Ctrl S: Your Documents
and....
Antiques are very safe!
 Now, let us talk about Ctrl S: saving a document in word or
in any other Microsoft office application.
As you know very well saving a document is more important than saving
money!
How!?
Only the saved document can tell you that where the money is deposited!
Ctrl S is the most widely used
keyboard shortcut and almost everybody remembers it too.
Probably, it is the most quickly used keyboard shortcut. As soon as you
create a document you want to make sure it is saved.
So, Keep on Pressing Ctrl +S!!
Now, I want to tell you about something special which I made
exclusively for you.
An S shaped Treasure made up of very
strong steel! And a special C
shaped slot on it so that your precious gold coins, ornaments,
antiques – and moreover all your valuable documents are safe when you
deposit through. This special steel treasure has got two openings and
those are locked – one with T and
the other with L.
 so when the treasure is full you can select either of the
openings.
Gold coins from one side and documents from the other side! Just
kidding!
I know you can’t leave this treasure in the street and you want to take
this to a safe place.
That feature also is not excluded when I made this for you.
 A very special handle with the shape of R so that
you hold it in your hand, take it with you and place it in a secret
place!
This is all what you have earned so far! Your document keeps all your
secrets!
Talking too much about ctrl + S may be a waste of time as
it is the keyboard shortcut almost everyone knows.
 But hopefully there are still very few who may not know
about this keyboard shortcut.
Some newbies!
Also we can’t simply ignore the talk about saving! We all want to save
for the future!
Take this special Treasure from me and save all your precious
documents, gold coins and antiques in it!
 So, Microsoft Ctrl + S is not
only useful in your day to day computing but also is a great help for
the activities outside the computer.
I hope you enjoyed Ctrl S very
well,
Saved!
Everything is safe!?
Let us go and learn another keyboard shortcut.
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