G5 - Additional Contents for first terminal

 

Full Forms

  1. USB - Universal Serial Bus
  2. WiFi - Wireless Fidelity
  3. CPU - Central Processing Unit
  4. RAM - Random Access Memory
  5. ROM - Read-Only Memory
  6. LAN - Local Area Network
  7. WAN - Wide Area Network
  8. HTML - HyperText Markup Language
  9. HTTP - HyperText Transfer Protocol
  10. IP - Internet Protocol
  11. MAC - Media Access Control
  12. FTP - File Transfer Protocol
  13. VPN - Virtual Private Network
  14. URL - Uniform Resource Locator
  15. DNS - Domain Name System

Shorts

  1. PC - Personal Computer
  2. OS - Operating System
  3. SSD - Solid State Drive
  4. HDD - Hard Disk Drive
  5. LED - Light Emitting Diode
  6. LCD - Liquid Crystal Display
  7. PDF - Portable Document Format
  8. DVD - Digital Versatile Disc
  9. CD - Compact Disc
  10. BIOS - Basic Input Output System
  11. GUI - Graphical User Interface
  12. PNG - Portable Network Graphics
  13. JPEG - Joint Photographic Experts Group
  14. GIF - Graphics Interchange Format
  15. URL - Uniform Resource Locator

Shortcut Keys

  1. Ctrl + C - Copy
  2. Ctrl + V - Paste
  3. Ctrl + X - Cut
  4. Ctrl + Z - Undo
  5. Ctrl + Y - Redo
  6. Ctrl + A - Select All
  7. Ctrl + S - Save
  8. Ctrl + P - Print
  9. Ctrl + F - Find
  10. Ctrl + T - New Tab (in browsers)
  11. Ctrl + N - New Window
  12. Alt + Tab - Switch between open applications
  13. Ctrl + Shift + Esc - Open Task Manager
  14. F5 - Refresh
  15. Ctrl + D - Bookmark (in browsers)

Kids Abbreviation

  1. LOL - Laugh Out Loud
  2. OMG - Oh My God
  3. BRB - Be Right Back
  4. GTG - Got To Go
  5. IDK - I Don't Know
  6. BFF - Best Friends Forever
  7. JK - Just Kidding
  8. TTYL - Talk To You Later
  9. BTW - By The Way
  10. FYI - For Your Information
  11. IMO - In My Opinion
  12. NP - No Problem
  13. TBH - To Be Honest
  14. THX - Thanks
  15. YOLO - You Only Live Once

Chatting Abbreviation

  1. AFK - Away From Keyboard
  2. ASAP - As Soon As Possible
  3. BBL - Be Back Later
  4. CUL - See You Later
  5. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
  6. GR8 - Great
  7. L8R - Later
  8. NVM - Never Mind
  9. ROFL - Rolling On the Floor Laughing
  10. SMH - Shaking My Head
  11. TTYS - Talk To You Soon
  12. WYD - What You Doing?
  13. ILY - I Love You
  14. ILYSM - I Love You So Much
  15. XOXO - Hugs and Kisses

 

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