Iain Hallam wrote:
> Unfortunately, the Windows keys only open the Start menu, while the Amiga
> ones were used for menu shortcuts (R.Amiga-k usually for print, etc.). Amiga
> users have found ways of connecting PC keyboards to Amigas, and now use the
> handy Windows keys as Amiga key replacements.

In NT 4.0 you can use the Windows key as a "command" key also. For
example:

	Win-e opens Windows Explorer
	Win-r opens the Run dialog
	Win-f opens the Find dialog
	Win-m minimizes the active window

-- Dwight