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You can also download IE7, which as tabbed browsing as well. Once you go tabs, you'll never go back, unless the company / government you work for doesn't want to use IE7 / FF. :/

Other handy keyboard shortcuts...windows-D will minimize all open windows; windows-r opens the run dialogue, which you can type web addresses into, saving yourself the trouble of double clicking your browser of choice and waiting for it to appear. Windows-E opens up a windows explorer window.

Okay Sarge, that's pretty cool. Up until now that's just been my dammit key - the one I hit by accident while I'm typing and it causes the ..."Ah, DAMMIT!"

One last one - this is easy: In the task bar each header has an underlined letter (FILE, EDIT, VIEW, etc.). Hit alt + the underlined letter to drop down that menu, in those menus each command will have an underlined letter (NEW, OPEN, SAVE AS, etc), just type that letter to execute the command (w/o the alt key):

Example: To open a file, type alt+F, then O. Amazing what'cha figure out when you hit the wrong key by accident, isn't it?
Jack