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2009-06-19
, 05:31
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@ Chicago
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I could had sworn that I had read somewhere that there was a way to maxi- or minimize the browser window on the N810 without using the hardware key on the back (which sometimes is a bit awkward if they keyboard is out. I've clicked around in the corners but nothing.
A short-key or some kind maybe?
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2009-06-19
, 05:32
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Joined on Dec 2007
@ the Lower Rainland
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2009-06-19
, 05:43
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Joined on May 2009
@ ...standing right behind you...
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If you go to Control panel > Bluetooth keyboard > shortcuts you can set minimize, task launcher, task switcher, full screen key, plus key, minus key, menu key, home view and power menu. The other way is to install gconf-editor > apps > osso > keybindings this gives you access to a few more hot keys.
hope that helps
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2009-06-19
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@ Toronto, Ontario
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A short-key or some kind maybe?
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