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Keyboard shortcut to create a new folder in Windows 7

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This time no screenshot, no big descriptions; very short to help you for day to day use.

incorporates a that lets you a new with a simple keystroke. To a new folder on any in , you only have to press Ctrl + Shift + N. When you do, you will see a new folder and only have to choose the name you want.



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