www.pprune.org
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 705
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From: Australia
If you just type pprune in the address bar, the shortcut Ctrl + Enter will add the www to the start and .com to the end.
This will work in Firefox and IE.
In Firefox the shortcut CTRL + Shift + Enter will add the www to the front and .org to the end.
You can get IE to do the same, but you must enter .org as the suffix in Tools > Internet Options > languages
http://support.mozilla.com/kb/Shortcuts
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pro.../quickref.mspx
This will work in Firefox and IE.
In Firefox the shortcut CTRL + Shift + Enter will add the www to the front and .org to the end.
You can get IE to do the same, but you must enter .org as the suffix in Tools > Internet Options > languages
http://support.mozilla.com/kb/Shortcuts
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/pro.../quickref.mspx
Last edited by twiggs; 10th February 2008 at 02:04. Reason: added links for shortcuts
Per Ardua ad Astraeus
Joined: Mar 2000
Posts: 18,575
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From: UK
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/217148
1) Switch it on
2) Type ppr into the address bar
3) Gaze in amazement
1) Switch it on
2) Type ppr into the address bar
3) Gaze in amazement
Cool Mod
Joined: Apr 1998
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From: 18nm N of LGW
This a wind up, right!
The simplicity to have things the way you want them is well..................my 8 year old grandaughter sets her own favourites with just one click, even though PPRuNe opens as first page. No problems at all.
The simplicity to have things the way you want them is well..................my 8 year old grandaughter sets her own favourites with just one click, even though PPRuNe opens as first page. No problems at all.
Joined: Oct 2006
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From: Europe
Errmm, hesitant to upset the blissful unanimity here, but then again....
This website caters to professional pilots. By the very nature of their job, they are on the move. Away from their home computers.
Not everybody lugs around their own laptop either.
So yes, all the above tricks to shortcut PPRuNe are fine and dandy, but they only work on your OWN computer.
Log on downroute from the hotel's expensive business centre or from a painfully slow internet café and all of a sudden little-paddy's suggestion makes sense.
I find it no big deal to write out the full www.pprune.org/forums every time I log on from some godforsaken place and finding out where the / is located on various types of keyboards doesn't tax my abilities either, but just pprune.org would be easier.
This website caters to professional pilots. By the very nature of their job, they are on the move. Away from their home computers.
Not everybody lugs around their own laptop either.
So yes, all the above tricks to shortcut PPRuNe are fine and dandy, but they only work on your OWN computer.
Log on downroute from the hotel's expensive business centre or from a painfully slow internet café and all of a sudden little-paddy's suggestion makes sense.
I find it no big deal to write out the full www.pprune.org/forums every time I log on from some godforsaken place and finding out where the / is located on various types of keyboards doesn't tax my abilities either, but just pprune.org would be easier.
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 829
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From: South Wales
Took me less than 1 second to type WWW.
I can see the benifits by not having to type this in a hotel room
Maybe an investment in a touch-typing course will be of benifit? you wont be restricted to using these new skills on one PC, biggest benefit is it'll all be stored in the top 2 inches of your head so you can take is places where you home PC can't go
I can see the benifits by not having to type this in a hotel room
Maybe an investment in a touch-typing course will be of benifit? you wont be restricted to using these new skills on one PC, biggest benefit is it'll all be stored in the top 2 inches of your head so you can take is places where you home PC can't go
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 798
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From: The Land of Beer and Chocolate
Modified far more easily by yourself and your favourites list though, wildrover.
And if you can remember your login/password then surely the site URL shouldn't be an issue. Why worry about another 4 characters?
And if you can remember your login/password then surely the site URL shouldn't be an issue. Why worry about another 4 characters?
