The mysterious Windows keyboard shortcut explained.

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In October 2019, Microsoft introduced a new keyboard design that included a dedicated "Office" key. The key is typically positioned between the right Alt and the Emoji key near the space bar. You can press Office+W to open Microsoft Word, Office+X to open Excel or Office+L to open the LinkedIn website.

Did You Know? Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Win+L Opens LinkedIn on Windows

<p>How are you supposed to press that many keys at once 😖</p>


<p>Microsoft, are you ok? I am here if you need to talk.</p>
