Windows 10 Introduction Quick Reference Guide (Cheat Sheet of Instructions, Tips & Shortcuts - Laminated) Updated May 2021

I'm new to Windows 10 coming from Windows 7 and before that XP. When you get older, you don't like change and going to Windows 10 is a big leap. The only reason I went to Windows 10 is because IE 11 will no longer work after January 2020 and you cant really use Edge with Windows 7. Long story short, I bought a big, think Windows 10 book for study later.........but sometimes you need a quick reference. This guide fits the bill for me.

Better than having a book to flip through! Highlights the most used/ useful features. Wish i knew this format existed 2yrs ago after buying my new PC🤦‍♀️

It was a little confusing at first but after reading it several times, I found some helpful hints.

Nice and easy to use and it's laminated to last along time. Very useful and handy to keep by your computer for a quick reference when you need it without looking thru pages and pages of a big computer book. I highly recommend it for everyone who is serious about using their computer.

If printed on good paper, as a double fold out, this might be able to be read.

This starter guide has been an immense help in beginning the transition to Windows-10. It does not cover everything (obviously) but hits the more prominent starting places. And the laminated, easy to read/hold/move sheet is a big plus for my use.

Bought Word 2016, Excel 2016, and Windows 10 quick reference guides for my 80yo parents. They are finding them very convenient to keep track of all the shortcuts and key combinations - especially since they were used to Windows XP and Office 2010.

Overall reference guide helps to accomplish certain tasks, print is small, guide laminated so it is durable. Most helpful item is the summary of shortcuts.

If you're like most people and Microsoft 365, you probably want something faster than Windows for Dummies. Here it is. These cheat sheets are excellent - buy every one of them you need, you will not be disappointed!

There are so many tricks and tips that remembering them all is a large order with windows 10. My brain can only absorb or remember so much. This reference guide takes the edge of all that.

I did not want to change to Windows 10, I am completely satisfied with 7 but I have to change. The quick reference card is great, easy to use. Maybe a little hard to understand when you are in your 70's, but I am patient & will persevere.

Very good product good information 😃👍👍👍👍👍

Print is a little small-I have to use a magnifier glass