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Nigeria Mobile Phone Network Prefixes

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Mobile Network Prefixes Airtel Nigeria 0701 0708 0802 0808 0812 0901 0902 0907 Globacom 0705 0805 0807 0811 0815 0905 MTN Nigeria 0703 0706 0803 0806 0810 0813 0814 0816 0903 0906 Multi-Links 07027 0709 Ntel 0804 Smile 0702 Starcomms 07028 07029 0819 Visafone 07025 07026 0704

Web Browser Shortcuts

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What is a Web Browser? A web browser or internet browser is commonly referred to as a browser. It is a software application for exploring information on the World Wide Web. There are lots of web browsers out there but this post will cover shortcuts of these popular browsers; Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Explorer and Opera Mini. Note: while most shortcuts on this post are general to Google Chrome, to some browsers, the shortcuts may not have similar functions or does not function at all.  Shortcuts Keyboard Keys Functions Browser Alt Opens Menu. Not general Alt + D Highlights the URL on the browser bar. General Alt + ← To previous web page (back). General Alt + → To previous web page (forward). General Ctrl and click on a link Opens link in a new tap. Not general Ctrl + D Adds to bookmark. General Ctrl + E Place console in search area. General Ctrl + H History General Ctrl + I Has different functions to diffe

How to Create HTML List

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HTML List consists of two kind: unordered list and ordered list. Unordered list starts with the <ul> tag, followed by the <li> tag to create each list items within it. Code: <ul>   <li>Table</li>   <li>Pen</li>   <li>Notepad</li> </ul> The list items will be marked with black bullets by default. Example of Unordered List: Table Pen Notepad Ordered list starts with the <ol> tag, followed by the <li> tag to create each list items within it. Code: <ol>   <li>Table</li>   <li>Pen</li>   <li>Notepad</li> </ol> The list items will be numbered by default. Example of Ordered List: 1. Table 2. Pen 3. Notepad Try this source code on your text editor: <!doctype html> <html> <head> <title> HTML List </title> </head> <body> <h1> Unordered List </h1> <ul>   &l

Computer Keyboard Shortcut Keys

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This post focuses on Windows, Microsoft Word, CorelDRAW and Web Browser shortcut. Windows and Microsoft Word Shortcuts Alt + F4 To close active window(s) and to perform computer shutdown. Alt + F For menu options in current program. Alt + Tab To switch between tabs. Ctrl + A To highlight all items in an document or page. Ctrl + B To bold highlighted texts. Ctrl + C To copy selected items. Ctrl + F To find word(s). Ctrl + I To italic highlighted texts. Ctrl + N To start a new page. Ctrl + O To open existing document. Ctrl + S To save current document. Ctrl + U To underline highlighted text. Ctrl + V To paste copied items. Ctrl + X To cut selected items. Ctrl + Y To redo action. Ctrl + Z To undo action. Ctrl + End To go to the end of a document. Ctrl + Home To go to the beginning of a document. Ctrl + Alt + Del To open task manager. Ctrl + Shift + C To copy formatted texts. Ctrl