Windows shortcut to activate (bring to front) the next open window
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Sometimes you need to see one by one all the windows of your open programs and explorer panes, just like you activate each browser tab by pressing Ctrl+Tab.
To activate each one of your open windows just use the Alt + Esc shortcut.
If your keyboard includes a NumPad you can have this one-by-one activation with just a single keyboard button, ‘traveling’ to your open windows even more easily, with NumPad Transformer.
Enjoy!
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