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... selected cell. This command and the next one also work within programs. For example, you can use these commands when working in the File/Open dialog box in Word or Excel. Note that after you select text in Word, F2 begins moving the current selection. You can then move the insertion cursor to the desired location and hit Enter. Delete selected objects without sending them to the Recycle Bin: Shift-Delete Mnemonic: A slightly shifted version of what happens when you hit Delete, which sends objects to the Recycle Bin. Be careful with this command. Under some conditions, it will delete a file without asking for confirmation. Bypass the CD-ROM AutoRun feature: Hold down the Shift key while you insert the disk. This is an invaluable tool when you have to remove a disk ... a flying Windows icon on it) . Windows-key shortcuts are among the most useful — and most overlooked. MOVING AROUND WINDOWS AND THE DESKTOP Shortcuts that let you move from one window to another easily, get to the Windows desktop, or move around the desktop can speed you up considerably. Switch among applications: Windows-Tab or Alt-Tab The Windows-Tab combination cycles through the taskbar buttons. When you've selected the program you want, hit Enter to switch to that window. If more than one program is running, Alt-Tab will bring up the task-switching window. Releasing the keys immediately will switch you to the previous application. To jump to one of the other running programs instead, release Tab, but keep Alt held down. Each succeeding press of Tab will move the Program Selection Box to the next application ...

... selected cell. This command and the next one also work within programs. For example, you can use these commands when working in the File/Open dialog box in Word or Excel. Note that after you select text in Word, F2 begins moving the current selection. You can then move the insertion cursor to the desired location and hit Enter. Delete selected objects without sending them to the Recycle Bin: Shift-Delete Mnemonic: A slightly shifted version of what happens when you hit Delete, which sends objects to the Recycle Bin. Be careful with this command. Under some conditions, it will delete a file without asking for confirmation. Bypass the CD-ROM AutoRun feature: Hold down the Shift key while you insert the disk. This is an invaluable tool when you have to remove a disk ... a flying Windows icon on it) . Windows-key shortcuts are among the most useful — and most overlooked. MOVING AROUND WINDOWS AND THE DESKTOP Shortcuts that let you move from one window to another easily, get to the Windows desktop, or move around the desktop can speed you up considerably. Switch among applications: Windows-Tab or Alt-Tab The Windows-Tab combination cycles through the taskbar buttons. When you've selected the program you want, hit Enter to switch to that window. If more than one program is running, Alt-Tab will bring up the task-switching window. Releasing the keys immediately will switch you to the previous application. To jump to one of the other running programs instead, release Tab, but keep Alt held down. Each succeeding press of Tab will move the Program Selection Box to the next application ...

... selected cell. This command and the next one also work within programs. For example, you can use these commands when working in the File/Open dialog box in Word or Excel. Note that after you select text in Word, F2 begins moving the current selection. You can then move the insertion cursor to the desired location and hit Enter. Delete selected objects without sending them to the Recycle Bin: Shift-Delete Mnemonic: A slightly shifted version of what happens when you hit Delete, which sends objects to the Recycle Bin. Be careful with this command. Under some conditions, it will delete a file without asking for confirmation. Bypass the CD-ROM AutoRun feature: Hold down the Shift key while you insert the disk. This is an invaluable tool when you have to remove a disk ... a flying Windows icon on it) . Windows-key shortcuts are among the most useful — and most overlooked. MOVING AROUND WINDOWS AND THE DESKTOP Shortcuts that let you move from one window to another easily, get to the Windows desktop, or move around the desktop can speed you up considerably. Switch among applications: Windows-Tab or Alt-Tab The Windows-Tab combination cycles through the taskbar buttons. When you've selected the program you want, hit Enter to switch to that window. If more than one program is running, Alt-Tab will bring up the task-switching window. Releasing the keys immediately will switch you to the previous application. To jump to one of the other running programs instead, release Tab, but keep Alt held down. Each succeeding press of Tab will move the Program Selection Box to the next application ...

... workers from disabling respiratory diseases, employers are required to limit the amount of respirable cotton dust in the air. The limits- known as permissible exposure limits-are average exposures as measured over an eight-hour workday. For yarn manufacturing the limit is 200 micrograms of cotton dust per cubic meter of air; for textile waste houses, 500 micrograms; for slashing and weaving operations, 750 micrograms; and for waste recycling and garnetting, 1,000 micrograms. Cottonseed processing operations are covered by the standard, but there is no permissible exposure limit. DUST MEASUREMENT Employers must measure the workplace cotton dust level at least every six months, or whenever there are any changes in equipment or work practices which might increase the amount of cotton dust in the air. Measurements must be representative of an eight-hour period and be ... articles, checklists, tip sheets, sales letters, and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Cotton Dust 4/30/2013 10:39:13 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. INFORMATION DATE 19920218 DESCRIPTION USDOL Program Highlights-Cotton Dust TOPIC Cotton Dust STANDARD NUMBER 1910.1043 SUBJECT Cotton Dust ABSTRACT Cotton dust is dust present in the air during the handling or processing of cotton. This dust may contain a mixture of many substances including ground- up plant matter, fiber, bacteria, fungi, soil, pesticides, non-cotton matter, and other contaminants. Exposure to cotton dust can mean serious health problems. Methods to protect ...

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