Pressing control plus the I key on a keyboard gives text in which format?
Correct answer: Italic
Player #59334546
Very familiar with it, you should try it sometime. One of a number of short cuts, like cut, copy, paste, etc.
Hans
Another silly question, as it depends on the system, the application and the configured language. It's so limiting assuming it's all the same.
SOS
Player #59334546, I use cut, copy, paste, & delete all the time & I know there's a lot of others but I can never remember them all lol
Player #151898054
hi, DEC made great machines. In the early 80s (?) I wished I could work with a VAX. I convinced them to get us a Rainbow 100. It was an excellent system, but things like a higher capacity diskette format made data transfer hard when they started getting IBM PC compatibles. This was before networking was more common. I was sad when DEC was bought out and eventually disappeared.
LadyC313
I feel like being in the 90's again... you had to type commands to get into a program... I remember the Ctrl I .lol
hi
Hans, yep, I grew up programming on Digital Equipment Company computers. Operating system, language support all completely different from Dos etc.
LillySparrow
“I” key for Italics