The secret keystroke to use is Ctrl and the Numpad’s "plus" key, and it only works if you have a separate number pad on your PC—but we’ve also found a workaround for that as well. Keep reading."
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Monday, September 13, 2010
How to Resize All Window Columns with a Single Keystroke - How-To Geek
How to Resize All Window Columns with a Single Keystroke - How-To Geek: "When you’re dealing with an application that displays data in a set of columns, it’s often frustrating to have to resize each column separately—but today we’ve got a great trick for you that resizes all the columns with a single keystroke.
The secret keystroke to use is Ctrl and the Numpad’s "plus" key, and it only works if you have a separate number pad on your PC—but we’ve also found a workaround for that as well. Keep reading."
The secret keystroke to use is Ctrl and the Numpad’s "plus" key, and it only works if you have a separate number pad on your PC—but we’ve also found a workaround for that as well. Keep reading."
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