How To Sign PPT

To sign a PPT document using airSlate SignNow, simply upload your PowerPoint file to the platform. Once uploaded, you can add your signature electronically and finalize the document. This process ensures your document is legally binding and easy to share.

airSlate SignNow provides a range of features tailored for signing PPT files, including drag-and-drop signature placement, customizable templates, and secure cloud storage. You can also track the status of your signed document in real-time. These features make it efficient and simple to manage your document signing process.

Yes, airSlate SignNow offers various pricing plans depending on your needs. You can start with a free trial to see how sign PPT to documents works, and choose a plan that suits your business size and requirements. Each plan includes features designed to enhance your signing experience.

Absolutely! airSlate SignNow integrates seamlessly with many popular applications, such as Google Workspace, Microsoft Office, and Salesforce. This integration allows you to efficiently sign PPT files and manage your documents without switching between different platforms, enhancing your workflow.

Using airSlate SignNow to sign PPT documents streamlines your workflow by providing an easy, user-friendly interface. It ensures that your signatures are legally compliant and securely stored. Furthermore, the ability to track document progress adds an extra layer of convenience and accountability.

airSlate SignNow prioritizes security with features like encrypted data transmission and secure cloud storage. When you sign PPT documents, you can rest assured that your information is protected against unauthorized access. This commitment to security helps build trust in the electronic signing process.

Yes, airSlate SignNow allows multiple users to sign a single PPT document collaboratively. You can easily customize the signing order and manage who needs to sign first. This feature is perfect for teams that require multiple approvals on important documents.

1. Secure your footwear at templesThe quick hack to the problem is to never put your footwear together and if possible, turn one of them upside down. This drastically reduces the chances of your good looking footwear catching a thief’s eye. Thieves normally just pick up the ones that are kept together and look good at first glance before escaping the venue quickly.2. Make moving to a new city easier for yourselfLearn to say “I am learning the language” instead of “Sorry, I don’t know the language” in the language of the city you are moving to. People are always glad to hear that you are willing to make the effort to learn their language!3. Prevent cake from going stale in the fridgeKeeping the cake out in hot weather can spoil it while storing it in the fridge can make it go hard and stale. The solution to this never-ending confusion is this fantastic hack that will ensure the cake stays nice, fresh and soft in the fridge. All it takes are a few slices of bread and some toothpicks to cover the open parts of the cake that aren’t covered by frosting.4. Being nice can help you out of a tight spotBe extra nice to people like security guards, hotel staff, chauffeurs, waiters and valets. They work all day and rarely get a kind word in return. They also have a lot of information about the locality they work in. You’ll be surprised how much they can help in return.5. Keep your essentials safe on the beachA great beach life hack is to clean out an old sunscreen lotion bottle and hide your phone,money and keys in there! Chances are that no one will steal this from you and you can safely keep your stuff in there while you’re in the water.6. For when you doubt your tea cup is cleanIn India, local tea stalls often serve awesome tea. If you have ever visited these busy stalls and been afraid of having tea in a cup that you doubt is clean, this hack is for you. Just turn the cup by 180 degrees, hold it with the left hand and have your tea. Most people are right handed and hold the cup in their right hand thus using just one half of the cup opening. Its not foolproof but being cautious helps when you are not sure!7. Smelly shoes no moreHot weather in India often leads shoes to emit an unpleasant odour. Deodorize your stinky tennis shoes by inserting old tea bags in them. After all, who doesn’t like wearing fresh smelling shoes?8. Stay on the safer sidePretend to talk on your phone when taking an auto/cab late night and casually mention that you are travelling in a cab and going by so-and-so route. An extra step you take on a late night cab ride is taking a picture of its registration number and sending it to a family member or friend.9. Say goodbye to pesky mosquitoesLets face it, mosquitoes are an aggravation.The buzzing, the biting and the itching are enough to send the bravest outdoor lover back into the safety of the house. So if you find yourself in a place plagued with mosquitoes and with no bug repellent on hand, what you can do is ask around for a mentholated pain balm such as Vicks Vaporub. It works like a charm to keep the pesky mosquitoes away.10. Handy in an emergencyTake a photo of a list of all the medications used by the members of your immediate family on your cell phone. It’s handy to have in the case of an emergency or even when you take them to see a new doctor. You can also add other important details, like their allergies and blood types, to the list.11. Get your stuff backIf you often forget about the stuff you have loaned to others and to whom, this hack is for you. When friends borrows a tool or a beloved book, snap a photo of them holding it. Next time you need something and can’t remember who you gave it too, the photo will help you get it back.12. Stop chilli from burning a hole in your taste-budsWhile chillies can bring amazing flavor to Indian foods of all kinds, nobody likes the fiery sensation of a chilli burn. Since capsaicin, the compound which causes the burn, repels water, it is not something you can simply treat with water. Milk, yoghurt and bread are a better and more effective option when it comes to cooling your burning taste buds.Source : googleMake your life easy now. :DThanks for reading!

To search for an exact phrase and avoid other permutations/omissions: Type the phrase in double quotes (“query”).e.g. “Batman is Bruce Wayne” will only return results that contains the 4 words in that order (capitalization doesn’t matter though)To omit a particular word of phrase from the search results: Use a minus sign (-query).e.g. Tony Stark - “Robert Downey Jr.”P.S. You can replace the minus sign with the Boolean Operator NOTBoolean Operators need to be in capsTo search for two terms together: Use a plus sign (query1 + query2)e.g. “Peter Parker” + SpidermanP.S. You can replace the plus sign with the Boolean Operator ANDTo search only a particular website: Append site:sitename.com at the end of the query.e.g. “Steve and Bucky” site:tumblr.comP.S. no space between the colon and the sitename.Context searching: If you are searching for two words that you think should appear close to each other, and want to omit any results where they are distantly mentioned, use around(N) where N denotes the number of words between the two queries.e.g. Superman AROUND(10) Lois will return queries where Superman and Lois appear within 10 words of each other (in either order)To search for a particular filetype: Append filetype:extension at the end of the query.e.g. Doctor Bruce Banner research filetype:pdfCommon filetypes include doc, docx, ppt, pptx, png, jpg/jpeg, gif, etcYou can also search for normal websites that contains embedded objects (like doc, ppt, png etc) by using contains:fileextension operator.To search only in the URL of a webpage and not the webpage content itself: Type inurl:query.e.g. inurl:Thor would return websites whose URL contain the word ThorNo space between the colon and the search queryIf you need to search for URLs containing 2 or more words, use allinurl.e.g. allinurl: Thor Jane will search for websites whose URL contains both terms. (P.S. allinurl needs a space)To search only in the title of webpages or documents: Type intitle:query.Wildcard searches: Use asterisk (*)e.g. “Captain America vs *” will return searches like “Captain America vs Falcon”, “Captain America vs Winter Soldier”, “Captain America vs Iron Man”, “Captain America vs Red Skull” etcReverse image search: Right-click on any image, and choose “Search google for this image” to search the web for the said image (and close approximations of it).Time-bound search: Use the search tools to limit the results to before, after, or during a particular period. Useful if you want to search for an article or result from a specific date, week, month; or if you want to figure out the original article vs the plagiarized ones.Viewing the Google cached version of a website: If a website is down or not loading due to some issues, you can access the Google cached version of the same by typing cache:websitename.com along with any query.Range searching: To search for a range of number use two consecutive fullstops (..).e.g. “I will walk 100..500 miles” will return results for 401 different queries including “I will walk 399 miles” (doesn’t make sense though!)Google Scholar : To find research papers, theses, academic books and journals, and all sorts of scholarly and legal literature. (Thanks Rohan Mehere for the suggestion)

Thanks for the A2ALet's look at what's the key ability of the founders of a successful startup before we get to answer this question:Deep understanding of the domain : An understanding which doesn't come from google, which doesn't come from someone else giving you an idea or which doesn't come from " oh...this us Uber of X or X of India". It comes from getting first hand experience of the problem. By talking to various stake holders, as to why the problem is the way it is. Why has no one solved it so far. These experiences and curiosity leads to some insight, which is 'your' insight. This 'insight' is the foundation of your startup.Expertise needed to solve the problem : For example, If the problem requires building a hardware device to solve the problem, you must know how to build it, or you must get a co-founder (not employee) who knows/understands how to build the hardware device. Same applies, to s/w, biotech, medicine or for that matter anything else. Just having an idea, and hiring people to build the solution rarely succeed. Ability to market & sell : Don't mistake of believing that if the product is good it'd sell for it self. NOTHING EVER SELLS FOR ITSELF! Every product needs either marketing, or sales or (most of the time) both. If you don't know how to peddle your product, you have a huge hurdle to cross. Again, hiring is not a solution.There are many more key success criterion for a startup, like market dynamics, team etc, but let's focus on the above with respect to this question. Now, let's answer the original question, is it crucial to work for other startups before starting on your own? Yes & No. If you have what it takes (all of the above) - you are good to go. However, if you are still toying with an idea, then it is best to work for someone else in the meanwhile.Do yourself a favour, do a self assessment and find out if check all the 3 items, then approach an experienced entrepreneur or any other mentor that you trust, let him grill you - you'd know if you are ready to start.All the best

I earn very less, not even enough to support my old parents, forget a new family. And I’m nearing 30! Honestly, 2 types of students get into medical stream. 1. Family already has one/more doctors and the students are well informed about the long years of study and everything before jumping in. 2. Students who come from middle-class families, not-so-educated families, and have grown up envisioning most of their family members literally worship doctors and know nothing about medicine or the medical stream. I belong to the second category. Where it apparently looks like 6 yrs and then you are a graduate, and going to be self dependant, earning a lot, supporting your family and living happily ever after. The reality is way too different. I am just going to emphasize my experience, rather than options and opportunities after MBBS. 1. As I already said I am from the second category: my prior interest was earning seeing patients, and probably sometimes do the “free check-ups for social service” (which has been always there in a young doctor’s mind but our education system often crushes it). 2. So yes, I had immediately joined as an ICU junior resident after my internship, and that paid me ₹35,000 for 48 hours a week. 3. And later, I joined another hospital for the same salary and work hours. So that makes it ₹70K. 4. Now that might look like a lot of money for a fresher, but after 96 hours of running around in ICU and spending 4 almost-sleepless nights, I was left with 2 days of comatosed condition on the bed and for the last one day I had, I used to go out, watch a movie, go shopping before the hectic work schedule started again. Obviously, it was sucking life out of me, and I quit these hospitals to work for a central govt. hospital, where the pay was ₹55,000, and allowance on basis of the 6th pay commission. The work was less hectic. 5. I was happier certainly but not content, because I was losing out on years before my post-gratuation. And the govt. certainly puts you on 3 years' work before you qualify for the “service quota” in post-grad entrance. In return, you will have to sign on a bond that after post-grad you will work for the same body. So pretty much your whole life will be spent in that hospital. And they have transfer issues as well. They can transfer you to a different state, which on judging I knew wouldn't work out for me. So yes, I quit my govt job. And stayed home completely, preparing for post-grad entrance. 7. Your frustration peaks up at this time, as you are not earning anything, your savings will get exhausted. You are going to depend on your parents once again. I definitely could not afford to be completely jobless; so I had joined one hospital for 24 hrs per week, which would fetch me around ₹17,000, and it was enough for my personal expenses. Plus, most of us join coaching centers for post-grad entrance preparation , and these coaching classes are very expensive. Comes somewhere between ₹50,000 to even ₹1 lakh. Yes, you will still be depending on parents if you have not spent a few months working. Luckily, my hard work from previous jobs paid for this coaching. Finally during post grad we earn ₹30,000 in first year and with a consecutive hike of ₹5,000 per year. 8. My friends who are doing their post-grad from premier institutes like AIIMS and JIPMER earn much much more, but getting into those institutions is pretty difficult. 9. So, when you ask me if I am happy! Nope. Not at all. My father is getting his cataract surgery, and I cannot physically be there for him, neither I can financially support him. * I am overworked, I am emotionally abused. * I live with a constant fear of getting hurt, as the new trend in India is “beating up doctors” and the govt. doesn't pay a shit about it. * I go to work early morning, whenever I am free I read PDF of my books,I don't have proper lunch timings. I come back home reading or making a PPT, and night life for me is a NIGHT SHIFT. * When I look at my friends on Facebook, most of them, including the then(school) back benchers are earning way better than me, supporting their family. Most of the engineers are abroad, travelling the world, living the best of their life. * I am still a struggler and after post-graduation as well I will be over-worked for next few years, in name of experience. I know most of the doctors start earning well only in their late 30s. And they learn a lot, everyday is practice . I do enjoy that learning part as well, it's just that I practically missed out on my transformation from a teenager to a near 30 woman. I outgrew my passion in books, and when you look into my parents eyes, they are still supporting their daughter who earns practically lesser than her first salary. I am NOT HAPPY and given a chance again growing up, I WOULDN'T CHOOSE THE MEDICAL STREAM AS A CAREER. EDIT : Firstly Thank you all for being amazing listeners while I kept on cribbing about the profession I probably will have to live this life with. second, thanks for the wishes / strength passed onto me by people on this answer of mine. Well I have joined AIIMS, the institute I spoke about earlier. But .. given a chance to plunge back to my childhood, I wouldn't choose medical profession. Thanks for the support here again.

I am not sure the tools themselves are changing product management as much as product management is changing the tools like Aha!I am the co-founder and CEO of Aha! Running product and strategy in six software companies left me desperately wanting a tool that was built by product managers for product managers. I tried everything including more general project management tools and was frustrated. I was tired of:Creating strategy in PPT to only have it shelved on an IntranetGathering ideas and feedback via email only to lose itCapturing and prioritizing features with a spreadsheet only to not be able to keep up or easily create a visual roadmapProduct management is now benefiting from modern software tools like Aha! and the popular apps that we integrate with including Jira, TFS, Pivotal Tracker, Rally, and Trello. Here are just a few of the things you can do in Aha!Build strategic modelsCollect user feedback with custom idea portalsDefine features and requirementsCreate mockupsBuild and share beautiful roadmapsIf you are not already an Aha! customer, you may want to sign up for a free 30-day trial or join a live demo to see why more than 200,000 users trust Aha! to set product strategy, create visual roadmaps, and prioritize releases and features.

A recent incident of my college times. Maybe sometime in November 2010.It was the first day at my C Lab where the Instructor was teaching us our first program (Not Hello world Program though ) . Yes, I did my BE in Computer Science from a reputed college in Bangalore. Talking about our college , we had to score really good (Mostly below 1000 Rank for CSE) in a Common Entrance Test to get into our college. The reason for bragging about my college is to picturize how intellectual the students were. And one such intellectual student was in my Lab as well . Lets call him Rahul.“Rahul - Naam to suna hi hoga”Rahul was really good at things and was always on his toes to shoot answers to the lecturer. But that fine day in our Lab he did something that still makes me laugh my ass out.Lecturer asked us to type in the program in an editor ( Mostly Notepad !!). After few minutes maybe Rahul started calling the instructor telling that he had an compilation error. While instructor was busy helping others he just told Rahul to refer the manual for the code. Rahul bragging himself told that he has been writing that piece of code from years and is very sure about the code. Apparantly he was from Computer Science background and CS was his main subject in 11th and 12th.Few minutes later when the instructor arrived at his desk and showed him that Rahul had typed semicolon “;” instead of colon “:” in one of his line, Rahul had a poker face and tried arguing that he typed colon “:” but the computer was taking it as semicolon “;”. Instructor asked what was wrong and continued to ask if the Shift key of his computer was malfuntioning. Rahul had a hell of a reply with confidence in his voice “Sir, my colon is malfunctioning !!! Not the Shift Key!!! What has shift to do with colon!?. ”Instructor politely replied “U need to use Shift + “;” for colon “:” !!!”Rahul with his embarassed face tried to make a comeback with “ Oh !! Sorry sir!! It has been 3 months that i have coded” Whole class burst out in laughter PS: Rahul is now in one of the Best IT Company that most of us could even dream of.

I’m going to give a different answer than what most other people have said. Do with this what you will.You see, these questions keep getting asked on Quora, and to me they are used too much as an excuse to trot out the same cliched advice about your 20s or 30s or 40s or whatever decade the questioner asks about.The truth is, your 20s don’t have to be a certain way.Reading about other people’s experiences of their 20s is an interesting exercise in itself, but you should never replace being interested in the experiences of others with expecting the same things out of life as those people.When you invest too much of your self-worth in how you measure up to the experiences of other people, you start to expect too much out of life.You read all the answers on here and you start to think everyone of those things will happen to you during your 20s.Newsflash: they probably won’t.Everyone is unique, and everyone goes through life at their own pace.Yeah, you might have an amazing time after you turn 23, but age is irrelevant.The question “does life get better?” implies too much investment in the future you and not enough attention to the you of today, the you of now.Life gets better when you focus on it right now. Life doesn’t get better when you focus on some arbitrary idea of improvement that comes with ticking off certain goals that society expects you to achieve.The only foolproof method to improving your life is this:Recognize that everything is perfect as it is. You are a living, breathing organism with the capacity to experience this vast universe we call home. That is literally all you need out of life.Treat achievements like a game, Sometimes you might win and get what you want out of your life situation, sometimes you might fail and feel down. But when you play a game, you often forget about the end goal of completing the game because you are enjoying the process of playing the game.Enjoy playing the game of life, and you won’t get bogged down with the notion of making it better. It will already be perfect.Read more about investing too much of your self-worth in society’s idea of achievement here.

20 Best And Useful Internet hacks you should know %3E 18 CMD Commands [ http://www.alltop9.com/18-cmd-commands-every-windows-user-should-know/ ]Every Windows User Should Know 1. Use Google Chrome as Notepad You must be using Google Chrome for browsing but do you know you can use Google Chrome as a notepad? If you are damn busy in surfing or doing your work on the Internet and suddenly you got to write some urgent or useful information then you can check out this without wasting any single second of yours. Write down a single piece of code in the address bar of Chrome browser. data:text/html, %3Chtml contenteditable%3E This will turn current tab of Chrome as the notepad that you can use for writing purpose. %3E WhatsApp Hidden Tricks [ http://www.alltop9.com/whatsapp-tricks/ ] 2. Mute Noisy tabs easily Have you ever wondered about the voices of video while surfing on Internet? While working or surfing the web, opening multiple tabs doesn’t let you know from which tab sound of video or ad is coming that really irritates and annoys a lot. But the good news is you can mute the tab from where the sound is coming without closing or leaving the tab that you are currently working on. You will notice the sound icon on a tab on which the sound is coming, just click on the speaker icon on the respective tab. %3E Top 20+ Best Google Gravity Tricks [ http://www.alltop9.com/best-google-gravity-tricks/ ] 2016 That Will Astonish You 3. Play MP3 or movies in Google Chrome Google Chrome allows you to play Mp3 and movies right from the current tab. You just need to drag and drop the file that you want Chrome to play into the address bar. 4.View Hidden Password In Browser You must have seen how passwords are shown on any website, like dots and stars so that you can only watch out what the password is. But it is still possible to uncover the password from star shield. On the password field, right click on Inspect and open the source code window. All you need to do is change the type of the form field from password to text. 5. Use Google as Timer Google introduced a cool trick that lets you use Google as a countdown clock or alarm clock. To use Google Timer, type the piece of code in the Google search Time for %3Ctime%3E Or Set timer for %3Ctime%3E 6. Browse Internet secretly You might not notice it but you keep on leaving your footprints on the internet through which any third party can track you. If you want to browse the internet without leaving any traces then this is the hack to achieve so. The different browser lets you browse secretly and offer this facility under different names. For Google Chrome, right-click and select Incognito mode while in Mozilla Firefox the same is achieved through Private Window. 7. Check if the website is safe for browsing It is very important to think of security on the Internet and become conscious of it. Since a lot of malicious websites, viruses can harm your system and damage you a lot in terms of sensitive and personal information. There is something that you must know is Link Safety, an easy way that will let you know if any website is safe for browsing. Just write a piece of code in your browser http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostics?site=”address_of_website”. 8. Convert YouTube Video into Animated GIF YouTube is one of the largest video sharing platforms that lets you watch and share thousands of videos. But have you ever wondered to change these video into animated GIF image? Having an animated GIF image means you can easily insert it into a web page or any document. The service to convert YouTube videos into gif is Animated Gif Maker and Gif Editor [ http://gifs.com ] that automatically do the conversion. All you need to do is to provide the URL. Convert YouTube Videos To Gif By Adding Gif Before Youtube In Url. 9. Find MP3 songs with directly downloadable links Everyone loves music andiInternet lets you search and download your favorite music but it includes paths to signNow to right downloadable link from music hosting websites. Do you know Google has served you with direct links? Yes, it is a simple trick to download Mp3 songs without looking for music downloading websites. To get the direct link of any MP3 song, just type intitle:index.of?mp3 song title You can write any song name as song title and Google will show you all the websites that are hosting direct link. Now, with this trick downloading mp3 song will not be difficult for you. 10. Avoid accidentally closing of Browser tabs Are you annoyed with the accidental closing of tabs while surfing the web? No doubt, it happens but don’t worry there is a possibility to avoid the accidental closing of tabs. All you need to do is open your browser, right click on the open tab and select Pin Tab or Pin option. This will help you to fix the closing of tabs by mistakes and to remove this pinned tab you need to first unpin it. You can perform unpin of the tab in the same way. 11.Use Google search to Find the Complete Phrases Does it ever happen you want to search something on Google but can’t remember the exact phrase or word? Don’t worry it is human nature and it happens with almost everyone, trying to remember particular quotes, phrase, lyrics of a song, proverb. Google trick makes it easier to identify the phrases. You just need to put an asterisk in quoted statement that will indicate Google as the missing character and Google will show all the results that much likely replace the specify term keeping the rest of the words of the sentence unchanged. 12. Shortcut key for Address Bar Sometimes due to lack of time, people want to use the mouse to drag it but there is another quicker and easier way to access address bar is the shortcut key combination. Press Ctrl+L or F6 to access address bar of your browser. 13. Know how Google Sees You Everyone knows Google is the only search engine that makes most of its profit from online advertisement programs like AdSense and AdWord. Google creates a profile for you in the database so that it could display only suitable ads for you. And thus Google only shows the ads that matches your profile. Want to know how Google sees you? Click here! [ http://google.com/ads/preferences ] You should be logged into your Google account or otherwise Google would ask you to login. 14. Mute Gmail Thread Well, Gmail includes the feature of conversation, have you ever been a part of a conversation where you have no active role to play? It happens sometimes, keep on receiving the email in despite you have any role to play. But you know what you can do for it. Just mute that particular Gmail thread and you will not receive any new email notification when any new reply made to that thread. To accomplish this, go to Gmail inbox and select the particular thread that you want to mute. Under More tab, select Mute. 15. Explore Space, Galaxies, Constellations Through Internet You might have used Google Map in order to search any location from any place. But do you know Google provides the similar facility for space too? Google Sky offers the closeup view of outer space and lets you explore galaxy, constellations, planets and more. 16. Access Everything on Your Computer Did you know that Microsoft has now built a new God Mode in Windows-based computers? God Mode is essentially a shortcut that gives you easy access to all the maintenance features of Windows. We believe that this mode was created to help computer support staff so that they can quickly sort out problems. To create the God Mode shortcut, create a new folder and name it as below: [code ]1[/code] [code ]GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}[/code] Copy the whole code given above and use it as name of the newly created folder. Press enter and voila! Magic will happen! 17. Logging out of Facebook remotely Ever checked Facebook on a friend’s or family member’s device and then realised, with horror, that you forgot to log out? Never fear, there’s a simple, but little known, way to log out of your profile remotely. Navigate to “settings” using the drop-down in the right hand corner of your screen, then “security”, then “when you’re logged in”. From this screen, you will be able to close an open session, on whichever device it’s still running on. 18. Play YouTube in slow motion There are many fun tricks and tips, or easter eggs, to be found on YouTube. For instance, the ability to play arcade games within viewer [ http://mashable.com/2014/02/24/youtube-easter-eggs/#GDj_az2p5EkQ ], but there is also a trick that is genuinely useful: playing videos in slow motion. It’s easier to spot yourself in the background of a TV vox pop that way. Or It’s incredibly simple: just hold down the space bar, and the video will start playing at a slower speed, perfect when it comes to grabbing the perfect screenshot of a particular moment (and here’s how to do that on Mac [ https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201361 ]and PC [ http://windows.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/take-screen-capture-print-screen#take-screen-capture-print-screen=windows-8 ]). You’re welcome. 19. Twitter soft block Twitter has a pretty good function in the mute button [ https://support.twitter.com/articles/20171399 ], which allows you to remain following an account but hides its tweets and retweets from your own timeline. It’s a great way of basically ridding a person from your Twitter experience without offending them by unfollowing. (People do not know when you mute them. To mute: click on the cogwheel to the right of somebody’s profile.) However what you often really want is to mute someone from reading your tweets. Here there’s an unofficial option that can help, it’s known as “the soft block”. This is a sly means of forcing a person to unfollow you by blocking and immediately unblocking them. Once they are unfollowing, your tweets and retweets will no longer appear in their timeline. 20. Twitter shortcuts Just as Photoshoppers know that shortcuts are the cornerstone of productivity, avid tweeters know that shortcuts are your friend. Did you know that pressing “n” will open up a new tweet dialogue box (on native web Twitter)? Or that you can easily favourite a tweet by simply pressing “f”? Here’s a list of Twitter shortcuts: Also: remember to always place a full stop before @-mention when tweeting something you want visible in your timeline, and not just another’s mention stream. Source: Best And Useful Internet hacks you should know [ http://www.alltop9.com/internet-hacks/ ]