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06.15.2008 at 09:44AM PDT, ID: 23486346 | Points: 50
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Windows 98 Shortcut Keys - Controlling Multiple Application Instances Versus Task-Switching

Asked by tkonan in Windows 98 Operating System

Tags: Microsoft, Windows, 98

After assigning a shortcut key combination to an application (i.e. a Windows desktop shortcut such as CTRL-SHIFT-C assigned to the 'command prompt' application for example), I find that generally, using the shortcut will not create another instance of the application but will have the effect of switching to the initial instance.

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