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Greetings I have a Farmall # FBH 346366x1 can you tell me what the x1 is for? Its 1950? Thank you very much.

Tim,
X1 means gas tractor.

Pete

Look

Wish I could read that chart.

(quoted from post at 02:08:00 07/29/13) Wish I could read that chart.

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Just change the zoom on your web browser from 100% to %200 (or more) if you prefer and you can easily read it.

Or just hold down your Ctrl key and hit the + key. Each time you hit it, the size of picture will increase. To return to original size, hold the Ctrl key and hit the - key the same number of times.

Thank you very much! timmersoutboards.com

Where would you find anything like that?

Tried it and it worked.

There are literally hundreds of combinations of keystrokes you can use for different results. Windows is quite extensive with their programming. Try this one. Hold down your ALT key, and on the numbers keypad hit 2, then 4, then 8. It will give you the degree symbol for temperatures. Like this °
I can upload a list of commonly used ones if anyone is interested.

(quoted from post at 02:23:34 07/30/13) Where would you find anything like that?

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Most of the old MS DOS (Microsoft Disk Operating System Commands) are still active within the Windows Operating System. Prior to the debut of Windows in the early 1990's the string commands had to be manually typed into via keyboard and the syntax had to exact or it would not work. Syntax error was common error message back then - LOL.

The Ctrl keys simply provided a shortcut to the most frequently used commands to save on typing. (e.g. Ctrl C and then Ctrl V is how you copy and paste in DOS and still works even in Windows. The Ctrl + changes the zooms in and the ctrl - feature zooms out same as changing your zoom feature when you click on it). There is a really long list of these commands.

That all said, who wants to memorize a bunch of ctrl function key commands when Windows provides those options for you already without any memorizing whatsoever.

FWIW do not get to used to memorizing even where things are currently located even in Windows as the newer versions of Windows are moving more towards a touch screen based format and quite a bit different than the traditional Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2007, Windows 7. and even Windows XP formats. Frankly, I do not like the newest version of Windows as it is lots different than what I have used for last 20 years.