All's favourite: SHORTCUTS!!!

To ensure efficient job, I love to use short cut. I sure everybody love short cut rather than the loooong  way. You can find any short cuts keys through Google or any search engines. Here, I would like to share some keyboard short cuts keys that I really love using it.

In Microsoft Office

I think most of us are familiar with Ctrl + C (Copy), Ctrl + V (Paste), Ctrl + X (Cut) and Ctrl + Z (Undo). What about 'Redo'? Simple! If you Undo = Z, Redo = Y. Therefore,

Ctrl + Y = Redo

Next, Ctrl + S is used for direct save. How about 'Save As'? This one is a little bit tricky but nothings magic. Try this Alt > F > A. Understand? I did not used the symbol '+' just to differentiate that you need not need to press the button all at the same time. Just follow the step. Alt > F > A for Save As.

Alt > F > A = Save As

Here's some tips.

Evolution of calculators

Being working in finance and accounting field, having calculator as a gadget is a must. Have you ever wonder what is the history of calculator? Of course the 'ancestors' of calculators are simple abacus (being traced used by the Egyptian) or the famous Chinese suanpan (famously known in Malaysia as sempoa). I used to have one and get the chance to learn how to use the sempoa during my primary school.

To know the complete history of calculator, follow the link THE HISTORY OF THE CALCULATOR.

My Series of Phones

Okay... now, lets talk about about HAND PHONES!!!! I used to be a hand phones 'chaser' long time ago. Well, unfortunately, you can't never keep up with the pace of technology changes. Finally, I give up and just find a 'useful' phone that I can use for a long time.

Here, I share a few list of phones that I have been using since the first time I had my own phone. I've got my first phone from my mother. That was somewhere in June 2012 if I'm not mistaken. She handover her phone to me and get a new one for her. Since then, I have been using the same number until now. I'm manage to keep the number for 13 years... WOW! hohoho...

The phone model? Tadaa... (see pic below). Model name: TRIUM. I'm not sure whether you guys ever heard of it. I personally just knew recently that the manufacturer is MITSUBISHI. What is its unique feature? You can change its keypad frame to a few colours provided. Yayyyy!!! Other than that? Besides making call and SMS, I can't remember. But since it is my first hand phone, I do really appreciate it. Alhamdulillah.

Source: www.golden-phones.com

Then, after nearly a year (think so) my college mate offer me his NOKIA 8250 or famously known as the 'butterfly' model. During that time was the battle of SMALLEST and LIGHTEST phones. Its in line with the battle of producing the smallest chip. I feel proud of having such small phone at that time. How long I used it? Don't remember... hohoho...

Source: www.GSMArena.com

Then, came the era of colour-screen. Everybody is looking for a colour-screen phones. I'm the type of not really simply buy something else which I currently have it and still in good condition ((cheapskate? NO!)). But then, I can't remember the reason I bought my NOKIA 6610. But among others, I still can remember that I bought it with my school-mate friend during his return to Malaysia (studying at Stuttgart but came back during semester break) at Kotaraya, KL. Sadly, I lost the phone just after a few months having it. Not even close to celebrate our 'anniversary'. huhuhuhu...

Source: www.GSMArena.com

Source: www.mobile-review.com

My favourite games in NOKIA 6610. Its the first colour-screen phone to sell over a million

(Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_mobile_phones)

Although feeling sad and frustrated of loosing the hand phone, I take it positively. Maybe it is the sign from Allah telling me not to be overwhelmed by the hand phones advancement. Alhamdulillah. So, guess what is my next phone?

My Presentation: Mobile, Wireless and Pervasive Computing

Here, I would like to share on my presentation during the class. I have opted to 'tag-team' together with our class President, Mr. Arshad Raimi (http://arshademba.blogspot.com/). So, we has separated our parts. How do we present at class? Forum style! (Not Gangnam of course...) Dr. Norzaidi was the moderator and both of us is the panellist. Our President explained about What is M-Commerce, its Value Chain framework and the mobile computing infrastructure. My part? I only touched on the landscape of mobile computing. That's it. That's it? Yeah, That's it! Fullstop. Well, only that part interest our lecturer. Since I do not want to disappoint my classmates, here I share again in details of my topic (hahahaha...)

Landscape of Mobile Computing

What is MIS 750?

MANAGERIAL INFORMATION SYSTEM is one of the subject need to be taken for Master in Business Administration (MBA). I have been in Part 3 and so fortunate to me, I've got Dr. Norzaidi Mohd Daud to be my lecturer...

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