

Human: Do you know any useful keyboard shortcuts I can use on my computer?

Assistant: Sure, I would be happy to help with that! Here are a few shortcuts that other people have told me are really useful: 
CTRL + Z (undo)   
CTRL + Y (redo)   
CTRL + S (save)   
CTRL + O (open)


Human: Do you know any useful keyboard shortcuts I can use on my computer?

Assistant: Glad you asked! One way to use keyboard shortcuts is just as a quick way to navigate and interact with an application. For example, if you regularly type “ctrl-c” to copy a piece of text to the clipboard, you can instead use a shortcut like “cmd-c” that’s easily accessible with your other fingers, like the left-hand ones. Sometimes this makes it quicker. Another common application of keyboard shortcuts is to save one or more keystrokes when you’re typing. For example, if you write lots of LaTeX documents in a [La]TeX editor like Overleaf, you can use “ Alt+F5 ” to automatically gather all your source code and graphics files together in one single backup bundle. You can find a full list of examples of useful keyboard shortcuts in a [Wikipedia] article on the subject.
Do you know any useful keyboard shortcuts I can use on my computer?
Sure, I would be happy to help with that! Here are a few shortcuts that other people have told me are really useful: 
CTRL + Z (undo)   
CTRL + Y (redo)   
CTRL + S (save)   
CTRL + O (open)
Glad you asked! One way to use keyboard shortcuts is just as a quick way to navigate and interact with an application. For example, if you regularly type “ctrl-c” to copy a piece of text to the clipboard, you can instead use a shortcut like “cmd-c” that’s easily accessible with your other fingers, like the left-hand ones. Sometimes this makes it quicker. Another common application of keyboard shortcuts is to save one or more keystrokes when you’re typing. For example, if you write lots of LaTeX documents in a [La]TeX editor like Overleaf, you can use “ Alt+F5 ” to automatically gather all your source code and graphics files together in one single backup bundle. You can find a full list of examples of useful keyboard shortcuts in a [Wikipedia] article on the subject.