TuneUp Shows Windows 7 Users How to Save Time with Keyboard Shortcuts

April 5, 2012 - PRLog -- MIAMI, Florida

What:   Did you know that creating a new folder or jumping to the browser address bar could be as simple as hitting CTRL+N or ALT+D on your keyboard? Experts use keyboard shortcuts to perform typical PC tasks quickly, and now readers can too thanks to TuneUp’s recent blog post. TuneUp highlights 35 keyboard shortcuts to help PC users seamlessly switch between software, move windows around, access hidden features and cycle through taskbar items—and streamline their everyday computing.

Who:    Windows 7 users looking to save not just seconds, but hours and days over time, will benefit from TuneUp’s keyboard shortcut suggestions.

Where:   TuneUp provides detailed information, helpful tips and screenshots at blog.tune-up.com. All of the information is free, and readers can post their own experiences directly on the blog to help others.

When:    PC users can access the free information anytime by visiting blog.tune-up.com or by interacting with TuneUp’s PC tuning experts on Twitter and Facebook.

Resources:      Blog Posts:   Use Windows 7 Faster Than Before: The 35 Best Keyboard
Shortcuts
Twitter:   @TuneUp4Windows
Facebook:   TuneUp Fan Page
YouTube:   TuneUp4Windows Channel
Google+:   TuneUp Utilities Page
Podcasts:    TuneUp Podcasts about Windows
Product:   TuneUp Utilities and 15-Day Trial Download

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About TuneUp
TuneUp Corporation, headquartered in Miami, Florida, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Germany-based TuneUp Software GmbH, the leading provider of intelligent software tools that enable users to get optimal use of their operating systems and programs. The company was founded to serve the North American market, with a focus on supporting TuneUp Utilities sales to consumers, retailers, SMBs and enterprises.

TuneUp protects users from PC problems, while helping them increase the performance and security of their computers. Since 1997, the TuneUp brand has produced best in class, high-quality products. In order to maintain high standards without being bound to patents, licenses and third-party suppliers, TuneUp develops all of its solutions in-house. This, in addition to keeping close contact with customers and incorporating their feedback, enables TuneUp to continuously grow as a company, as well as design products that meet customers’ needs.

TuneUp Utilities is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Japanese, Russian, Korean and Chinese. For more information, visit www.tune-up.com, and for detailed Windows tips and tricks, visit the TuneUp Blog about Windows: http://blog.tune-up.com.