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Many of us have Windows keyboards that include the Windows Logo key. This key is rarely pressed by many of us because we don't know what it is really for. In actuality, this key is very useful when used in conjunction with other keys, and using it can save you a lot of time and repetitive mouse stress. After some online research I compiled a list of what I believe are the most useful and functional Widows Logo key shortcuts. However, to take advantage of the shortcuts you must try them out, see if they fit into your workflow, and practice using them until they become second nature.
I found that Windows Logo + D for example, is very handy for getting all open windows out of the way to view the desktop. It didn't take me long to add this, and many of the other key shortcuts to my finger memory so I can now save precious milliseconds of time as I work on the computer.
The following is a listing of various Windows Logo key shortcuts. Depending on the version of Windows you are using, some of the shortcuts may not work, but all of them appear to work with Windows 7. You may download a more printable version of the shortcuts here.
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This is a listing of some of the best cross-platform open source software available for media production work.
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Written by Ken Loge
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This tutorial describes how to use the Video Sequence Editor (VSE) in Blender to build an animated alpha image sequence that reveals different parts of an underlying static image. The end result of the video track layering will look like the image below.
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Written by Ken Loge
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This article is an overview of how to use Blender's powerful Video Sequence Editor (VSE).
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