When using the internet, if there’s ever a piece of text that you’d like to copy, there’s a keyboard shortcut you can use which makes it a lot easier.
[/sayit][sayit block=”1″ lang=”en-GB” speed=”1″]Simply highlight the text you’d like to copy with your mouse, hold the “ctrl” key then press the “c” key to copy.
[/sayit][sayit block=”1″ lang=”en-GB” speed=”1″]Then when you want to paste what you’ve copied, click where you’d like the text to go, then hold the “ctrl” key and press the “v” key.
[/sayit]If you’re on a website, and it’s taking a unusually long time to load or seems to be behaving unusually, you may need to refresh the page.
[/sayit][sayit block=”1″ lang=”en-GB” speed=”1″]Refreshing the page means that you loads another brand new version of the page you were looking at, which normally sorts out any problems. [/sayit]
There are two easy way of doing this, one uses a shortcut and the other a function key. The shortcut it to hold the “ctrl” key, and then press the “r” key, and the page will refresh. Alternatively you can use a function key, and in this instance the one to refresh a page is the “f5” key. [/sayit]