Well, computers are really good when they work, but they can be a real headache when they're not working correctly. This is why I believe it is always best to know more than one way to do anything on a computer.
When I do software training workshops, I compare computer knowledge to driving directions. It is always best to know more than one route to where you are going. There may be a wreck that has traffic tied up for hours, or a bridge can be under repair, etc. Knowing a detour is very useful information. The same is true when you're working on a computer.
That is why I've decided to share the most useful shortcuts I use when working on a computer. These work with most Windows programs.
First of all, I use right-click a LOT. Oftentimes if I highlight something and right-click on it, I will get an option that I need, but when that doesn't work, I try these (Just hold down the Ctrl key and press the appropriate letter. Don't press the + unless you are doing the Zoom one.):
| Ctrl + B | Make text bold |
| Ctrl + I | Make text italics |
| Ctrl + U | Underline text |
| Ctrl + L | Align text left |
| Ctrl + R | Align text right |
| Ctrl + E | Align text center |
| Ctrl + X | Cut |
| Ctrl + C | Copy |
| Ctrl + V | Paste |
| Ctrl + Z | Undo action (My personal favorite!) |
| Ctrl + Shift + Z | Redo action |
| Ctrl + A | Select all |
| Ctrl + + | Zoom in |
| Ctrl + - | Zoom out |
| Ctrl + 0 | Reset Zoom |
| Alt + F4 | Closes the application |
| Ctrl + Alt + Del | Restart the computer immediately |
| F5 | Refreshes a webpage immediately |
| Ctrl + F | Find |
| Ctrl + P | |
I hope you find these useful!
Definitely good information to help me out!!!
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