You can create specific keyboard shortcut in Microsoft Windows 7 to run any application, program or software under Microsoft Windows 7. Here is a small tutorial on how to create such shortcut.
We will show you with the example of Adobe Photoshop CS4 Extended.
Click start, type the name of the program, in our example, we will type “Photoshop” (Without the quotation marks) ; then right click over the name of the program and click properties.
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The properties window will open with Shortcut tab activated; In the Shortcut Key field type the letter of your choice (such as P for Photoshop). It will display CTRL + ALT + P:
Click OK. Close the dialog box. Now you can launch Adobe Photoshop by pressing CTRL + ALT + P from the keyboard.
In this way, you can create keyboard shortcut for any program in Windows 7 .
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