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How to save and open searches in Windows 7 ?

To save Windows-7 searches for example word "windows" (see Image-1 Arrow-1),

please click Save search (see Image-1 Arrow-2)

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How to Save and Open Searches in Windows 7

How to save searches in Windows 7

To open the searches in Windows-7 open (start) the MS-Explorer keyboard shortcut [Win+E]

please click Favorites (see Image-2 Arrow-1) and select the saved search e.g. "Windows" (see Image-2 Arrow-2).

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How to open searches in Windows 7

FAQ 60: Updated on: 18 April 2018 13:37

In Windows 7 it´s easy to scan to pdf see this: scan documents and save them on your computer as a PDF. Image-1 How to scan to pdf in Windows 7

How to scan to pdf in Windows 7?

O yes You can move the Windows-7 taskbar to different locations Click the right mouse button on an empty area in the Task Bar [ see Image 1 Arrow-1]

Can I move the Windows-7 taskbar to different locations?

Windows 7 includes a shortcut key to fast and simply create a New Folder The key combination for New Folder in Windows-7 is: [Ctrl+Shift+N] and a new folder

New folder hotkey in Windows 7 for Windows Explorer!

It is quite easy to disable or/and enable button program, app grouping in Windows-7 or Windows-8 Click the right mouse button on an empty area in the Task Bar open

How to disable button program app grouping in Windows 7 Taskbar?

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How to save and open searches in Windows 7 ?

To save Windows-7 searches for example word "windows" (see Image-1 Arrow-1),

To open the searches in Windows-7 open (start) the MS-Explorer keyboard shortcut [Win+E] please click Favorites (see Image-2 Arrow-1) and select the saved search e.g. "Windows" (see Image-2 Arrow-2).

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To open the searches in Windows-7 open (start) the MS-Explorer keyboard shortcut [Win+E]

please click Favorites (see Image-2 Arrow-1) and select the saved search e.g. "Windows" (see Image-2 Arrow-2).