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Encyclopedia > Shortcut (magazine)

Shortcut is a Swedish-language magazine and meeting place centred on work and lifestyle. It is aimed at:

  • People with higher education
  • Entrepreneurs
  • Free agents
  • Self-taught people

As at August 8th 2004 it has 40,374 members.


Paying members enjoy subscription to the magazine as well as a growing number of benefits.


External link

Shortcut site (http://www.shortcut.nu)


  Results from FactBites:
 
Shortcut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (191 words)
Computer shortcut, a file that contains only the location of another file in the computer.
Keyboard shortcuts, a combination of keystrokes that provides easier access to a command or operation.
Shortcuts Software (Application), a software company that specialises in business solutions for Salons and Spa's worldwide.
SHORTCUTS TO SUCCESS (3227 words)
The term keyboard shortcut generally refers to a keystroke or combination of keystrokes used to select a command instead of choosing the command from a menu with the mouse.
Music and audio programs commonly add shortcuts for functions that are specific to studio-related activities, such as zooming in or out on a track or waveform display, jumping to the start or end of a region or session, and operating the transport controls.
Manufacturer-defined shortcuts are usually shown next to the corresponding menu commands, but sometimes they don't appear anywhere — even in the documentation.
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