Originally posted by realityhack
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Agree! Much easier to chord a Ctrl+R than nav the mouse or move your entire hand to F5.
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There was a function key which would bring up an image of that reference in wordperfect.
I liked wordperfect - it was tons better than wordstar!
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Refresh button every time
This new fangled windows thing was a great step forward! - it was a nightmare trying to produce documents with WordPerfect in the olden days when the only way you could do anything was by holding down different combinations of keys and you needed to keep a reference next to the keyboard to remind you what keys to press to change to bold / italics / set paragraphs etc.
You kids don't know you are born!
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Gosh, who'dve thought... I knew the shift-click refresh button thing :/Originally posted by TonicCould be, i just pressed random buttons and notice that works with Firefox :P
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Could be, i just pressed random buttons and notice that works with Firefox :POriginally posted by ArdescoWhich is the same as CTRL + F5
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Originally posted by MrsGoofwhere's the "I am andyW" option
I user Ctrl + F5 , I don't why, just do.
Its my first poll - I will try harder next time
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CTRL-SHIFT-R > clear the cache aswell... great for testing websites you've built with 1 letter different in the code.Originally posted by realityhackCtrl+R, surely. pah
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where's the "I am andyW" option
I user Ctrl + F5 , I don't why, just do.
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Originally posted by MarillionFanr u really that bored?
yes!!!!!!!
I'm off to the pub in half an hour though, so you dont have long to humour me!
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