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Cecilia-vi Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Use commands on your keyboard in order to get a specific action from the computer
Hi!
I´ve got an urgent question about a word. Here is a description of it:
Its when you use commands (use multiple keys ) on your keyboard in order to get a specific action from the computer. For example: ctrl-alt-delete to get the task manager or ctrl-c to copy something.
What is such a command called in english?
With kind regards
Cecilia
I´ve got an urgent question about a word. Here is a description of it:
Its when you use commands (use multiple keys ) on your keyboard in order to get a specific action from the computer. For example: ctrl-alt-delete to get the task manager or ctrl-c to copy something.
What is such a command called in english?
With kind regards
Cecilia
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It's called a "shortcut" or "keyboard shortcut" See this list: http://www.lboro.ac.uk/it/access/windowsxp-shortcuts.html
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That was really fast!
Thank you very much!
Im very gratefull indeed.
With kind regards
Cecilia
Thank you very much!
Im very gratefull indeed.
With kind regards
Cecilia
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