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Windows Integrated Macros - Equinox - 03-07-2014
On Windows operating systems you have a set of macros that automatically execute commands/functions.
Here are a few of them.
Spoiler:
Crtl + V = Paste
Crtl + X = Cut
Crtl + C = Copy
Crtl + Z = Undo
Crtl + Y = Redo
Crtl + Shift + S = Save As
Crtl + S = Save
Crtl + Alt + Delete = "Shutdown" without shutting down.
Shift + [letter] = Upper/Lower inversion of letters.
Shift + [number] = Number inversion, ex: 3 = #
F2/F11(Depending on OS) = Access BioS (On startup only)
F5 = Reload website (In-browser only.)
F11 = Full screen mode.
Tab = Four spaces.
Crtl + X = Cut
Crtl + C = Copy
Crtl + Z = Undo
Crtl + Y = Redo
Crtl + Shift + S = Save As
Crtl + S = Save
Crtl + Alt + Delete = "Shutdown" without shutting down.
Shift + [letter] = Upper/Lower inversion of letters.
Shift + [number] = Number inversion, ex: 3 = #
F2/F11(Depending on OS) = Access BioS (On startup only)
F5 = Reload website (In-browser only.)
F11 = Full screen mode.
Tab = Four spaces.
That's all for now until I get ungrounded.
RE: Windows Integrated Macros - Customer - 03-08-2014
Alright, this is useful I guess.
Thanks.
RE: Windows Integrated Macros - Eminem - 03-08-2014
Is this not extremely common knowledge already?
RE: Windows Integrated Macros - 3SidedSquare - 03-08-2014
I'm with Eminem, I use crtl + c,v,s,z on an hourly basis; and the shift key with any combination of other keys probably a few times per minute.
RE: Windows Integrated Macros - Lain - 03-08-2014
I think the only people that need this are the elderly.
Spoiler:
Your description of the tab key is far from accurate.
RE: Windows Integrated Macros - w00t - 03-09-2014
Tab isn't 4 spaces on Windowns, it's the tab character( 0x09 ). Certain applications will let you change that behaviour, which you should do if you want to contribute code to any FOSS.
RE: Windows Integrated Macros - Cubesnail - 03-09-2014
I can't tell if you're being serious or not.