What Is Keyboard Sequencing?

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Summary: Keyboard sequencing refers to combination of keys that are used in order to execute a specific function within a program. Learn about commonly used keyboard sequences, such as "Ctrl, Alt, Delete," with help from a computer and network administration specialist in this free video on keyboard sequencing.

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By Mark Daly
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Mark Daly has experience in computer and network administration, and has worked on every Microsoft OS from DOS to Windows Server 2008. Daly serviced small business computer networks...read more

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"Hello my name is Mark and I'm going to talk about what is keyboard sequencing. Most people are familiar with keyboard sequencing when they login to their computer and have to hit CTRL ALT DEL or when they want to back out of a change in a program and hit CTRL Z. But keyboard sequencing is a combination of keys used to execute a function in a program. Graphic designers and web designers especially people that do audio work use keyboard sequencing all the time. You can setup keyboard sequencing in just about any program. Windows has hundreds of short key, keyboard sequencing short key, shortcut keys using any combination and lots of times applications will let your specify or customize your keyboard sequencing where you'll be able to hit ALT D or SHIFT F1 to execute a certain command. A popular one in software I use is ALT CTRL SHIFT S to save a document. And that's keyboard sequencing."

eHow Article: What Is Keyboard Sequencing?