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Facebook Graph Search Commands – The Big List

Facebook Graph Search Commands – The Big List Graph Search is powerful, easy to master and incredibly useful. Here are a collection of search queries that will give you a good idea of what you can do with Graph Search on Facebook. 1. Track your Facebook Activity My favorite pages My favorite music Books I like Photos I have liked Photos I have like that are recent Places visited by me Places nearby I visited Games I like 2. View photos of friends, or even strangers Photos of my friends Photos of my friends of friends taken in [Place] Photos of people named [Name] Photos of ( or  uploaded by) [Name] Photos of [Name] in ( or  before  or  after) [Year] Photos commented on by [Name] Photos liked by [Name] Photos of [Person A] liked by [Person B] Photos of [Person A] AND [Person B] 3. Find new places to eat, visit. Restaurants nearby liked by my friends [Cuisine] Restaurants liked by my friends of ...

MS-DOS Applications | Microsoft Disk Operating System

MS-DOS (short for Microsoft Disk Operating System) was a widely-used operating system for personal computers in the 1980s and 1990s. It was the precursor to the Windows operating system and, as such, was an important platform for many early personal computer applications. One of the first and most popular applications for MS-DOS was the word processor. Word processors like WordPerfect and Microsoft Word allowed users to create, edit, and print documents on their personal computers. These programs were a significant improvement over the typewriter, as they allowed users to easily make corrections and formatting changes to their documents. Another popular application for MS-DOS was the spreadsheet program. Programs like Lotus 1-2-3 and Microsoft Excel allowed users to organize and analyze large amounts of data in a grid-like format. This made it easy to create budgets, financial reports, and other types of data-driven documents. Games were also a popular application for MS-DOS. Many clas...

Windows Command Prompt Basics

The Windows Command Prompt is a command-line interface that allows you to execute commands and programs. It provides a text-based interface to the operating system and can be used to perform a wide range of tasks, such as running programs, managing files and directories, and interacting with other systems. To open the Command Prompt, you can use the "Run" dialog (press the Windows key + R on your keyboard) and type "cmd" and press Enter. You can also find the Command Prompt in the Start menu under "Windows System". Once you have the Command Prompt open, you can start typing commands. Some common commands include: dir : Display the contents of a directory. cd : Change the current directory. type : Display the contents of a text file. copy : Copy files and directories. del : Delete files and directories. mkdir : Create a new directory. ren : Rename a file or directory. xcopy : Copy files and directories, including subdirectories. There are many more commands...

HTML color codes and names

HTML colors are specified using a hexadecimal (hex) notation for the combination of Red, Green, and Blue color values (RGB). The lowest value that can be given to one of the colors is 0 (hex 00) and the highest is 255 (hex FF). For example, the color white is equal to #FFFFFF, because it has the highest value for red, green, and blue. Here is a list of some common HTML color names and their corresponding hex code values: Black: #000000 White: #FFFFFF Red: #FF0000 Green: #00FF00 Blue: #0000FF Yellow: #FFFF00 Purple: #800080 Pink: #FFC0CB There are also a number of predefined color names that you can use in your HTML code, such as "aqua", "silver", "lime", "maroon", etc. However, it is recommended to use the hex codes instead of the color names, as the names are not supported by all browsers.