Comands

😁          There are a lot of different commands in the world of computers.When some people hear the word computers , they say "Aw man!"But I think that technology should be shared and enjoyed.Imagine.If you didn't have a phone, and you had to send people letters by horse of foot.What would you think?I don't know about you but I personally think" Gosh!" So to help you enjoy technology I write this to help make you love technology.Here are some shortcuts,called commands. 

           First, lets start with the basics. One of them is control+h which reveals your history. This helps see what you did on your computer. Another cool one  is control+a this highlights every on your tab.Something else you might want to know is that control+c and control+v help you copy and paste things.Something else you might want to know is controls can often mess you up.This one is control+z.It is an undo button ,it might come in handy when you did something that wasn't supposed to be done.When you do it so many times and you mess that up control+y undoes the control+z.

         Second, we can dive deeper into some more commands.One that might come in handy is control+q twice.It logs you out of the computer you are on.(It also saves any changes you made to what you are doing.) A really cool thing about commands is that it can turn hours of work to only a few minutes.Control+s is save.And control+a is select all.Another thing is that when you are on a desktop or Macbook it only deletes all your tabs.Just so you know, control+t adds a tab and control+w deletes a tab.

          I think we can go to the hardest of commands. I am just going to throw the commands at you. command + the go back sign turns your screen.And commands+f or g helps you because when you use this command, a little box will pop up in you top right corner.When you type on it , your computer will look for matches of what you typed.Control+shift+t recovers any tab that you deleted before.So like if I delete a tab that is really useful, I don't need to panic.All you need to do is control+ shift+t.