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This one’s for the reader that declared in a Facebook group that she uses ctrl + f to search for the word “cock” at the start of a story to make sure she doesn’t get tricked into reading a “closed door” romance by mistake. Shine bright, you smutty diamond, the world needs more women like you.
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Vera Valentine (Unhinged)
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Ctrl-I Create invoice → Ctrl-E Edit transaction selected in register → Ctrl-F Find transaction → Ctrl-J Open Customer Center → Ctrl-M Memorize transaction or report → Ctrl-N New invoice, bill, check, or list item in context → Ctrl-Q QuickReport on transaction or list item → Ctrl-T Open memorized transaction list → Ctrl-W Write new check → Ctrl (while opening)
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Joey Clint (Quickbooks: Personal Bookkeeping Guide for Entrepreneurs, and Business owners (Small Business, Personal Finance, Investing, Stock, Mutual Fund, Excel, ... Management, Money Management, Marketing,))
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How might Google do this? The simplest way would be to just look for occurrences of a particular keyword, kind of like hitting Ctrl+F or Cmd+F to search a giant Word document. Indeed, this is how search engines in the 90’s used to work: they’d search for your query in their index and show the pages that had the most matches,[11] an attribute called keyword density.[12
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Parth Detroja (Swipe to Unlock: The Primer on Technology and Business Strategy)