Super Thin E-paper Developed by University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge is developing the super thin paper with plastic logic, which has the capacity to hold hundreds of separate newspapers.

It is done by using plastic microchips instead of silicon in order to feel like a very thin tablet of plastic. It comes with a high resolution monochrome (not confirmed it won’t have colour, seems unlikely as of yet) and weighs about the same as a magazine. It is around 8.5″ x 11″ in size and will support all of the industry document formats. such as Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Adobe Reader Shortcut Keys

Action	Adobe reader shortcut
Add Item To Library	Ctrl+R
Automatically Scroll	Ctrl + Shift + H
Change scrolling direction reverse/forward	Hyphen or minus (-) key
Copy	Ctrl+C
Cycle through open documents	Ctrl+F6
Delete	Del
Expand the current bookmark	Right Arrow
Find	Ctrl+F
Find Next	F3
Find Previous	Shift+F3
Focus to the toolbar area	Alt, then Ctrl+Tab
Go To Last Page	Ctrl+End
Help	F1
Item Info	Ctrl+I
Next Screen/Page	Page Down
Open/close the navigation pane	F6
Previous/next page	Left or right arrow key
Print	Ctrl+P
To First Page	Ctrl+Home
Zoom in temporarily	Ctrl+Spacebar, then click

 

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PowerPoint Shortcut Keys

Action	PowerPoint shortcut
Bold	Ctrl-B
Close	Ctrl-W
Close	Ctrl-F4
Copy	Ctrl-C
Find	Ctrl-F
Italics	Ctrl-I
Menu bar	F10
New slide	Ctrl-N
Next window	Ctrl-F6
Open	Ctrl-O
Paste	Ctrl-V
Print	Ctrl-P
Repeat Find	Shift-F4
Repeat/Redo	Ctrl-Y
Replace	Ctrl-H
Save	Ctrl-S
Slide Show: Begin	F5
Slide Show: Black screen show/hide	B
Slide Show: End	Esc
Slide Show: Erase annotations	E
Slide Show: Go to next hidden slide	H
Slide Show: Hide pointer and button always	Ctrl-L
Slide Show: Hide pointer and button temporarily	Ctrl-H
Slide Show: Mouse pointer to arrow	Ctrl-A
Slide Show: Mouse pointer to pen	Ctrl-P
Slide Show: Next slide	N
Slide Show: Previous slide	P
Slide Show: Set new timings while rehearsing	T
Slide Show: Stop/restart automatic slide show	S
Slide Show: Use mouse-click to advance (rehearsing)	M
Slide Show: Use original timings	O
Slide Show: White screen show/hide	W
Spelling and Grammar check	F7
Switch to the next presentation window	Ctrl-F6
Switch to the next tab in a dialog box	Ctrl-Tab / Ctrl-Page Down
Switch to the previous presentation window	Ctrl-Shift-F6
Switch to the previous tab in a dialog box	Ctrl-Shift-Tab / Ctrl-Page Up
Turn character formatting on or of	Num /
Underline	Ctrl-U
Undo	Ctrl-Z

 

All Tricks for hide folder or image

1. Keep Folders Hidden

first create a new folder somewhere on your hard drive
when you name it hold down “Alt” and press “0160” or “255” this will create and invisible space so it will apper as if it has no name.
then right click in and select “Properties” select the tab “customize” and select “change icon” scroll along and you should a few blanc spaces click on any one and click ok when you hav saved the settings the folder will be invisible to hide all your personal files

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