Input: [Setting] More [Description]

Output: The More button on the Quick Settings bar takes you to Help & Feedback, as well as a complete menu of settings for every aspect of Kindle Fire HD, from Sounds & Display to your account and applications settings.

What You Can Do with Kindle Fire HD's Quick Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Clarified butter or cold-pressed olive oil [Instead of This]

Output: Butter

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Frozen fruit (without additives) [Instead of This]

Output: Canned fruit

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Herbal tea [Instead of This]

Output: Coffee

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Fresh herbs and spices [Instead of This]

Output: Condiments

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Almond milk [Instead of This]

Output: Creamer

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Finely crushed skinless almonds [Instead of This]

Output: Flour

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Agar –agar [Instead of This]

Output: Gelatin

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Lentils [Instead of This]

Output: Navy beans

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Almonds or chestnuts [Instead of This]

Output: Peanuts

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Poultry or firm tofu [Instead of This]

Output: Red meat

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Sparkling water [Instead of This]

Output: Soda

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Stevia or clover honey [Instead of This]

Output: Sugar

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Sweet potatoes [Instead of This]

Output: White potatoes

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Wild or basmati rice [Instead of This]

Output: White rice

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Egg whites [Instead of This]

Output: Whole eggs

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Baking soda and lemon juice [Instead of This]

Output: Yeast

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Use This] Sprouted grains [Instead of This]

Output: Yeast breads

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [The What] Posts by you [The Recommended Setting] Friends and Networks [The Why]

Output: If your post is seen by a friend’s friend and members of any Page you “like,” you want your personal brand to be communicated widely, so make sure your Wall posts are appropriate and that they communicate your brand. (Remember that you can always adjust the privacy of each individual Wall post later.)

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Family [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why]

Output: You don’t need recruiters knowing the names of your parents, siblings, and other relatives.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Relationships [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why]

Output: Who you’re dating and whether you’re married is too much information for non-friends, in my opinion.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Interested in [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why]

Output: Whether you’re interested in boys or girls has little bearing on your employability. Too bad you can’t choose “I’m interested in a job.”

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Bio and favorite quotations [The Recommended Setting] Everyone [The Why]

Output: Your bio and quotes can be keyword-rich value propositions that you want associated with your brand. No reason to hold this one back from the masses.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Website [The Recommended Setting] Everyone [The Why]

Output: Include your LinkedIn profile and any other websites associated with you, such as your blog or online résumé. Doing so gives recruiters a chance to learn more about you.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Religious and political views [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why]

Output: Always avoid religion and politics in professional settings.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Birthday [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why]

Output: You want to be really careful with your birth date. It’s one of those pieces of info that’s often used to verify identity, which means it’s one of the few things an identity thief needs in order to steal from you. So guard this with your life.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The What] Places you check into [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why]

Output: Facebook Places is an app that allows you to check in to a location to share with your friends where you are. Some places even give coupons for checking in there. Either way, it’s too much information for a recruiter.

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [Menu Item] Dashboard [Description]

Output: Find basic information and statistics for your website, as well as information from the WordPress Development Blog and other blogs run by those involved with WordPress development or resources.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Posts [Description]

Output: View posts on your site; write and publish new posts and edit or delete previous posts.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Media [Description]

Output: View all media files you've uploaded to your site, including images, audio, and video. Upload and manage new media files with the built-in media uploader.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Pages [Description]

Output: Write and publish new static pages for your site, and edit or delete previous pages; assign pages to custom page templates.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Comments [Description]

Output: Manage comments by viewing, editing, or deleting them; also manage your comment moderation queue and comment/trackback spam.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Appearance [Description]

Output: Manage your WordPress themes by viewing them, activating them, and editing them in the Theme Editor. Use and configure Sidebar Widgets here, too.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Plugins [Description]

Output: View a listing of plugins installed in your WordPress site. Find new plugins, and install, activate, deactivate, upgrade, and edit them.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Users [Description]

Output: Manage your users and subscribers and edit your own profile.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Tools [Description]

Output: Import data into your blog from another content management system (like Blogger, Typepad, or Movable Type) or export your current website data into a backup file. Upgrade your WordPress software to the latest version using the auto-upgrade feature.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Menu Item] Settings [Description]

Output: Set the general options for your website. Find settings for blog posts, RSS feed, discussion options, privacy, and permalinks.

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [With This Tool . . .] WordPress Plugin Directory [. . . You Can]

Output: Browse through thousands of downloads that let you do almost anything you can imagine — and you can imagine quite a lot, can't you?

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [With This Tool . . .] Themes Directory [. . . You Can]

Output: Choose from hundreds of themes to manage the look and functionality of your home page.

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [With This Tool . . .] WordPress Codex [. . . You Can]

Output: Try the Codex to tap into the encyclopedia of WordPress knowledge.

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [With This Tool . . .] WordPress News & Updates [. . . You Can]

Output: Check out this section of the official WordPress website for the latest news and notes on all things WordPress.

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [With This Tool . . .] Support forums for WordPress.com [. . . You Can]

Output: Post questions, answers, and comments for other WordPress users who are using the hosted/commercial version of WordPress.com.

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [With This Tool . . .] Support forums for WordPress.org [. . . You Can]

Output: Post your questions and obtain answers from the vast WordPress community for users of the self-hosted WordPress.org software.

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [0] Image Sensor Quality [Smartphone] Low to medium [dSLR] High [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Medium

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Water resistant (suitable for pool) [Smartphone] Rare [dSLR] Rare [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Few models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Optical Zoom [Smartphone] Low [dSLR] All* [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Many

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Megapixels [Smartphone] Low [dSLR] High [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Medium to high

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Multiple frames-per-second [Smartphone] n/a [dSLR] Medium to high [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Rare

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Image Stabilization [Smartphone] n/a [dSLR] Lens-specific [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Many

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Convenience/size [Smartphone] Very small [dSLR] Low to medium [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Small

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Preset camera exposures [Smartphone] Rare [dSLR] Some [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Many

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] ISO range [Smartphone] n/a [dSLR] Good/excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Medium

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Flash [Smartphone] Small [dSLR] Pop-up or external [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Pop-up/integrated

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Timed exposure [Smartphone] Very few models [dSLR] All [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Few models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Creative features - Shooting & Editing [Smartphone] Some [dSLR] Rare [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Some models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Night shooting [Smartphone] Not as good [dSLR] Good/excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Moderately good

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Action/sports [Smartphone] Not as good [dSLR] Good/excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Not good/moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Nature [Smartphone] Moderate [dSLR] Excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Weatherproof (OK in rain, snow) [Smartphone] Poor to moderate [dSLR] Moderate to excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Poor to moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Lightweight [Smartphone] Excellent [dSLR] Poor to moderate [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Very good

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Fast response (lag time)** [Smartphone] Poor to moderate [dSLR] Excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Manual features [Smartphone] Minimal [dSLR] Excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Poor to moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] WiFi capabilities [Smartphone] Excellent [dSLR] Rare [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Some models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Interchangeable lenses [Smartphone] n/a [dSLR] Yes [Point-and-shoot]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Attachable lenses (to existing lens) [Smartphone] n/a [dSLR] n/a [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Few models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Uses regular batteries [Smartphone] No [dSLR] No [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Few models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Battery time [Smartphone] Poor [dSLR] Excellent [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Acceptable

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Smartphone] Moderate [dSLR] Expensive [Point-and-shoot]

Output: Moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [Type] A [Purpose]

Output: Address resource records match an IP address to a host name.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] CNAME [Purpose]

Output: Canonical name resource records associate a nickname to a host name.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] MX [Purpose]

Output: Mail exchange resource records identify mail servers for the specified domain.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] NS [Purpose]

Output: Name server resource records identify servers (other than the SOA server) that contain zone information files.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] PTR [Purpose]

Output: Pointer resource records match a host name to a given IP address. This is the opposite of an Address record, which matches an IP address to the supplied host name.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] SOA [Purpose]

Output: Start of authority resource records specify which server contains the zone file for a domain.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] SRV [Purpose]

Output: Service resource records identify servers that provide special services to the domain.

Active Directory For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] Credential Manager [Tasks]

Output: Manage Windows-, generic-, and certificate-based credentials.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] HomeGroup [Tasks]

Output: Choose homegroup and sharing options, view or print the homegroup password, change the homegroup password, and leave the homegroup.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] Internet Options [Tasks]

Output: Change your home page, manage browser add-ons, delete browsing history and cookies, change security and privacy settings, and turn the pop-up blocker on or off.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] Network and Sharing Center [Tasks]

Output: View network status and tasks, connect to a network, change adapter settings, view network computers and devices, add a wireless device to the network, and troubleshoot problems.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] Parental Controls [Tasks]

Output: Set up parental controls.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] User Accounts [Tasks]

Output: Change your account picture, add or remove user accounts, change your Windows password, change your account type, manage other accounts, and change User Account Control settings.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Category] Windows CardSpace [Tasks]

Output: Manage information cards that you use to log on to online services.

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Problem] Respiratory illness [Signs] Sneezing, coughing, gasping, swollen face [Possible Actions] Isolate sick birds from the rest of the flock [Common Cause]

Output: Mycoplasmosis (MG), infectious coryza, infectious bronchitis

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Problem] Feather loss [Signs] All over [Possible Actions] Examine feather shafts for lice [Common Cause]

Output: Normal molt or louse infestation

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Head, neck, and shoulders [Possible Actions] Observe flock for signs of feather pecking behavior [Common Cause]

Output: Feather pecking from flock mates, poking head through wire fence

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Hen’s back [Possible Actions] Provide hens with protective cloth saddles [Common Cause]

Output: Attention from the rooster

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Vent area [Possible Actions] Provide toys and veggie scraps to keep the flock busy [Common Cause]

Output: Feather pecking from flock mates

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Problem] Strange eggs [Signs] Thin shells [Possible Actions] Keep hens cool, provide oyster shell for the hens to eat [Common Cause]

Output: Old hen, hot weather, or lack of calcium in diet

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Soft or no shells [Possible Actions] Handle hens quietly and gently. Make their living quarters safe from predators. [Common Cause]

Output: A scare or a stressful event, or an infection of the oviduct

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Blood-stained shells [Possible Actions] Feed good quality layer diet. Place nest boxes no more than 18 inches off the ground. [Common Cause]

Output: Young hen, underweight hen, or vent pecking by flock mates

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Weird-shaped shells: ridges, chalky coating, lumps, and so on [Possible Actions] Provide more nest boxes. Handle hens quietly and gently. [Common Cause]

Output: Stress, rough handling, too few nest boxes, or oviduct infection

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A file for physically storing data types, including the DLL files where code is compiled [Technology]

Output: Assembly

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A set of managed code that enables developers to create Windows and Web applications that target the Common Language Runtime [Technology]

Output: Base Class Library

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A managed environment for running applications that prevents memory leaks [Technology]

Output: Common Language Runtime

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A set of rules for how programming languages use data types [Technology]

Output: Common Type Specification

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A feature of the Common Language Runtime that manages memory [Technology]

Output: Garbage Collection

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A repository that stores public versions of assemblies [Technology]

Output: Global Assembly Cache

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A unique identifier for the logical organization of data types [Technology]

Output: Namespace

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Egg Defect] Thin shell [Possible Causes] Egg laid later in the day Hot weather Older hen Hen in lay for a year or more Poor diet, often a diet low in calcium [Possible Remedies]

Output: Get younger hens Allow older hens to molt by decreasing daily hours of light Provide complete layer diet and offer oyster shell

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Egg Defect] Soft or no shell [Possible Causes] A scare or a stressful event Infectious bronchitis, Newcastle disease, or other infection of the oviduct Poor diet, often a diet low in calcium [Possible Remedies]

Output: Eliminate stress Handle hens gently Provide complete layer diet Vaccinate new pullets

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Egg Defect] Blood-stained shell [Possible Causes] Young hen Underweight hen Vent picking [Possible Remedies]

Output: Provide complete layer diet Use feather-pecking prevention methods

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Egg Defect] Sandpaper texture, lumps, or chalky coating on shell [Possible Causes] Stress Young hen Hen delayed in laying an egg [Possible Remedies]

Output: Eliminate stress Provide more nest boxes

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Egg Defect] Body checks (ridges on shell) or a bulge around the equator of the egg [Possible Causes] Egg cracked inside the oviduct [Possible Remedies]

Output: Provide more space for hens Handle hens gently

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Egg Defect] Brown egg layers suddenly lay white or blotchy eggs Shell crinkles Watery whites [Possible Causes] Infectious bronchitis, Newcastle disease, or other infection of the oviduct [Possible Remedies]

Output: No treatment for affected hens Vaccinate new pullets

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [View] Normal [Useful For] Editing the content of a slide [How to Select]

Output: Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Normal

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Slide Sorter [Useful For] Viewing all slides in the presentation at a glance, rearranging slide order [How to Select]

Output: Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Slide Sorter

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Reading View [Useful For] Showing a presentation in a window [How to Select]

Output: Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Reading View

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Slide Show [Useful For] Showing the presentation full-screen [How to Select]

Output: Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Slide Show

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Notes Page [Useful For] Editing the speaker notes for each slide [How to Select]

Output: Choose View→Notes Page

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Slide Master [Useful For] Making global changes that affect all slides in the presentation [How to Select]

Output: Choose View→Slide Master

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Handout Master [Useful For] Making changes that affect the design of the handouts you print [How to Select]

Output: Choose View→Handout Master

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Notes Master [Useful For] Making changes that affect the design of the speaker note pages you print [How to Select]

Output: Choose View→Notes Master

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [To Do This] Take a picture of the Pre screen. [Press This]

Output: Orange+Sym+P

Palm Pre Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Use a speed dial key you set up. [Press This]

Output: Press and hold the key you selected when setting up your contact’s speed dial.

Palm Pre Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Open a link in a new card in the browser. [Press This]

Output: Orange+Sym+the link

Palm Pre Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Take a picture in the Camera application. [Press This]

Output: Spacebar

Palm Pre Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Remove an application, a contact, or a Web page from Launcher. [Press This]

Output: Orange+press the icon to remove

Palm Pre Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Restart the Pre. [Press This]

Output: Orange+Sym+R

Palm Pre Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Check for updates with Software Update [Schedule]

Output: Once a week (automatic setting)

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Back up with Time Machine [Schedule]

Output: Automatic

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Defragment (Micromat TechTool Pro/Prosoft Engineering Drive Genius 3) [Schedule]

Output: Once a month

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Repair Disk Permissions (Disk Utility) [Schedule]

Output: Once a week

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Delete Unnecessary User Accounts (System Preferences) [Schedule]

Output: As necessary

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Scan for viruses (Intego VirusBarrier X6, ClamXav 2) [Schedule]

Output: Automatic

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Check all volumes (Disk Utility/Micromat TechTool Pro) [Schedule]

Output: Once a week

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Check for the latest drivers for your hardware [Schedule]

Output: Once a month (or after installing new hardware)

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Task] Delete temporary Internet cache files (Prosoft Engineering Drive Genius 3) [Schedule]

Output: Once a month

Mac OS X Maintenance Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-MailboxCalendarSettings [Description]

Output: Displays the calendar processing settings for the specified mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Set-MailboxCalendarSettings [Description]

Output: Enables calendar processing for the specified mailbox. You can configure parameters for automatic resource booking or Calendar Attendant processing.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

Output: Displays the e-mail address policies for the specified mailbox. If you don't specify the mailbox name, you see a list of available policies (such as Default Policy).

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] New-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

Output: Defines a new e-mail address policy for the specified mailbox. If you don't provide a mailbox name, Exchange Server creates the new policy but doesn't associate it with a mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Remove-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

Output: Deletes the e-mail address policy associated with a particular mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Set-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

Output: Associates an e-mail address policy with a particular mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Update-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

Output: Applies an e-mail address policy to a group of recipients.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Displays a particular mailbox and shows its configuration settings. Using this cmdlet without specifying the mailbox displays a list of all mailboxes on the system.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-MailboxStatistics [Description]

Output: Displays the statistics (mailbox size, number of messages, last access date, and other information) for a particular mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-MailboxFolderStatistics [Description]

Output: Displays the statistics (the number and size of items in the folder, folder name and ID, and other information) for a particular mailbox folder.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Connect-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Associates a disconnected mailbox with a particular user account. This cmdlet undoes the action of the Disable-Mailbox cmdlet.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Disable-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Removes access to a particular user's mailbox from Active Directory. The user account remains accessible, but the mailbox is no longer available for use.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Move-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Changes the physical location of the specified mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] New-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Creates a new mailbox.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Remove-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Deletes both the specified mailbox and the user account associated with that mailbox. This is a one-way configuration change, so make sure you save any user information you need before using this cmdlet.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Restore-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Obtains the content of a mailbox from a recovery database and makes it available for use.

Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+X [Effect]

Output: Cuts the selected text or object

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+C [Effect]

Output: Copies the selected text or object

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+V [Effect]

Output: Pastes copied or cut text or object

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] F1 [Effect]

Output: Displays help

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] F2 [Effect]

Output: Opens the selected item (folder or file) for renaming

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Ctrl+Z [Effect]

Output: Undoes the previous action

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Alt+Tab [Effect]

Output: Displays a list of currently open applications

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Prt Scr [Effect]

Output: Prints a copy of current screen to the Windows Clipboard

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Windows Key [Effect]

Output: Displays the Start Key menu

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] F3 [Effect]

Output: Displays a search window

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win+C [Effect]

Output: Displays Charms bar and information panel

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win+I [Effect]

Output: Displays Settings charm panel

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win+L [Effect]

Output: Displays Windows 8 lockscreen

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Keystroke Combination] Win [Effect]

Output: Toggles between Start screen and Desktop

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: Thousands of different applications [Cloud Data Center]

Output: Few applications (maybe even just one)

How Cloud Data Centers Compare to Traditional Data Centers - For Dummies


Input: Mixed hardware environment [Cloud Data Center]

Output: Homogeneous hardware environment

How Cloud Data Centers Compare to Traditional Data Centers - For Dummies


Input: Multiple management tools [Cloud Data Center]

Output: Standardized management tools

How Cloud Data Centers Compare to Traditional Data Centers - For Dummies


Input: Frequent application patching and updating [Cloud Data Center]

Output: Minimal application patching and updating

How Cloud Data Centers Compare to Traditional Data Centers - For Dummies


Input: Complex workloads [Cloud Data Center]

Output: Simple workloads

How Cloud Data Centers Compare to Traditional Data Centers - For Dummies


Input: Multiple software architectures [Cloud Data Center]

Output: Single standard software architecture

How Cloud Data Centers Compare to Traditional Data Centers - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WL [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Normal View [Function]

Output: Returns the worksheet to Normal view from Page Layout or Page Break Preview

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WP [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Page Layout View [Function]

Output: Puts the worksheet into Page Layout view, showing the page breaks, margins, and rulers

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WI [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Page Break Preview [Function]

Output: Puts the worksheet into Page Break Preview, showing pages breaks that you can adjust

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WC [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Custom View [Function]

Output: Opens the Custom Views dialog box, where you can add or display custom views of the worksheet, including zoom settings, frozen panes, windows, and so forth

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WVG [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Gridlines [Function]

Output: Hides and redisplays the row and column gridlines that form the cells in the Worksheet area

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WG [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Zoom to Selection [Function]

Output: Zooms the Worksheet area in or out to the magnification percentage needed to display just the cell selection

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WJ [Excel Ribbon Command] View→100% [Function]

Output: Returns the Worksheet area to the default 100% magnification percentage

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WN [Excel Ribbon Command] View→New Window [Function]

Output: Inserts a new window in the current workbook

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WA [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Arrange All [Function]

Output: Opens the Arrange dialog box, where you can select how workbook windows are displayed on the screen

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WF [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Freeze Panes [Function]

Output: Opens the Freeze Panes drop-down menu, where you select how to freeze rows and columns in the Worksheet area: Freeze Panes (to freeze all the rows above and columns to the left of the cell cursor); Freeze Top Row; or Freeze First Column

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WS [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Split [Function]

Output: Splits the worksheet into four panes using the top and left edge of the cell cursor as the vertical and horizontal dividing lines — press hot keys again to remove all panes

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WH [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Hide [Function]

Output: Hides the current worksheet window or workbook

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WU [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Unhide [Function]

Output: Opens the Unhide dialog box, where you can select the window or workbook to redisplay

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WB [Excel Ribbon Command] View→View Side by Side [Function]

Output: Tiles two open windows or workbooks one above the other for comparison — press the hot keys again to restore the original full windows

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WW [Excel Ribbon Command] View→Switch Windows [Function]

Output: Opens the Switch Windows drop-down menu, where you can select the open window or workbook to make active

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Image Sensor Quality [Smartphone] Low to medium [Point-and-shoot] Medium [dSLR]

Output: High

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Water resistant (suitable for pool) [Smartphone] Rare [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR]

Output: Rare

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Optical Zoom [Smartphone] Low [Point-and-shoot] Many [dSLR]

Output: All*

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Megapixels [Smartphone] Low [Point-and-shoot] Medium to high [dSLR]

Output: High

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Multiple frames-per-second [Smartphone] n/a [Point-and-shoot] Rare [dSLR]

Output: Medium to high

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Image Stabilization [Smartphone] n/a [Point-and-shoot] Many [dSLR]

Output: Lens-specific

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Convenience/size [Smartphone] Very small [Point-and-shoot] Small [dSLR]

Output: Low to medium

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Preset camera exposures [Smartphone] Rare [Point-and-shoot] Many [dSLR]

Output: Some

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] ISO range [Smartphone] n/a [Point-and-shoot] Medium [dSLR]

Output: Good/excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Flash [Smartphone] Small [Point-and-shoot] Pop-up/integrated [dSLR]

Output: Pop-up or external

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Timed exposure [Smartphone] Very few models [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR]

Output: All

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Creative features - Shooting & Editing [Smartphone] Some [Point-and-shoot] Some models [dSLR]

Output: Rare

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Night shooting [Smartphone] Not as good [Point-and-shoot] Moderately good [dSLR]

Output: Good/excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Action/sports [Smartphone] Not as good [Point-and-shoot] Not good/moderate [dSLR]

Output: Good/excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Nature [Smartphone] Moderate [Point-and-shoot] Moderate [dSLR]

Output: Excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Weatherproof (OK in rain, snow) [Smartphone] Poor to moderate [Point-and-shoot] Poor to moderate [dSLR]

Output: Moderate to excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Lightweight [Smartphone] Excellent [Point-and-shoot] Very good [dSLR]

Output: Poor to moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Fast response (lag time)** [Smartphone] Poor to moderate [Point-and-shoot] Moderate [dSLR]

Output: Excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Manual features [Smartphone] Minimal [Point-and-shoot] Poor to moderate [dSLR]

Output: Excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] WiFi capabilities [Smartphone] Excellent [Point-and-shoot] Some models [dSLR]

Output: Rare

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Interchangeable lenses [Smartphone] n/a [Point-and-shoot] n/a [dSLR]

Output: Yes

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Attachable lenses (to existing lens) [Smartphone] n/a [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Uses regular batteries [Smartphone] No [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR]

Output: No

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Battery time [Smartphone] Poor [Point-and-shoot] Acceptable [dSLR]

Output: Excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Smartphone] Moderate [Point-and-shoot] Moderate [dSLR]

Output: Expensive

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends and Networks [The Why] If your post is seen by a friend’s friend and members of any Page you “like,” you want your personal brand to be communicated widely, so make sure your Wall posts are appropriate and that they communicate your brand. (Remember that you can always adjust the privacy of each individual Wall post later.) [The What]

Output: Posts by you

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why] You don’t need recruiters knowing the names of your parents, siblings, and other relatives. [The What]

Output: Family

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why] Who you’re dating and whether you’re married is too much information for non-friends, in my opinion. [The What]

Output: Relationships

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why] Whether you’re interested in boys or girls has little bearing on your employability. Too bad you can’t choose “I’m interested in a job.” [The What]

Output: Interested in

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Everyone [The Why] Your bio and quotes can be keyword-rich value propositions that you want associated with your brand. No reason to hold this one back from the masses. [The What]

Output: Bio and favorite quotations

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Everyone [The Why] Include your LinkedIn profile and any other websites associated with you, such as your blog or online résumé. Doing so gives recruiters a chance to learn more about you. [The What]

Output: Website

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why] Always avoid religion and politics in professional settings. [The What]

Output: Religious and political views

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why] You want to be really careful with your birth date. It’s one of those pieces of info that’s often used to verify identity, which means it’s one of the few things an identity thief needs in order to steal from you. So guard this with your life. [The What]

Output: Birthday

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [The Recommended Setting] Friends Only [The Why] Facebook Places is an app that allows you to check in to a location to share with your friends where you are. Some places even give coupons for checking in there. Either way, it’s too much information for a recruiter. [The What]

Output: Places you check into

How Job Seekers Can Share on Facebook - For Dummies

Customizing What You Share


Input: [Description] Find basic information and statistics for your website, as well as information from the WordPress Development Blog and other blogs run by those involved with WordPress development or resources. [Menu Item]

Output: Dashboard

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] View posts on your site; write and publish new posts and edit or delete previous posts. [Menu Item]

Output: Posts

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] View all media files you've uploaded to your site, including images, audio, and video. Upload and manage new media files with the built-in media uploader. [Menu Item]

Output: Media

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Write and publish new static pages for your site, and edit or delete previous pages; assign pages to custom page templates. [Menu Item]

Output: Pages

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Manage comments by viewing, editing, or deleting them; also manage your comment moderation queue and comment/trackback spam. [Menu Item]

Output: Comments

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Manage your WordPress themes by viewing them, activating them, and editing them in the Theme Editor. Use and configure Sidebar Widgets here, too. [Menu Item]

Output: Appearance

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] View a listing of plugins installed in your WordPress site. Find new plugins, and install, activate, deactivate, upgrade, and edit them. [Menu Item]

Output: Plugins

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Manage your users and subscribers and edit your own profile. [Menu Item]

Output: Users

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Import data into your blog from another content management system (like Blogger, Typepad, or Movable Type) or export your current website data into a backup file. Upgrade your WordPress software to the latest version using the auto-upgrade feature. [Menu Item]

Output: Tools

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Set the general options for your website. Find settings for blog posts, RSS feed, discussion options, privacy, and permalinks. [Menu Item]

Output: Settings

Touring the WordPress Dashboard - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Shift-drag [To Do This . . .]

Output: Add to selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Alt-drag [To Do This . . .]

Output: Deselect from a selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Shift+Alt-drag [To Do This . . .]

Output: Deselect all but intersected area

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+D [To Do This . . .]

Output: Deselect

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+Shift+D [To Do This . . .]

Output: Reselect last selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+A [To Do This . . .]

Output: Select everything on current layer

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+H [To Do This . . .]

Output: Hide selection outline

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+X [To Do This . . .]

Output: Cut selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+C [To Do This . . .]

Output: Copy selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+V [To Do This . . .]

Output: Paste last cut or copied image

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+Shift+V [To Do This . . .]

Output: Paste into a selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+L [To Do This . . .]

Output: Adjust levels

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+U [To Do This . . .]

Output: Adjust hue or saturation

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+Alt+I [To Do This . . .]

Output: Adjust image size

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [Do This . . .] Ctrl+Alt+C [To Do This . . .]

Output: Open pop-up menu for Create options

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


Input: [0] Image Sensor Quality [Point-and-shoot] Medium [dSLR] High [Smartphone]

Output: Low to medium

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Water resistant (suitable for pool) [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR] Rare [Smartphone]

Output: Rare

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Optical Zoom [Point-and-shoot] Many [dSLR] All* [Smartphone]

Output: Low

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Megapixels [Point-and-shoot] Medium to high [dSLR] High [Smartphone]

Output: Low

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Multiple frames-per-second [Point-and-shoot] Rare [dSLR] Medium to high [Smartphone]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Image Stabilization [Point-and-shoot] Many [dSLR] Lens-specific [Smartphone]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Convenience/size [Point-and-shoot] Small [dSLR] Low to medium [Smartphone]

Output: Very small

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Preset camera exposures [Point-and-shoot] Many [dSLR] Some [Smartphone]

Output: Rare

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] ISO range [Point-and-shoot] Medium [dSLR] Good/excellent [Smartphone]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Flash [Point-and-shoot] Pop-up/integrated [dSLR] Pop-up or external [Smartphone]

Output: Small

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Timed exposure [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR] All [Smartphone]

Output: Very few models

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Creative features - Shooting & Editing [Point-and-shoot] Some models [dSLR] Rare [Smartphone]

Output: Some

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Night shooting [Point-and-shoot] Moderately good [dSLR] Good/excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Not as good

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Action/sports [Point-and-shoot] Not good/moderate [dSLR] Good/excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Not as good

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Nature [Point-and-shoot] Moderate [dSLR] Excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Weatherproof (OK in rain, snow) [Point-and-shoot] Poor to moderate [dSLR] Moderate to excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Poor to moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Lightweight [Point-and-shoot] Very good [dSLR] Poor to moderate [Smartphone]

Output: Excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Fast response (lag time)** [Point-and-shoot] Moderate [dSLR] Excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Poor to moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Manual features [Point-and-shoot] Poor to moderate [dSLR] Excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Minimal

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] WiFi capabilities [Point-and-shoot] Some models [dSLR] Rare [Smartphone]

Output: Excellent

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Interchangeable lenses [Point-and-shoot] n/a [dSLR] Yes [Smartphone]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Attachable lenses (to existing lens) [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR] n/a [Smartphone]

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Uses regular batteries [Point-and-shoot] Few models [dSLR] No [Smartphone]

Output: No

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Battery time [Point-and-shoot] Acceptable [dSLR] Excellent [Smartphone]

Output: Poor

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [0] Cost [Point-and-shoot] Moderate [dSLR] Expensive [Smartphone]

Output: Moderate

Travel Photography Camera Comparison Chart - For Dummies


Input: [Possible Causes] Egg laid later in the day Hot weather Older hen Hen in lay for a year or more Poor diet, often a diet low in calcium [Possible Remedies] Get younger hens Allow older hens to molt by decreasing daily hours of light Provide complete layer diet and offer oyster shell [Egg Defect]

Output: Thin shell

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Possible Causes] A scare or a stressful event Infectious bronchitis, Newcastle disease, or other infection of the oviduct Poor diet, often a diet low in calcium [Possible Remedies] Eliminate stress Handle hens gently Provide complete layer diet Vaccinate new pullets [Egg Defect]

Output: Soft or no shell

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Possible Causes] Young hen Underweight hen Vent picking [Possible Remedies] Provide complete layer diet Use feather-pecking prevention methods [Egg Defect]

Output: Blood-stained shell

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Possible Causes] Stress Young hen Hen delayed in laying an egg [Possible Remedies] Eliminate stress Provide more nest boxes [Egg Defect]

Output: Sandpaper texture, lumps, or chalky coating on shell

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Possible Causes] Egg cracked inside the oviduct [Possible Remedies] Provide more space for hens Handle hens gently [Egg Defect]

Output: Body checks (ridges on shell) or a bulge around the equator of the egg

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Possible Causes] Infectious bronchitis, Newcastle disease, or other infection of the oviduct [Possible Remedies] No treatment for affected hens Vaccinate new pullets [Egg Defect]

Output: Brown egg layers suddenly lay white or blotchy eggs Shell crinkles Watery whites

Chicken Egg Quality Issues - For Dummies

Egg Quality Problems and Causes


Input: [Instead of This] Butter [Use This]

Output: Clarified butter or cold-pressed olive oil

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Canned fruit [Use This]

Output: Frozen fruit (without additives)

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Coffee [Use This]

Output: Herbal tea

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Condiments [Use This]

Output: Fresh herbs and spices

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Creamer [Use This]

Output: Almond milk

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Flour [Use This]

Output: Finely crushed skinless almonds

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Gelatin [Use This]

Output: Agar –agar

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Navy beans [Use This]

Output: Lentils

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Peanuts [Use This]

Output: Almonds or chestnuts

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Red meat [Use This]

Output: Poultry or firm tofu

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Soda [Use This]

Output: Sparkling water

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Sugar [Use This]

Output: Stevia or clover honey

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] White potatoes [Use This]

Output: Sweet potatoes

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] White rice [Use This]

Output: Wild or basmati rice

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Whole eggs [Use This]

Output: Egg whites

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Yeast [Use This]

Output: Baking soda and lemon juice

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Yeast breads [Use This]

Output: Sprouted grains

How to Exchange Common Ingredients for Better pH Results - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Tab sizes [Where You Set It] Text Editor – All Languages – Tabs [What It Does for You]

Output: Lets you specify the tab sizes for Visual Basic code (or any other language in Visual Studio, for that matter)

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] SQL Parameter Prefixes [Where You Set It] Database Tools – Query and View Designers [What It Does for You]

Output: When Visual Studio creates SQL parameters, it will add these prefixes to the names to meet with your standards.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Comment Tokens [Where You Set It] Environment – Task List [What It Does for You]

Output: These are the phrases that you can begin comments with in order to add them to the task list.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Opening view [Where You Set It] HTML Designer – General [What It Does for You]

Output: When you open an ASPX or HTML file, you have a choice to see it in the Designer View or the Code View.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Source control login [Where You Set It] Source Control – Plug-in Settings [What It Does for You]

Output: If you are using Source Safe, you can set your username here.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] AutoRecover timing [Where You Set It] Environment – AutoRecover [What It Does for You]

Output: In case of blackout, you can set how often Visual Studio saves your code in an AutoRecover file, just like what happens in Office.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Viewing Help [Where You Set It] Environment – Help – General [What It Does for You]

Output: In Visual Studio, the Help is actually a totally separate application. You can view it inside Visual Studio by changing a setting here.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] VB code options [Where You Set It] Projects and Solutions –VB Defaults [What It Does for You]

Output: If you like your code compiled with Option Explicit or Option Strict by default, you can set it here.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] HTML Formatting [Where You Set It] Text Editor – HTML – Formats [What It Does for You]

Output: If you don’t like the editor adding the close tag to HTML elements for you, you can turn that off here.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Startup Actions [Where You Set It] Environment – Startup [What It Does for You]

Output: You can set the last project you worked on to load automatically here, as well as customize the RSS feed that the Start page uses.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [IDE Element] Online Help [Where You Set It] Environment – Help – Online [What It Does for You]

Output: When you aren’t connected to the Internet, you may not want the Help software to check online. You can change the option here.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Blooming Time] Spring bloomers [Examples] Basket-of-gold, bleeding heart, columbine, forget-me-not, hellebore, lady's mantle, and Solomon's seal [Description]

Output: These babies are quick studies. They tend to emerge with the bulbs, generating colorful flowers early in the growing season. Afterwards, the foliage may remain for a while or die down completely until next year.

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Blooming Time] Early summer bloomers [Examples] Peonies and poppies [Description]

Output: Plant these plants to bridge the gap that sometimes occurs between the first splash of spring and the full-on summer flowers.

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Blooming Time] Midsummer bloomers [Examples] Black-eyed Susan, crocosmia, daylilies, Shasta daisy, and hardy geranium. [Description]

Output: The glory of high summer! Midsummer bloomers begin growing with warm weather and finally show off their flowers when summer is in full swing.

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Blooming Time] Late summer–fall bloomers [Examples] Astilbe, boltonia, and Japanese anemone [Description]

Output: These flowers are a welcome sight just when the weather seems too hot and the garden looks tuckered out.

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Blooming Time] Fall bloomers [Examples] Aster, dahlia, goldenrod, mum, and sedum [Description]

Output: The gardening year's last hurrah can be quite colorful, and if you have bright fall tree foliage, the combined effect can be really fabulous.

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Blooming Time] All-summer perennials [Examples] Bellflower, blanket flower, coneflower, coreopsis, daylily, evening primrose, gaura, hollyhock mallow, Jupiter's beard, veronica, and yarrow [Description]

Output: If all the planning you want to do is for a show of long-term color, try planting all-summer perennials. Mix and match various colors and forms as you like. Note that these plants tend to be sun-lovers, so prepare a spot in an open area of good soil, and take good care of them so they can do their best for you.

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Account Type] Assets [Credits] Decrease [Debits]

Output: Increase

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Liabilities [Credits] Increase [Debits]

Output: Decrease

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Equity [Credits] Increase [Debits]

Output: Decrease

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Drawings [Credits] Decrease [Debits]

Output: Increase

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Revenue [Credits] Increase [Debits]

Output: Decrease

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Expenses [Credits] Decrease [Debits]

Output: Increase

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Detergent Style] Washing powder [Cautions] Easy to spill [Advantages]

Output: Measure out how much you need

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Cautions] Bulky to store [Advantages]

Output: Dissolves fairly quickly for short washes

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Cautions] Can clump in damp cupboard [Advantages]

Output: Economical

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Detergent Style] Washing tablets [Cautions] Don’t do as well on quick washes as tablets take some time to dissolve [Advantages]

Output: Speedy. Pop into the dispenser or back of the drum and you’re ready to go!

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Cautions] No good for hand-soaking [Advantages]

Output: No mess; compact storage

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Detergent Style] Liquid detergent [Cautions] Can get messy to store [Advantages]

Output: Great for short, low temperature washes as no need to dissolve

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Cautions] Can’t hold liquids for both pre- and main wash. After the pre-wash has finished, you have to return to pour in more liquid [Advantages]

Output: Use as spot treatment: dab liquid onto cuffs and collars then machine-wash at once for concentrated cleaning

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Detergent Style] Liquid capsules [Cautions] Can’t use as spot treatment [Advantages]

Output: No measuring, just sit capsule inside the wash drum

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Text Editor – All Languages – Tabs [What It Does for You] Lets you specify the tab sizes for Visual Basic code (or any other language in Visual Studio, for that matter) [IDE Element]

Output: Tab sizes

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Database Tools – Query and View Designers [What It Does for You] When Visual Studio creates SQL parameters, it will add these prefixes to the names to meet with your standards. [IDE Element]

Output: SQL Parameter Prefixes

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Environment – Task List [What It Does for You] These are the phrases that you can begin comments with in order to add them to the task list. [IDE Element]

Output: Comment Tokens

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] HTML Designer – General [What It Does for You] When you open an ASPX or HTML file, you have a choice to see it in the Designer View or the Code View. [IDE Element]

Output: Opening view

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Source Control – Plug-in Settings [What It Does for You] If you are using Source Safe, you can set your username here. [IDE Element]

Output: Source control login

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Environment – AutoRecover [What It Does for You] In case of blackout, you can set how often Visual Studio saves your code in an AutoRecover file, just like what happens in Office. [IDE Element]

Output: AutoRecover timing

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Environment – Help – General [What It Does for You] In Visual Studio, the Help is actually a totally separate application. You can view it inside Visual Studio by changing a setting here. [IDE Element]

Output: Viewing Help

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Projects and Solutions –VB Defaults [What It Does for You] If you like your code compiled with Option Explicit or Option Strict by default, you can set it here. [IDE Element]

Output: VB code options

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Text Editor – HTML – Formats [What It Does for You] If you don’t like the editor adding the close tag to HTML elements for you, you can turn that off here. [IDE Element]

Output: HTML Formatting

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Environment – Startup [What It Does for You] You can set the last project you worked on to load automatically here, as well as customize the RSS feed that the Start page uses. [IDE Element]

Output: Startup Actions

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Where You Set It] Environment – Help – Online [What It Does for You] When you aren’t connected to the Internet, you may not want the Help software to check online. You can change the option here. [IDE Element]

Output: Online Help

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Application [Cool Functionality] The NetworkAvailabilityChanged event is fired when the computer running the application connects to or disconnects from the network. [What It Does]

Output: Returns information about and services provided by the current running application.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Computer [Cool Functionality] Look at My.Computer.Clipboard for methods like GetText(), which reads from the Windows Clipboard. [What It Does]

Output: Provides access to resources, devices, and data related to the computer running the application currently.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Forms [Cool Functionality] My.Forms allows you to use Visual Basic 6–like functionality built into Windows Forms. [What It Does]

Output: Provides everything you need to know about all of the forms in the current project.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Log [Cool Functionality] Look at the section of the Web.Config file, where you can determine where the Log class is writing to. [What It Does]

Output: Grants access to the ASP.NET application log listeners, which can handle log entries in a myriad of ways.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Request [Cool Functionality] Use My.Request to see ASP classic-type access to the Request, such as My.Request.Headers (the HTTP Web header collection). [What It Does]

Output: Provides access to the current Web request for ASP.NET applications.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Resources [Cool Functionality] Change the form icon (to show a change in status, for example) with My.Resources.Form1Icon. [What It Does]

Output: Exposes global application resources.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Response [Cool Functionality] Use My.Response to see ASP classic-type access to the Response, like My.Response.Write. [What It Does]

Output: Grants access to the current Web response for ASP.NET projects.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Settings [Cool Functionality] Change application-level settings at runtime (finally). Set up the settings in the Application Project Designer, and then use My.Settings.SettingName to change it at runtime. [What It Does]

Output: Gives the ability to store and retrieve the application-level settings for the current program.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.User [Cool Functionality] Personalize your application with the current user’s name. Check out My.User.Name. [What It Does]

Output: Provides security context information for the user logged into the computer using the application.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [My Object Class Name] My.Services [Cool Functionality] After you have referenced a Web Service, you can call it with My.Services.ServiceName. [What It Does]

Output: Provides access to the Web services referenced by the application.

Visual Basic 2008 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] These babies are quick studies. They tend to emerge with the bulbs, generating colorful flowers early in the growing season. Afterwards, the foliage may remain for a while or die down completely until next year. [Examples] Basket-of-gold, bleeding heart, columbine, forget-me-not, hellebore, lady's mantle, and Solomon's seal [Blooming Time]

Output: Spring bloomers

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Description] Plant these plants to bridge the gap that sometimes occurs between the first splash of spring and the full-on summer flowers. [Examples] Peonies and poppies [Blooming Time]

Output: Early summer bloomers

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Description] The glory of high summer! Midsummer bloomers begin growing with warm weather and finally show off their flowers when summer is in full swing. [Examples] Black-eyed Susan, crocosmia, daylilies, Shasta daisy, and hardy geranium. [Blooming Time]

Output: Midsummer bloomers

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Description] These flowers are a welcome sight just when the weather seems too hot and the garden looks tuckered out. [Examples] Astilbe, boltonia, and Japanese anemone [Blooming Time]

Output: Late summer–fall bloomers

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Description] The gardening year's last hurrah can be quite colorful, and if you have bright fall tree foliage, the combined effect can be really fabulous. [Examples] Aster, dahlia, goldenrod, mum, and sedum [Blooming Time]

Output: Fall bloomers

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Description] If all the planning you want to do is for a show of long-term color, try planting all-summer perennials. Mix and match various colors and forms as you like. Note that these plants tend to be sun-lovers, so prepare a spot in an open area of good soil, and take good care of them so they can do their best for you. [Examples] Bellflower, blanket flower, coneflower, coreopsis, daylily, evening primrose, gaura, hollyhock mallow, Jupiter's beard, veronica, and yarrow [Blooming Time]

Output: All-summer perennials

How to Time Flowering Perennials for All-Season Color - For Dummies

When Perennials Bloom


Input: [Tasks] Manage Windows-, generic-, and certificate-based credentials. [Category]

Output: Credential Manager

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tasks] Choose homegroup and sharing options, view or print the homegroup password, change the homegroup password, and leave the homegroup. [Category]

Output: HomeGroup

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tasks] Change your home page, manage browser add-ons, delete browsing history and cookies, change security and privacy settings, and turn the pop-up blocker on or off. [Category]

Output: Internet Options

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tasks] View network status and tasks, connect to a network, change adapter settings, view network computers and devices, add a wireless device to the network, and troubleshoot problems. [Category]

Output: Network and Sharing Center

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tasks] Set up parental controls. [Category]

Output: Parental Controls

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tasks] Change your account picture, add or remove user accounts, change your Windows password, change your account type, manage other accounts, and change User Account Control settings. [Category]

Output: User Accounts

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tasks] Manage information cards that you use to log on to online services. [Category]

Output: Windows CardSpace

Home Networking Do-It-Yourself For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Click [Purpose] Moves the cursor, highlights an object, pulls down a menu, or chooses a menu command [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Left mouse button

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Input: [Action] Double-click [Purpose] Highlights a word or edits an embedded object [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Left mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Triple-click [Purpose] Highlights a paragraph [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Left mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Drag [Purpose] Moves an object, resizes an object, highlights text, or highlights multiple objects [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Left mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Click [Purpose] Automatically scrolls a document when you move the mouse up or down [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Wheel mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Roll [Purpose] Scrolls a document up or down [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Wheel mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Right-click [Purpose] Displays a shortcut pop-up menu [Mouse Button Used]

Output: Right mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Problem] Respiratory illness [Signs] Sneezing, coughing, gasping, swollen face [Common Cause] Mycoplasmosis (MG), infectious coryza, infectious bronchitis [Possible Actions]

Output: Isolate sick birds from the rest of the flock

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Problem] Feather loss [Signs] All over [Common Cause] Normal molt or louse infestation [Possible Actions]

Output: Examine feather shafts for lice

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Head, neck, and shoulders [Common Cause] Feather pecking from flock mates, poking head through wire fence [Possible Actions]

Output: Observe flock for signs of feather pecking behavior

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Hen’s back [Common Cause] Attention from the rooster [Possible Actions]

Output: Provide hens with protective cloth saddles

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Vent area [Common Cause] Feather pecking from flock mates [Possible Actions]

Output: Provide toys and veggie scraps to keep the flock busy

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Problem] Strange eggs [Signs] Thin shells [Common Cause] Old hen, hot weather, or lack of calcium in diet [Possible Actions]

Output: Keep hens cool, provide oyster shell for the hens to eat

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Soft or no shells [Common Cause] A scare or a stressful event, or an infection of the oviduct [Possible Actions]

Output: Handle hens quietly and gently. Make their living quarters safe from predators.

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Blood-stained shells [Common Cause] Young hen, underweight hen, or vent pecking by flock mates [Possible Actions]

Output: Feed good quality layer diet. Place nest boxes no more than 18 inches off the ground.

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Signs] Weird-shaped shells: ridges, chalky coating, lumps, and so on [Common Cause] Stress, rough handling, too few nest boxes, or oviduct infection [Possible Actions]

Output: Provide more nest boxes. Handle hens quietly and gently.

Chicken Health For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WL [Function] Returns the worksheet to Normal view from Page Layout or Page Break Preview [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Normal View

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Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WP [Function] Puts the worksheet into Page Layout view, showing the page breaks, margins, and rulers [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Page Layout View

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WI [Function] Puts the worksheet into Page Break Preview, showing pages breaks that you can adjust [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Page Break Preview

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WC [Function] Opens the Custom Views dialog box, where you can add or display custom views of the worksheet, including zoom settings, frozen panes, windows, and so forth [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Custom View

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WVG [Function] Hides and redisplays the row and column gridlines that form the cells in the Worksheet area [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Gridlines

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WG [Function] Zooms the Worksheet area in or out to the magnification percentage needed to display just the cell selection [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Zoom to Selection

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WJ [Function] Returns the Worksheet area to the default 100% magnification percentage [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→100%

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WN [Function] Inserts a new window in the current workbook [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→New Window

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WA [Function] Opens the Arrange dialog box, where you can select how workbook windows are displayed on the screen [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Arrange All

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WF [Function] Opens the Freeze Panes drop-down menu, where you select how to freeze rows and columns in the Worksheet area: Freeze Panes (to freeze all the rows above and columns to the left of the cell cursor); Freeze Top Row; or Freeze First Column [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Freeze Panes

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WS [Function] Splits the worksheet into four panes using the top and left edge of the cell cursor as the vertical and horizontal dividing lines — press hot keys again to remove all panes [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Split

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WH [Function] Hides the current worksheet window or workbook [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Hide

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WU [Function] Opens the Unhide dialog box, where you can select the window or workbook to redisplay [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Unhide

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WB [Function] Tiles two open windows or workbooks one above the other for comparison — press the hot keys again to restore the original full windows [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→View Side by Side

Excel 2013 All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+WW [Function] Opens the Switch Windows drop-down menu, where you can select the open window or workbook to make active [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: View→Switch Windows

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Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Click [Purpose]

Output: Moves the cursor, highlights an object, pulls down a menu, or chooses a menu command

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Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Double-click [Purpose]

Output: Highlights a word or edits an embedded object

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Triple-click [Purpose]

Output: Highlights a paragraph

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Left mouse button [Action] Drag [Purpose]

Output: Moves an object, resizes an object, highlights text, or highlights multiple objects

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Wheel mouse button [Action] Click [Purpose]

Output: Automatically scrolls a document when you move the mouse up or down

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Wheel mouse button [Action] Roll [Purpose]

Output: Scrolls a document up or down

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mouse Button Used] Right mouse button [Action] Right-click [Purpose]

Output: Displays a shortcut pop-up menu

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] List of names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of the important people in your financial life. [Folder]

Output: Advisors

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Car or truck title and maintenance record. [Folder]

Output: Auto

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Keep your monthly statement until it is reconciled and the next monthly statement has come in. [Folder]

Output: Bank Accounts

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Immediately after opening mail, file bills you have to pay here. [Folder]

Output: Bills Due

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Legal agreements (like divorce papers) and employment contracts. [Folder]

Output: Contracts

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] An annual credit report, your current monthly statement, and older statements that contain expensive items that are under warranty through your credit card company. [Folder]

Output: Credit Cards

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Input: [What to Keep There] Enrollment records, diplomas, certificates, grade cards, transcripts, and progress reports. [Folder]

Output: Education

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Input: [What to Keep There] Employee handbook and benefits handbook, paycheck stubs (the most recent if cumulative data appears on the stub), employee evaluations, current resumé. [Folder]

Output: Employment

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Input: [What to Keep There] Medical records, vaccination information, receipts. [Folder]

Output: Healthcare

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Records and receipts for any home services, repairs, or equipment (such as lawn mowers). [Folder]

Output: Home Repair and Maintenance

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Any insurance policies you have: home, life, auto, medical, personal property, and so on. [Folder]

Output: Insurance

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Bank investment account statements, brokerage account records, mutual fund statements, retirement plans, IRAs, and other investments. [Folder]

Output: Investments

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] All documents pertaining to a loan for as long as you owe money on the loan. [Folder]

Output: Loans

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Important financial materials that you'll read at a more convenient time. File it in the proper place after reading. [Folder]

Output: Read

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] W-2s, 1099s, charitable contribution receipts, and other items pertaining to the current tax year. Keep tax returns and supporting documents for at least three years. [Folder]

Output: Tax Records

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Pending finance-related projects. [Folder]

Output: To Do

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Current monthly statements for water, gas, electric, phones, and cable or satellite TV. [Folder]

Output: Utilities

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] Keep warranty information on file until an item is no longer under warranty. [Folder]

Output: Warranties

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [What to Keep There] All current, executed estate-planning documents, as well as a list of beneficiary designations. [Folder]

Output: Wills, Trusts, and Estate Planning

How to Organize Your Financial Records - For Dummies


Input: [View] Normal [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Normal [Useful For]

Output: Editing the content of a slide

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Slide Sorter [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Slide Sorter [Useful For]

Output: Viewing all slides in the presentation at a glance, rearranging slide order

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Reading View [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Reading View [Useful For]

Output: Showing a presentation in a window

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Slide Show [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Slide Show [Useful For]

Output: Showing the presentation full-screen

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Notes Page [How to Select] Choose View→Notes Page [Useful For]

Output: Editing the speaker notes for each slide

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Slide Master [How to Select] Choose View→Slide Master [Useful For]

Output: Making global changes that affect all slides in the presentation

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Handout Master [How to Select] Choose View→Handout Master [Useful For]

Output: Making changes that affect the design of the handouts you print

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [View] Notes Master [How to Select] Choose View→Notes Master [Useful For]

Output: Making changes that affect the design of the speaker note pages you print

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Normal [Useful For] Editing the content of a slide [View]

Output: Normal

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Slide Sorter [Useful For] Viewing all slides in the presentation at a glance, rearranging slide order [View]

Output: Slide Sorter

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Reading View [Useful For] Showing a presentation in a window [View]

Output: Reading View

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Click the button in the bottom-right corner; or choose View→Slide Show [Useful For] Showing the presentation full-screen [View]

Output: Slide Show

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Choose View→Notes Page [Useful For] Editing the speaker notes for each slide [View]

Output: Notes Page

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Choose View→Slide Master [Useful For] Making global changes that affect all slides in the presentation [View]

Output: Slide Master

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Choose View→Handout Master [Useful For] Making changes that affect the design of the handouts you print [View]

Output: Handout Master

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [How to Select] Choose View→Notes Master [Useful For] Making changes that affect the design of the speaker note pages you print [View]

Output: Notes Master

For Seniors: How to Understand PowerPoint Views - For Dummies

PowerPoint Views


Input: [Detergent Style] Washing powder [Advantages] Measure out how much you need [Cautions]

Output: Easy to spill

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Input: [Advantages] Dissolves fairly quickly for short washes [Cautions]

Output: Bulky to store

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Input: [Advantages] Economical [Cautions]

Output: Can clump in damp cupboard

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Input: [Detergent Style] Washing tablets [Advantages] Speedy. Pop into the dispenser or back of the drum and you’re ready to go! [Cautions]

Output: Don’t do as well on quick washes as tablets take some time to dissolve

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Input: [Advantages] No mess; compact storage [Cautions]

Output: No good for hand-soaking

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Input: [Detergent Style] Liquid detergent [Advantages] Great for short, low temperature washes as no need to dissolve [Cautions]

Output: Can get messy to store

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Advantages] Use as spot treatment: dab liquid onto cuffs and collars then machine-wash at once for concentrated cleaning [Cautions]

Output: Can’t hold liquids for both pre- and main wash. After the pre-wash has finished, you have to return to pour in more liquid

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Detergent Style] Liquid capsules [Advantages] No measuring, just sit capsule inside the wash drum [Cautions]

Output: Can’t use as spot treatment

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [Cautions]

Output: Messy when capsules split, and liquid is also a big skin irritant

How to Choose the Right Detergents to Clean Clothes - For Dummies


Input: [. . . You Can] Browse through thousands of downloads that let you do almost anything you can imagine — and you can imagine quite a lot, can't you? [With This Tool . . .]

Output: WordPress Plugin Directory

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Input: [. . . You Can] Choose from hundreds of themes to manage the look and functionality of your home page. [With This Tool . . .]

Output: Themes Directory

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Input: [. . . You Can] Try the Codex to tap into the encyclopedia of WordPress knowledge. [With This Tool . . .]

Output: WordPress Codex

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Input: [. . . You Can] Check out this section of the official WordPress website for the latest news and notes on all things WordPress. [With This Tool . . .]

Output: WordPress News & Updates

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Input: [. . . You Can] Post questions, answers, and comments for other WordPress users who are using the hosted/commercial version of WordPress.com. [With This Tool . . .]

Output: Support forums for WordPress.com

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [. . . You Can] Post your questions and obtain answers from the vast WordPress community for users of the self-hosted WordPress.org software. [With This Tool . . .]

Output: Support forums for WordPress.org

Finding WordPress Resources - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Assets [Debits] Increase [Credits]

Output: Decrease

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Liabilities [Debits] Decrease [Credits]

Output: Increase

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Equity [Debits] Decrease [Credits]

Output: Increase

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Drawings [Debits] Increase [Credits]

Output: Decrease

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Revenue [Debits] Decrease [Credits]

Output: Increase

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Account Type] Expenses [Debits] Increase [Credits]

Output: Decrease

Accounting for Debits and Credits in Double-Entry Bookkeeping - For Dummies


Input: [Technology] Assembly [Description]

Output: A file for physically storing data types, including the DLL files where code is compiled

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Input: [Technology] Base Class Library [Description]

Output: A set of managed code that enables developers to create Windows and Web applications that target the Common Language Runtime

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Input: [Technology] Common Language Runtime [Description]

Output: A managed environment for running applications that prevents memory leaks

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Technology] Common Type Specification [Description]

Output: A set of rules for how programming languages use data types

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Technology] Garbage Collection [Description]

Output: A feature of the Common Language Runtime that manages memory

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Technology] Global Assembly Cache [Description]

Output: A repository that stores public versions of assemblies

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Technology] Namespace [Description]

Output: A unique identifier for the logical organization of data types

Visual Studio 2010 Technology and Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Excel Ribbon Command] File Menu→Info [Function] Displays the Information screen in the Backstage View where you can see a preview along with statistics about the workbook as well as protect the workbook, check the file for compatibility issues, and manage different versions created by the AutoRecover feature [Hot Key]

Output: Alt+FI

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