Clean and Working Never spill liquids on your keyboard. Coffee, soda, and other beverage spills can ruin your keyboard. Liquid spills on the keyboard have even been known to cause electrical damage to the PC itself. With that in mind, though you may not stop drinking coffee
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