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The keyboard shortcuts page for Sublime Text (http://sublime-text-unofficial-documentation.readthedocs.org/en/latest/reference/keyboard_shortcuts_win.html) lists the ⇧ key for a number of shortcuts in Linux. What is this key, and how do I type it?
I think it refers to Shift, under Lock Caps.
That is the Shift key. You'll usually find two of them, one at either end of the row above the space bar.
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Thinking out loud here - would be great if there were a button in PowerPoint that went through every text box / piece of text in the PowerPoint deck and add Oxford commas (or remove). How might this work?
(New to SO, apologies if this is an incorrect way of asking this question!)
Technically speaking there is. The search and replace function is activated with Ctrl + L or in the command bar at the right. You just need to say enter the comma and replace it with a point or nothing when you want to remove it.
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Did lot of research work but don't know how to do this.
Help me guys.
How about this add on?
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-copy/abidndjnodakeaicodfpgcnlkpppapah?hl=en-US
That or looking at the source of the page (depending on the method they block it with) or inspecting elements. It's all on your computer, you just need to disable some scripts to make them more manageable.
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I have read all the topics on this problem. I just installed FF 31 and all the sites that I was viewing got zoomed and distorted.
My question is - how can I stop firefox from using the default Windows-related zoom settings that break the layout.
Press Ctrl + 0 // zoom to normal
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I'd like to install a chrome extension is it always safe to use it?
Are there any risks?
That depends on the extension.
You may want to have a look at this:
http://arstechnica.com/security/2014/01/malware-vendors-buy-chrome-extensions-to-send-adware-filled-updates
well actually the are safe but they bring many unwanted things such my Search Bar, baybilon search etc... for example befault tab, addblock plus... and google is a very good company and you can trust it
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On chrome I installed Awesome and Vimium, everytime when I enter "t" , the awesome page shows up. Is there some way to open a fixed url by a few keystroke, such as type "t" and open www.google.com in a new tab?
This seems to align with this issue. Helpfully, the hint given in response is a reasonable workaround in the meantime. For a more concise shortcut, using a rarely used key (eg. for B) as the bookmark name should help.
It's the answer I got from the plugin writer.
https://github.com/philc/vimium/issues/933