Tips and Tricks for devices

I learnt a simple trick a few days back which can save beginner users a lot of hassle and others a lot of typing. For Example, to open google on a web browser, we need to type http://www. in the beginning and .com at the end. Many times we get confused between forward slash and back-slash! The trick is simple : Type "google" in address bar Then, press "ctrl" + "Enter" keys together : It'll prefix http://www. and suffix .com to the word you've written. And guess what, this works on all browsers.

Instead of opening command prompt and then moving into the required folder using "cd" command , you can use a simple trick available in Windows to do the same thing.  This requires no third-party software to be installed on your system. Steps: Move to the folder in which you want to use command prompt Hold "SHIFT" key and right-click in an empty area Select "Open command window here" This will open command prompt with path changed to your current directory rather than "C:\Users\Your User Name". Screen-shots : * you can also right-click on any folder icon in the system while holding down the shift key to do the same. Tested on :    Windows 7 Ultimate