Difference between revisions of "Digital literacy"

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* Windows: To move a window (e.g. that is off the visible screen) - alt then space then m then one press of any arrow key then move the mouse
 
* Windows: To move a window (e.g. that is off the visible screen) - alt then space then m then one press of any arrow key then move the mouse
  
== Browsing ==
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== Copy and paste ==
 
* Selecting any text and pressing Ctrl-x, to cut (if possible) Ctrl-v, to paste, Ctrl-c to copy text. These are also usually available in a right click or edit dialogue menu
 
* Selecting any text and pressing Ctrl-x, to cut (if possible) Ctrl-v, to paste, Ctrl-c to copy text. These are also usually available in a right click or edit dialogue menu
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* Selecting any text in Linux copies it and scroll-wheel middle click pastes it, separate to the Ctrl-c Ctrl-v clipboard* This means triple clicking a web site paragraph copies it to the middle click paste clipboard* Or sometimes just double clicking if you hit the right spot
 
* Selecting any text in Linux copies it and scroll-wheel middle click pastes it, separate to the Ctrl-c Ctrl-v clipboard* This means triple clicking a web site paragraph copies it to the middle click paste clipboard* Or sometimes just double clicking if you hit the right spot
  
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== Browsing ==
 
* Middle click a web link to open it in a new tab
 
* Middle click a web link to open it in a new tab
 
* Middle click a tab to close it
 
* Middle click a tab to close it
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* Firefox: [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/vimfx vimfx] / [http://www.vimperator.org/ vimperator]
 
* Firefox: [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/vimfx vimfx] / [http://www.vimperator.org/ vimperator]
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=== Video ===
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* https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/html5-video-speed-control/ejdipbccipeloijefbkiakckfhdbgocg?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog
  
 
== Editing ==
 
== Editing ==

Revision as of 18:06, 18 December 2016

some WP: Digital_literacy

General

  • Logo key pressed once often brings up an applications menu
  • Ubuntu: holding the logo key gives a leopard shortcut display
  • Ctrl and then tab switches to the next window
  • Ctrl and shift then tab switches to the next window
  • Alt is usually for selecting a programmes menu
  • Windows: To move a window (e.g. that is off the visible screen) - alt then space then m then one press of any arrow key then move the mouse

Copy and paste

  • Selecting any text and pressing Ctrl-x, to cut (if possible) Ctrl-v, to paste, Ctrl-c to copy text. These are also usually available in a right click or edit dialogue menu
  • Selecting any text in Linux copies it and scroll-wheel middle click pastes it, separate to the Ctrl-c Ctrl-v clipboard* This means triple clicking a web site paragraph copies it to the middle click paste clipboard* Or sometimes just double clicking if you hit the right spot

Browsing

  • Middle click a web link to open it in a new tab
  • Middle click a tab to close it
  • On some laptops with two buttons, clicking in the 'middle' of the buttons does a middle click
  • Alt then left or right arrows to move backward and forward through a tabs page history
  • Mouse wheel up and down on the tab bar to move left and right between tabs
  • Ctrl then Page Up or Page Down to move left or right between browser tabs* Ctrl and Shift then Page Up or Page Down moves tabs left or right
  • Right click on tabs and Pin keep a site or page available, or for a 'deal with later' group
  • Ctrl and F4 to close a tab
  • Ctrl then y repoens the last closed tab
  • Chrome: with the web inspector open, right clicking on reload gives extra options
  • F6 moves the cursor to and selects (copies) the address bar
  • Space scrolls a page down, shift-space scrolls a page up
  • Shift-Enter with the Find box selected searches backwards

For hardcore:

Video

Editing

  • Ctrl then Left or Right jumps backwards or forwards a word
  • Ctrl, Shift then Left or Right to select a word backwards or forwards* Ctrl, Shift then Up or Down to select whole lines
  • Don't forget your home and end keys, and Delete for removing back the way when required* Click anywhere in a line then press Home, hold shift, hit Down (or End to keep the line-break) then Delete to remove a line and its linebreak
  • In browsers: Ctrl then y undoes
  • In apps: Ctrl then z undoes