Ctrl+Alt+Del makes a fresh start

A debutant director’s 25-minute film Ctrl+Alt+Del stars Rahul Bose, it can be down loaded on mobiles.
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David	Control-Alt-Delete (often abbreviated to Ctrl-Alt-Del) is a computer keyboard command on IBM PC compatible systems that can be used to reboot the computer.This keyboard combination was designed by David Bradley, a designer of the original IBM PC. Bradley originally designed Control-Alt-Escape to trigger a soft reboot, but he found it was too easy to bump the left side of the keyboard and reboot the computer accidentally. He switched the key combination to Control-Alt-Delete, a combination impossible to press with just one hand (this is not true of later keyboards, such as the 102-key PC/AT keyboard or the Maltron keyboard). More advanced operating systems use its status as a "reserved" combination for various purposes, but often retain the ability to trigger a soft reboot in certain configurations or circumstances. David Bradley is also known for his good-natured jab at Bill Gates, at that time the CEO of Microsoft, and also the creator of many of Microsoft's programs: "I may have invented Control-Alt-Delete, but Bill [Gates] made it famous", alluding to the perceived instability of Microsoft operating systems. ( Posted: Wednesday, April 26, 2006 at 19:03 )
Dude ,Jzt comment on it man ,dont write stories. ( Posted by bhanu on ) when i keyed in ctrl+alt+del in google to find out the inventer.. it took me to this page.. i taught people who's searchin with the same context..can find an answer here.... if you like it take it... or else just shut up....... David ( Posted by David on )

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