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Turn on/off Monitor from Keyboard
If you are using a Desktop computer then it’s easy to turn On or Off your monitorscreen. But still if you are lazy enough to stretch your hand to the monitor screen you can use one cool small app to make your life easier.
PushMoitorOff is a tiny app which allows you to control your monitor screen from your keyboard. This tool comes handy for laptop users too. As most of the laptops don’t have the different On/Off button for the screen. So those who believe in saving energy can use this tool when needed.The app is very easy to use. Whenever you feel like turning on/off your monitor you just have to press Shift+f1. You can change this shortcut key also using the options provided in the software. Download PushMonitOff After Download this a icon will shown on your downloaded folder. Then run this exe file. Now its ready for working. You can change it's settings through right-click on icon on Task bar.
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Recover Word Document That was not Saved
Instructions:-
Microsoft Word 2007:-
1.Launch Microsoft Word. Click "Microsoft Office" then "Word Options" then "Save." Search for the text that reads "Save AutoRecover information every [ ] minutes" and note whether this text option is clicked on. If so, a version of your unsaved word document should be saved on the computer. You'll just need to find it. 2.Quit Word using the "CTRL+Q" shortcut. Open Word again from the "Start" menu. 3.Scroll through the "AutoRecover" panel that will automatically pop up on the left side of your screen when you re-open Word. Click on the unsaved document to open it. If you enabled the "AutoRecover" option, your lost document will be here. 4.Click "Microsoft Office" then "Open" if you did not enable "AutoRecover" in Word 2007. Select the down arrow to show more options. 5.Select "Open and Repair" from the drop-down menu. In the dialog box that opens, search for your unsaved file among the list of documents displayed. It will have a name like "Document7" since you did not save it.Word 2010:-
1.Select the "Info" tab from the menu with Word 2010 running. Navigate to "Manage Versions." 2.Click on "Recover Unsaved Documents" to open a list of recently unsaved documents. 3.Browse the documents until you find the one you need. Then select the document to open it in Word 2010. 4.Save the document using the "CTRL+S" shortcut.Charge Your Battery in Smart Way
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Working with Microsoft Word
To... | Use this shortcut |
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Select text | Press Shift+Right Arrow, Left Arrow, Up Arrow, or Down Arrow to highlight text. To select one word at a time, press Shift+Ctrl+Arrow. To select to the end of the line, press Shift+End. |
Copy selected text | Press Ctrl+C. |
Cut selected text | Press Ctrl+X. |
Paste selected text | Press Ctrl+V. |
Bold text | Press Ctrl+B. |
Search for text in a document | Press Ctrl+F. |
Find and replace text in a document | Press Ctrl+H. |
Got to a page, line, or bookmark in a document | Press Ctrl+G. |
Italicize text | Press Ctrl+I. |
Underline text | Press Ctrl+U. |
Subscript text | Press Ctrl+equal sign (=). |
Superscript text | Press Ctrl+plus sign (+). |
Center text | Press Ctrl+E. |
Align text left | Press Ctrl+L. |
Align text right | Press Ctrl+R. |
Justify text | Press Ctrl+J. |
Decrease the font size | Press Ctrl+Shift+less than sign (<). If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can also press Ctrl and scroll down. |
Increase the font size | Press Ctrl+Shift+greater than sign (>). If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can also press Ctrl and scroll up. |
Change the font | Press CTRL+SHIFT+F, and then use the arrow keys to reach the new font. |
Change font size | Press Ctrl+Shift+P, and then use the arrow keys to reach the new font size. If your mouse has a scroll wheel, you can also press Ctrl and scroll up or down. |
Create a page break | Press Ctrl+Enter. |
Create a new document | Press Ctrl+N. |
Open the My Documents window | Press Ctrl+O. |
Close a document | Press Ctrl+W. |
Save a document | Press Ctrl+S. |
Print a document | Press CTRL+P. |
Preview what you're about to print | Press ALT+Ctrl+I. In Windows 7, this keyboard shortcut opens the integrated Print and Preview window, which you can also access by pressing Ctrl+P. |
Resize a shape (Office 2010) | Select the shape, and then press Shift+Arrow. |
Rotate a shape (Office 2010) | Select the shape, and then hold the Alt key while you press the Left Arrow key or the Right Arrow key. |
History of Internet
The Internet (as we know it) first got it's start back in 1972, but you have to go back even farther than that... In 1957, Pres. Dwight D. Eisenhower saw the need for, and started the Advanced Research Projects Agency (or ARPA) after the Soviet's launched their Sputnik satellite (the first successful man-made satellite).
ARPA, a project of the US Department of Defense, was originally created to develop a non-centralized network that would be able to withstand particular outages (i.e. Nuclear War) and still function when parts of network were not working correctly (or destroyed). This specific project of ARPA was called the ARPAnet.
In 1962, a man by the name of Dr. J.C.R. Licklider was chosen to head ARPA's research. Licklider, the visionary he was, saw that the best way to improve the technology was to move the organization out of private ownership and into the universities. ARPAnet had it's first public demonstration in 1972. After which, the Universities and public researchers greatly contributed to it and other networks.
One of the other networks that later became part of the Internet was called NFSnet, named after the National Science Foundation that created it. It was the brainchild of academic researchers all over the US. In 1985, the NFSnet became the backbone of the internet, transmitting data across the US. This opened the doors for hundreds of smaller, regional networks to join up with it, and form the huge network we have today.
In 1989, ARPAnet was shut down due to lack of military interest and funding.
During the early 1990's, the Internet experienced explosive growth as commercial networks started giving people access to the internet, even indirectly. America On-Line is a good example of one of these networks. AOL customers couldn't access the Internet until about 1991.
The most growth was experienced towards the end of 1994. At that time, it was estimated that the Internet connected some 2 million computers, and served some 23 million users in over 100 countries. And the population doubled every year. It was estimated that by the year 2000, almost everyone in the world would have e-mail access.
Windows Media Player
All features and buttons in Windows Media Player are accessible to you by using the keyboard only. The Player provides a variety of keyboard shortcuts for the more commonly used commands and buttons that you can use to control the Player from your keyboard or with macros. The following table shows the various keyboard shortcuts for the Player.
To do this | Use this keyboard shortcut |
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Zoom to 50% |
ALT+1 |
Zoom at 100% |
ALT+2 |
Zoom to 200% |
ALT+3 |
Toggle display for full-screen video |
ALT+ENTER |
Retrace your steps back through your most recent views in the Player |
ALT+LEFT ARROW |
Retrace your steps forward through your most recent views in the Player |
ALT+RIGHT ARROW |
Switch to full-screen mode |
CTRL+1 |
Switch to skin mode |
CTRL+2 |
Switch to the first view in a media category after Recently Added (such as Artist in Music) |
CTRL+7 |
Switch to the second view in a media category after Recently Added (such as Album in Music) |
CTRL+8 |
Switch to the third view in a media category after Recently Added (such as Songs in Music) |
CTRL+9 |
Previous (item or chapter) |
CTRL+B |
Put the focus on the search box in the library |
CTRL+E |
Next (item or chapter) |
CTRL+F |
Turn shuffle on or off |
CTRL+H |
Eject CD or DVD (note that this does not work on computers equipped with two or more CD or DVD disc drives) |
CTRL+J |
In full mode, show or hide the Classic Menus (menu bar) |
CTRL+M |
Create a new playlist |
CTRL+N |
Open a file |
CTRL+O |
Play or pause playing |
CTRL+P |
Add selected item to sync list |
CTRL+Q |
Stop playing |
CTRL+S |
In audio playback, turn repeat on or off |
CTRL+T |
Specify a URL or path to a file |
CTRL+U |
Close or stop playing a file |
CTRL+W |
Rewind video |
CTRL+SHIFT+B |
Turn captions and subtitles on or off |
CTRL+SHIFT+C |
Fast forward through video or music |
CTRL+SHIFT+F |
Use a fast play speed |
CTRL+SHIFT+G |
Play at normal speed |
CTRL+SHIFT+N |
Use a slow play speed |
CTRL+SHIFT+S |
Return to full mode from full screen |
ESC |
Display Windows Media Player Help |
F1 |
Edit media information on a selected item in the library |
F2 |
Add media files to the library |
F3 |
Switches the view of items in the Details pane using the options available with the View Options button |
F4 |
Refresh information in the panes |
F5 |
Increase the size of album art |
F6 |
Decrease the size of album art |
SHIFT+F6 |
Mute the volume |
F7 |
Decrease the volume |
F8 |
Increase the volume |
F9 |
Show the Classic Menus (menu bar) |
F10 |
Switch to full-screen mode |
F11 |