Alt + Tab vs Start + Tab

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  1. Nikolay
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Windows XP Pro x86 | Windows Vista Ultimate x86
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    Alt + Tab vs Start + Tab


    Which do you prefer? Or do you use neither? Personally, I don't use either.
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  3. esteban
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    7 Ultimate, Debian Squeeze, #! Statler
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    Alt+Tab.

    In Linux, I use Windows+Tab so I can get some use out of that button lol.
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  4. Sbrideau
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    Windows 10 Pro / OpenSUSE
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    Alt+Tab, that XP habit didn't get out and I haven't used XP for about a year except in virtual machines lol.
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  6. hailongf99
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    Windows7
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    Alt+Tab,just because of the habit ...
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  7. harpua
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 (Retail)
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    Alt tab seems easier to me. But I usually just click the app that's pinned (or on) the task bar.
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  8. BFG
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    Windows 7 Professional 32 Bit
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    neither
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  10. Barman58
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    I hold down my right mouse button and move the scroll wheel

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  11. daSpud
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    win 7 pro
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    Barman58 said:
    I hold down my right mouse button and move the scroll wheel
    I had not heard of that one. I just tried it in Opera and I can scroll through the tabs very nicely. But it is Opera tabs and not windows on my desktop.
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  12. OmegaZab
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    Windows 7 Professional
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    i use alt tab or i have my middle click set to 3d flip... i like using my 3d flip cuz i can click on the window and i want (and its pretty)
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  13. antt
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    Windows 7 build 7100 x86
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    alt tab because it immediately switches to between two programs. start tab requires you to press tab again, which slows down my style
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