Shortcut Keys

**Resurrection** · 11.03.11, 05:09

I was browsing through the web when I bumped into this link HOW TO Use the CTRL Key to Dominate Your Computer which reminded me of the question I wanted to ask the guys here

DID YOU KNOW?

Selecting text and then pressing ctrl+b made the text BOLD or that ctrl+i made it Italic...

Well I didn't and i found about it by accident...

Since I make quite a few threads I was wondering if there are any more shortcut keys that you guys are aware of that I can use.
These shortcuts can make text formatting a lot easier.....

**anon** · 11.03.11, 14:56

Ctrl+U underlines text as well, and that's about all I know. There are some others, Alt+S supposedly posts quick replies, but that doesn't work for me.

**ParamouR** · 11.03.11, 15:14

Wow didn't knew about the Ctrl+Backspace

Originally Posted by anon

Alt+S supposedly posts quick replies, but that doesn't work for me.

**Mihai** · 11.03.11, 15:19

I just fixed a guys PC yesterday and I LOLed when I first saw it. The image was upside down and he was running on XP so I didn't knew how to change it back like on Vista or 7. Thank god he had Internet so 1 minute google-ing and I found out that ctrl+alt+arrow makes your image move upside down or on the left or right. Strange, I can't do it on my super l33t Winborg but on a normal XP it works. Try it and lol yourself.

**anon** · 11.03.11, 15:24

Mihai, I think this thread is about vBulletin shortcuts.

Ever had to browse all the way to display properties to fix that with the monitor image upside down? Because I have

**Mihai** · 11.03.11, 15:27

Originally Posted by anon

Mihai, I think this thread is about vBulletin shortcuts.

Ever had to browse all the way to display properties to fix that with the monitor image upside down? Because I have

That's what i did at first but I didn't find what I needed. I think the windows was a little crazy too. And yeah I know it's about vbulletin but I'm not going to make another thread just for that will I?

**SaintShaolin** · 11.03.11, 16:13

Originally Posted by anon

Ctrl+U underlines text as well, and that's about all I know. There are some others, Alt+S supposedly posts quick replies, but that doesn't work for me.

LOL. In my case,
Firefox's History menu responds to Alt+S. >_<