Computer Tips

Find Text Quick With Ctrl-F

This is one of those important computer tips that you will use all the time. One of the things I find myself doing most frequently is trying to find one specific word or sentence within a much longer document or web page. Happily, if you know what you’re looking for, Windows makes it easy to find it. In almost every application, you can type Ctrl-F (F for Find) to find a word or series of characters. Ctrl-F works in Microsoft Word and Excel, all major Web browsers, Notepad, and many other applications. Go ahead and give it a try right now in your Web browser.

Shift ctrl -3(whole) or 4(parts) - screen shot (do not need to know)
Print screen
ctrl S- save
ctrl P-  Print
ctrl Z- undo
ctrl alt del- menu/ restart
ctrl 2- double space
ctrl 1- single space
Alt tab- switch between open programs
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ctrl T- open a new tab
ctrl V- paste
ctrl C- copy
ctrl B- bold words
ctrl W- close tabs
ctrl L- left align
ctrl R- right align
ctrl E- center
ctrl A- select all
ctrl I- italize
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I wish I was more comfortable with using access. I used it during the BTLE and I passed, but it's just not something I would feel comfortable using again.