Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Actor – Motion Picture – Drama [Television Awards]

Output: Best Actor in a Television Comedy Series

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Actor – Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy [Television Awards]

Output: Best Actress in a Television Drama Series

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Actress – Motion Picture – Drama [Television Awards]

Output: Best Actress in a Television Comedy Series

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Actress – Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy [Television Awards]

Output: Best Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Supporting Actor – Motion Picture [Television Awards]

Output: Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture [Television Awards]

Output: Best Actress in a Mini-Series or Motion Picture Made for Television

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Screenplay [Television Awards]

Output: Best Supporting Actor in a Series, Mini-Series, or Motion Picture Made for Television

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [Motion Picture Awards] Best Original Score [Television Awards]

Output: Best Supporting Actress in a Series, Mini-Series, or Motion Picture Made for Television

What Are the Golden Globes? - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Hat [For the Swim:]

Output: Sport bathing suit or tri suit

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Running shoes [For the Swim:]

Output: Goggles

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Socks, if desired [For the Swim:]

Output: Wetsuit (depending on water temperature and race rules)

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Other Things to Bring: [For the Swim:]

Output: For the Bike:

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Race number and race packet, if you picked it up before your event [For the Swim:]

Output: Bicycle

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Directions to the event [For the Swim:]

Output: Padded cycling shorts (if you're wearing a bathing suit and not a tri suit)

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Body Glide or other lubricating product [For the Swim:]

Output: Shirt to wear for bike and run (if you're not wearing a tri suit)

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Plastic bag for wet clothes after the race [For the Swim:]

Output: Helmet

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Weather-appropriate clothes for after the race [For the Swim:]

Output: Cycling shoes, if you'll be riding with clipless pedals

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Comfortable after-race shoes [For the Swim:]

Output: Socks (optional)

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Sunscreen [For the Swim:]

Output: Sunglasses

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Towels (one for your transition area and one for your body) [For the Swim:]

Output: Cycling gloves (optional depending on distance)

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Photo identification (for check in) and USAT Membership card, if you're a member [For the Swim:]

Output: Water bottles filled with water or sport drink

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Hair ties, if necessary [For the Swim:]

Output: Nutrition bars or gels

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Heart-rate monitor, if desired [For the Swim:]

Output: Race belt or a way to secure your race number onto your shirt or shorts

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Run:] Waterproof wristwatch, if desired [For the Swim:]

Output: Basic tools for your bike, including an extra tube and CO2 cartridge or hand pump

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Command+Option+N [Function]

Output: Create new track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Command+D [Function]

Output: Duplicate the selected track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Command+Delete [Function]

Output: Delete the selected track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Up arrow [Function]

Output: Select next higher track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Down arrow [Function]

Output: Select next lower track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] L [Function]

Output: Lock/unlock the selected track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Command+I [Function]

Output: Show or hide track info

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key] Command+B [Function]

Output: Show or hide master track

Lay (And Edit) Tracks in GarageBand with Keyboard Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Browns] Dry leaves [Greens]

Output: Kitchen scraps

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Browns] Woody plant trimmings [Greens]

Output: Coffee grounds and filters

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Browns] Straw [Greens]

Output: Leafy plant trimmings

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Browns] Pine needles [Greens]

Output: Grass clippings

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Browns] Sawdust [Greens]

Output: Manure

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Browns] Paper products [Greens]

Output: Feathers, fur, and hair

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Greens] Kitchen scraps [Browns]

Output: Dry leaves

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Greens] Coffee grounds and filters [Browns]

Output: Woody plant trimmings

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Greens] Leafy plant trimmings [Browns]

Output: Straw

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Greens] Grass clippings [Browns]

Output: Pine needles

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Greens] Manure [Browns]

Output: Sawdust

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Greens] Feathers, fur, and hair [Browns]

Output: Paper products

Composting For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Writer [Responsibility] Writes the list of ingredients [Position_2] Boom operator [Responsibility_3]

Output: Gets the microphone in close to hear all the crunches and lip smacking

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Executive producer [Responsibility] Pays for the cost of the dinner [Position_2] Gaffer [Responsibility_3]

Output: Lights the food to look good (sets the mood with a candlelit dinner)

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Line producer [Responsibility] Finds where to get the best deals [Position_2] Grips [Responsibility_3]

Output: Help with the utensils for eating the meal

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Producer [Responsibility] Purchases the groceries, helps choose the brands [Position_2] Production assistants [Responsibility_3]

Output: Act as waiters and busboys

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Casting director [Responsibility] Chooses the food that's ripe for the picking [Position_2] Make-up person [Responsibility_3]

Output: Brushes on healthy colors to prepare the food to look appetizing

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Location scout [Responsibility] Locates the dinner location [Position_2] Wardrobe person [Responsibility_3]

Output: Dresses the food to look tasty

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Transportation [Responsibility] Transports the guests to the table [Position_2] Production designer [Responsibility_3]

Output: Enhances the setting and decorates it for dinner

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director [Responsibility] Takes all the ingredients and cooks them into a great meal [Position_2] Prop master [Responsibility_3]

Output: Supplies the appropriate tableware, including plates and glasses

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Assistant director [Responsibility] Assists the chef [Position_2] Stunt coordinator [Responsibility_3]

Output: Rigs the exploding champagne bottles and smashing of silverware

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Script supervisor [Responsibility] Makes sure the chef follows the recipe [Position_2] Editor [Responsibility_3]

Output: Serves the meal in continuity (appetizer first, entrée next, dessert at the end)

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director of photography (cinematographer) [Responsibility] Makes the food look really good [Position_2] Composer [Responsibility_3]

Output: Creates the right music atmosphere for enjoying the meal

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Sound mixer [Responsibility] Records all the crunches and lip smacking [Position_2] Post-production supervisor [Responsibility_3]

Output: Cleans up the mess

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Touch [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: The simplest way to manipulate the touchscreen is to touch it. You touch an object, an icon, a control, a menu item, a doodad, and so on. The touch operation is similar to a mouse click on a computer. It may also be referred to as a tap or press.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Double-tap [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: Touch the screen twice in the same location. Double-tapping can be used to zoom in on an image or a map, but it can also zoom out. Because of the double-tap’s dual nature, use the pinch or spread operation instead when you want to zoom.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Long-press [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: A long-press occurs when you touch part of the screen and keep your finger down. Depending on what you’re doing, a pop-up menu may appear, or the item you’re long-pressing may get picked up so that you can drag (move) it around after a long-press. Long-press might also be referred to as touch and hold in some documentation.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Swipe [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: To swipe, you touch your finger on one spot and then drag it to another spot. Swipes can go up, down, left, or right, which moves the touchscreen content in the direction you swipe your finger. A swipe can be fast or slow. It’s also called a flick or slide.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Pinch [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: A pinch involves two fingers, which start out separated and then are brought together. The effect is used to zoom out, allowing you to reduce the size of an image or see more of a map.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Spread [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: The opposite of pinch is spread. You start out with your fingers together and then spread them. The spread is used to zoom in, allowing you to enlarge an image or see more detail on a map.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Rotate [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: A few apps let you rotate an image on the screen by touching with two fingers and twisting them around a center point. Think of turning a combination lock on a safe, and you get the rotate operation.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Remedy] Argentum nitricum [Associated Emotions] Anxiety; nervousness; claustrophobia; extreme expressiveness; impulsiveness [GI Symptoms]

Output: Bloating, rumbling flatulence, nausea, and greenish diarrhea

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Arsenicum album [Associated Emotions] Overwhelming fear of illness/death, being alone, and being closely watched; restlessness; agitation; anxiety with exaggerated weakness [GI Symptoms]

Output: Vomiting and diarrhea caused by eating bad meat, fruit, or vegetables; upset stomach or burning pain caused by food

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Colocynthis [Associated Emotions] Anger; indignation [GI Symptoms]

Output: Cutting and cramping pains triggered by eating fruit or drinking water

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Lilium tigrinum [Associated Emotions] Irritability; rage [GI Symptoms]

Output: Alternating constipation, diarrhea; possible lump in the rectum that creates the unsuccessful urge to go

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Lycopodium [Associated Emotions] Lack of confidence; worry [GI Symptoms]

Output: Bloating; gas; stomach pain; heartburn; chronic bowel problems; a ravenous appetite to the point of getting up at night to eat

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Magnesium phospate [Associated Emotions] Mental exhaustion [GI Symptoms]

Output: Cramping of all muscle groups, including those that produce hiccups; abdominal colic

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Natrum carbonicum [Associated Emotions] Cheerfulness and considerate nature, which lead to weakness, sensitivity, and a desire to be left alone [GI Symptoms]

Output: Indigestion and heartburn; poor absorption of food; gas, explosive diarrhea; an empty, gnawing feeling in the stomach

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Nux vomica [Associated Emotions] Irritability; aggressiveness; a hard-driving, Type-A personality [GI Symptoms]

Output: Abdominal pains; bowel symptoms accompanied by abdominal tension, which may lead to soreness in the muscles of the abdominal wall and pain from trapped gas; constipation with a largely unsuccessful urge to go; diarrhea

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Podophyllum [Associated Emotions] Depression and irritability [GI Symptoms]

Output: Abdominal pain and cramping accompanied by a gurgling, sinking, empty feeling and followed by watery, noxious-smelling diarrhea; alternating diarrhea and constipation; pasty yellow bowel movements containing mucus

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Remedy] Sulphur [Associated Emotions] Strong personality; hot, fiery temperament [GI Symptoms]

Output: Sudden morning urge to evacuate bowels; episodes of diarrhea throughout the day, alternating with constipation accompanied by offensive, odorous gas; oozing around the rectum with itching, burning, and red irritation

Medicate Acute IBS Attacks with Homeopathy and Magnesium - For Dummies

Homeopathic Remedies for IBS


Input: [Time-saver] Selecting IDs [Description]

Output: While entering transactions, you place the insertion point in an ID field and type the first few letters of the ID; Microsoft Dynamics GP displays a drop-down list that contains all IDs that match the letters you type.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Time-saver] Opening Lookup windows [Description]

Output: You can place the insertion point in a field that contains a magnifying glass and press Ctrl+L to display the associated lookup window.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Time-saver] Keying dates [Description]

Output: When you enter a transaction, Microsoft Dynamics GP suggests by default the system date on your computer. You can click the calendar beside the Date field to select a different date or you can place the insertion point in the date field and press + to increment the date by one day or – to decrement the date by one day. Each subsequent time you press + or –, Microsoft Dynamics GP increments or decrements the date by one day. When you type a date, you don't need to key the year if the year is the same as the system date, and you don't need to type any dashes or slashes; you can simply type the two digit month and two digit day and then tab out of the field.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Time-saver] Automatically navigating to the Batch window for a particular transaction [Description]

Output: While viewing a transaction in a transaction entry window, you can navigate to the batch containing the transaction if you click the expansion arrow beside the Batch ID field. After the batch window opens, you can close the transaction entry window, which will now appear behind the Batch window, so that you can edit or delete the batch.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Time-saver] Mass Modify [Description]

Output: Use the Mass Modify chart of Accounts window to easily create new accounts using information from existing accounts. You also can use this window to move, make inactive, or delete an account or a range of accounts. Choose Cards→Financial→Mass Modify.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Time-saver] Item Copy [Description]

Output: Use the Item Copy window to quickly create a new item using the attributes of an existing item. Choose Cards→Inventory→Item, enter a new Item ID number, and choose Copy. When prompted, select the existing item you want to use as the foundation for the new item.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Time-saver] Auto Apply [Description]

Output: Use this time-saving feature in Receivables Management and Payables Management to automatically apply credit transactions, credit memos, and returns to as many documents as possible. Choose Transactions→Sales→Apply Sales Documents or Transactions→Purchasing→Apply To.

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win [What It Does]

Output: Cycles between the Start screen and the last used application

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+C [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Charms bar

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+D [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Desktop

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+E [What It Does]

Output: Opens a File Explorer window called Computer

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+F [What It Does]

Output: Opens the File Search pane

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Ctrl+F [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Search window for networked computers

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+H [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Share charm

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+I [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Settings charm

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+K [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Devices charm

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+L [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Lock screen

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+M [What It Does]

Output: Minimizes all open windows

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Shift+M [What It Does]

Output: Restores all windows minimized with Win+M

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Q [What It Does]

Output: Opens the Apps Search pane

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+R [What It Does]

Output: Opens the Run dialog box

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+T [What It Does]

Output: Cycles through taskbar programs

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+U [What It Does]

Output: Displays the Ease of Access Center

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+W [What It Does]

Output: Opens the Settings Search pane

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+F1 [What It Does]

Output: Displays Windows Help

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Up Arrow [What It Does]

Output: Maximizes the current Desktop window

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Down Arrow [What It Does]

Output: Minimizes/restores the current Desktop window

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Left Arrow [What It Does]

Output: Tiles the window on the left side of the screen

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Right Arrow [What It Does]

Output: Tiles the window on the right side of the screen

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Print Screen [What It Does]

Output: Takes a screen capture and saves it to the Pictures folder

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Tab [What It Does]

Output: Cycles through open Metro apps

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Key or Key Combo] Win+Break [What It Does]

Output: Displays the System Properties dialog box

Windows 8 Windows-Key Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] While entering transactions, you place the insertion point in an ID field and type the first few letters of the ID; Microsoft Dynamics GP displays a drop-down list that contains all IDs that match the letters you type. [Time-saver]

Output: Selecting IDs

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] You can place the insertion point in a field that contains a magnifying glass and press Ctrl+L to display the associated lookup window. [Time-saver]

Output: Opening Lookup windows

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] When you enter a transaction, Microsoft Dynamics GP suggests by default the system date on your computer. You can click the calendar beside the Date field to select a different date or you can place the insertion point in the date field and press + to increment the date by one day or – to decrement the date by one day. Each subsequent time you press + or –, Microsoft Dynamics GP increments or decrements the date by one day. When you type a date, you don't need to key the year if the year is the same as the system date, and you don't need to type any dashes or slashes; you can simply type the two digit month and two digit day and then tab out of the field. [Time-saver]

Output: Keying dates

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] While viewing a transaction in a transaction entry window, you can navigate to the batch containing the transaction if you click the expansion arrow beside the Batch ID field. After the batch window opens, you can close the transaction entry window, which will now appear behind the Batch window, so that you can edit or delete the batch. [Time-saver]

Output: Automatically navigating to the Batch window for a particular transaction

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Use the Mass Modify chart of Accounts window to easily create new accounts using information from existing accounts. You also can use this window to move, make inactive, or delete an account or a range of accounts. Choose Cards→Financial→Mass Modify. [Time-saver]

Output: Mass Modify

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Use the Item Copy window to quickly create a new item using the attributes of an existing item. Choose Cards→Inventory→Item, enter a new Item ID number, and choose Copy. When prompted, select the existing item you want to use as the foundation for the new item. [Time-saver]

Output: Item Copy

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Use this time-saving feature in Receivables Management and Payables Management to automatically apply credit transactions, credit memos, and returns to as many documents as possible. Choose Transactions→Sales→Apply Sales Documents or Transactions→Purchasing→Apply To. [Time-saver]

Output: Auto Apply

Microsoft Dynamics GP For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Turn on Num lock [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + left Shift

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Turn on Cap lock [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + right Shift

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Turn off Num or Cap lock [Shortcut]

Output: Shift

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Go to top of a page or list [Shortcut]

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Go to bottom of a page or list [Shortcut]

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Insert period [Shortcut]

Output: Space twice

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Capitalize letter [Shortcut]

Output: Letter and keep it held down

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Insert @ or period for e-mail address [Shortcut]

Output: Space

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Type accented or special character [Shortcut]

Output: Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Switch between input language [Shortcut]

Output: Alt + Enter

Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right

BlackBerry Curve For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Writer [Position_2] Boom operator [Responsibility_3] Gets the microphone in close to hear all the crunches and lip smacking [Responsibility]

Output: Writes the list of ingredients

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Executive producer [Position_2] Gaffer [Responsibility_3] Lights the food to look good (sets the mood with a candlelit dinner) [Responsibility]

Output: Pays for the cost of the dinner

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Line producer [Position_2] Grips [Responsibility_3] Help with the utensils for eating the meal [Responsibility]

Output: Finds where to get the best deals

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Producer [Position_2] Production assistants [Responsibility_3] Act as waiters and busboys [Responsibility]

Output: Purchases the groceries, helps choose the brands

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Casting director [Position_2] Make-up person [Responsibility_3] Brushes on healthy colors to prepare the food to look appetizing [Responsibility]

Output: Chooses the food that's ripe for the picking

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Location scout [Position_2] Wardrobe person [Responsibility_3] Dresses the food to look tasty [Responsibility]

Output: Locates the dinner location

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Transportation [Position_2] Production designer [Responsibility_3] Enhances the setting and decorates it for dinner [Responsibility]

Output: Transports the guests to the table

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director [Position_2] Prop master [Responsibility_3] Supplies the appropriate tableware, including plates and glasses [Responsibility]

Output: Takes all the ingredients and cooks them into a great meal

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Assistant director [Position_2] Stunt coordinator [Responsibility_3] Rigs the exploding champagne bottles and smashing of silverware [Responsibility]

Output: Assists the chef

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Script supervisor [Position_2] Editor [Responsibility_3] Serves the meal in continuity (appetizer first, entrée next, dessert at the end) [Responsibility]

Output: Makes sure the chef follows the recipe

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director of photography (cinematographer) [Position_2] Composer [Responsibility_3] Creates the right music atmosphere for enjoying the meal [Responsibility]

Output: Makes the food look really good

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Sound mixer [Position_2] Post-production supervisor [Responsibility_3] Cleans up the mess [Responsibility]

Output: Records all the crunches and lip smacking

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Use This . . .] F5 [To Do This . . .]

Output: Start a slide show

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] N [To Do This . . .]

Output: Advance to the next slide

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] Enter, Page Down, right arrow, down arrow, or spacebar [To Do This . . .]

Output: Perform the next animation

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] P [To Do This . . .]

Output: Go back to the previous slide

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] Page Up, left arrow, up arrow, or Backspace [To Do This . . .]

Output: Repeat the previous animation

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] Type the slide number and then press Enter [To Do This . . .]

Output: Go to a specific slide

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] B [To Do This . . .]

Output: Display a black screen

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] W [To Do This . . .]

Output: Display a white screen

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] Esc [To Do This . . .]

Output: End a slide show

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] H [To Do This . . .]

Output: Go to the next hidden slide

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Use This . . .] Ctrl+P [To Do This . . .]

Output: Display a pen cursor

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


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

Output: Display an arrow cursor

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


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

Output: Hide the cursor

PowerPoint 2010 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

PowerPoint 2010 Slide Show Shortcuts


Input: [Action] Search the attachment [Shortcut]

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] View cell content of the attached spreadsheet [Shortcut]

Output: Space

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Move to cell within the attached spreadsheet [Shortcut]

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Change column size of the attached spreadsheet [Shortcut]

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Switch between TOC and full content in the attached document [Shortcut]

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] View slide show in the attached presentation [Shortcut]

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Stop slide show in the attached presentation [Shortcut]

Output: Escape

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Switch presentation views in the attached presentation [Shortcut]

BlackBerry Pearl Message Application Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Identifies the language the schema uses [Declaration Name]

Output: Schema

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Defines an element [Declaration Name]

Output: Element

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Defines an attribute [Declaration Name]

Output: Attribute

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Defines an element that contains other elements, contains attributes, or contains mixed content (elements and text) [Declaration Name]

Output: Complex type

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Creates a constrained datatype for an element or attribute value [Declaration Name]

Output: Simple type

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Specifies that attributes or elements within a complex type must be listed in order [Declaration Name]

Output: Sequence compositor

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Specifies that any one of the attributes or elements within a complex type can be used [Declaration Name]

Output: Choice compositor

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Specifies that any or all attributes or elements within a complex type can be used [Declaration Name]

Output: All compositor

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Contains documentation and/or appInfo elements that provide additional information and comments about the schema document [Declaration Name]

Output: Annotation

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Provides human-readable information within an annotation [Declaration Name]

Output: Documentation

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [Purpose] Provides computer-readable information within an annotation [Declaration Name]

Output: Application information

Basic XML Schema Declarations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] In the Android project look under the res directory. String and color resources are placed in the strings.xml file in the values sub-directory. Images, audio and video are added in the raw sub-directory. [Task]

Output: Create string, color, image, audio, and video resources

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Icons are added in the drawable directories. Common icons are placed in res->drawable. Icons for specific screen resolutions and sizes are placed in the extended drawable directories; drawable-hdpi for high-resolution screens, drawable-mdpi for medium resolution screens and drawable-ldpi for low-res screens. [Task]

Output: Create icons

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Create a Java class for the activity that extends android.app.Activity.Activity. Create an entry for it in the AndroidManifest.xml file. [Task]

Output: Create an activity

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Create the layout file for each class in the res->layout directory. Use setContentView(...) to create and set the view for the activity. Use findViewById(...) to extract the components of the view. Activity must implement the onClickListener interface (the onClick(...) method). [Task]

Output: Create the user interface for an activity

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Define the menu in the res-menu sub-directory of the project. Implement the onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) method and the onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item). [Task]

Output: Create a menu for an activity

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Use Log.v(...), Log.d(...), Log.i(...), Log.w(...), or Log.e(...) (verbose, debug, information, warning, and error, respectively). Parameters to each of these methods are a string tag and a string message. [Task]

Output: Add logging to your application

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Use: Intent LaunchBrowserIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW, theUri); startActivity(LaunchBrowserIntent); [Task]

Output: Launch a web browser from your app

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Create an intent using android.provider.MediaStore.Audio.Media.RECORD_SOUND_ACTION. Broadcast the event using the startActivityForResult(...). Implement a protected method onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) to receive the result as an intent. For video, use the same code, but with android.provider.MediaStore.ACTION_VIDEO_CAPTURE. [Task]

Output: Record audio or video

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [How to Accomplish] Create a Developer account by clicking on the http://market.android.com/publish link at the bottom of the home page of the Android Market. Sign your application using File→Export→Android→Export Signed Android Application. Upload your application from the Developer Console of the Android Market. [Task]

Output: Publish to the Android store.

Mastering Common Tasks of Android App Development - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Bullets [What to Watch For]

Output: All formatted the same? All the same size? All the same shape?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Colors [What to Watch For]

Output: All match or harmonize? All from the same corporate palette? All print out clearly in black and white?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Contents [What to Watch For]

Output: All entries match the actual headings? Any missing entries?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] E-mail addresses [What to Watch For]

Output: All correct? Did you test to make sure they work?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Footers [What to Watch For]

Output: Every page has a footer? All formatted the same?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Footnotes [What to Watch For]

Output: All formatted the same? All lead to proper references?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Graphics [What to Watch For]

Output: All figure numbers, titles, and captions correct? All formatted the same? All graphics print clearly in color? In black and white?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Headers [What to Watch For]

Output: Every page has a header? All formatted the same?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Headings [What to Watch For]

Output: All headings formatted correctly? All the proper size?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Lists [What to Watch For]

Output: All numbers in correct order? All items formatted the same?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Logos [What to Watch For]

Output: All used properly, not stretched or squeezed? All colors correct?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Margins [What to Watch For]

Output: All the same on every page?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Math [What to Watch For]

Output: All figures add up? All formulas work out correctly?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Page numbers [What to Watch For]

Output: Every page has a number? In correct order? All formatted the same?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Phone numbers [What to Watch For]

Output: All correct? Did you dial them to make sure they work?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Style sheet [What to Watch For]

Output: All styles applied consistently?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Tables [What to Watch For]

Output: All table numbers and titles correct? All formatted the same?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] Text [What to Watch For]

Output: All formatted correctly? Proper fonts? Proper sizes?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Item] web links [What to Watch For]

Output: All correct? Did you test them to make sure they work?

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Sport bathing suit or tri suit [For the Run:]

Output: Hat

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Goggles [For the Run:]

Output: Running shoes

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Wetsuit (depending on water temperature and race rules) [For the Run:]

Output: Socks, if desired

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] For the Bike: [For the Run:]

Output: Other Things to Bring:

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Bicycle [For the Run:]

Output: Race number and race packet, if you picked it up before your event

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Padded cycling shorts (if you're wearing a bathing suit and not a tri suit) [For the Run:]

Output: Directions to the event

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Shirt to wear for bike and run (if you're not wearing a tri suit) [For the Run:]

Output: Body Glide or other lubricating product

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Helmet [For the Run:]

Output: Plastic bag for wet clothes after the race

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Cycling shoes, if you'll be riding with clipless pedals [For the Run:]

Output: Weather-appropriate clothes for after the race

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Socks (optional) [For the Run:]

Output: Comfortable after-race shoes

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Sunglasses [For the Run:]

Output: Sunscreen

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Cycling gloves (optional depending on distance) [For the Run:]

Output: Towels (one for your transition area and one for your body)

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Water bottles filled with water or sport drink [For the Run:]

Output: Photo identification (for check in) and USAT Membership card, if you're a member

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Nutrition bars or gels [For the Run:]

Output: Hair ties, if necessary

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Race belt or a way to secure your race number onto your shirt or shorts [For the Run:]

Output: Heart-rate monitor, if desired

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [For the Swim:] Basic tools for your bike, including an extra tube and CO2 cartridge or hand pump [For the Run:]

Output: Waterproof wristwatch, if desired

Your Day-Of Triathlon Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Press This] Up arrow [PowerPoint Text Box] One line up [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Previous slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Down arrow [PowerPoint Text Box] One line down [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Previous slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Right arrow [PowerPoint Text Box] One character to the right [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Next slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Left arrow [PowerPoint Text Box] One character to the left [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Previous slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Tab [PowerPoint Text Box] Next tab stop [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Next placeholder box on this slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Shift+Tab [PowerPoint Text Box] Next tab stop [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Previous placeholder box on this slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Ctrl+arrow key [PowerPoint Text Box] Right arrow or left arrow: one word to the left or right; up arrow: one paragraph up or down [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Right arrow or left arrow: one word to the left or right;up arrow: one paragraph up or down

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Home [PowerPoint Text Box] Beginning of the line [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: First slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] End [PowerPoint Text Box] End of the line [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Last slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Ctrl+Home [PowerPoint Text Box] Beginning of the text box [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: First slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Ctrl+End [PowerPoint Text Box] End of the text box [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Last slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Page Down [PowerPoint Text Box] Next slide [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Next slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Ctrl+Page Down [PowerPoint Text Box] Next slide [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Next slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Press This] Ctrl+Page Up [PowerPoint Text Box] Previous slide [PowerPoint Presentation]

Output: Previous slide

For Seniors: How to Navigate and Select Text in PowerPoint - For Dummies

Navigation Keyboard Shortcuts


Input: [Tool] Bit.ly [URL] www.bit.ly [What It Does]

Output: Shortens URLs to fit within 140-character tweets and provides statistics on how many people visit the link

Twitter Companion Tools


Input: [Tool] Blip.fm [URL] www.blip.fm [What It Does]

Output: Helps you discover music and share it using short URLs on Twitter

Twitter Companion Tools


Input: [Tool] OneForty [URL] www.oneforty.com [What It Does]

Output: Supplies a directory of all Twitter applications with reviews

Twitter Companion Tools


Input: [Tool] Posterous [URL] www.posterous.com [What It Does]

Output: Offers a free blogging platform that will autopost to Twitter and Facebook

Twitter Companion Tools


Input: [Tool] Seesmic [URL] www.seesmic.com [What It Does]

Output: Has a desktop or browser client to organize your Twitter and Facebook friends and posts

Twitter Companion Tools


Input: [Tool] TweetDeck [URL] www.tweetdeck.com [What It Does]

Output: Helps you organize and track your posts in Twitter and Facebook, and manage your Twitter friends

Twitter Companion Tools


Input: [Position] Writer [Position_2] Boom operator [Responsibility_3] Gets the microphone in close to hear all the crunches and lip smacking [Responsibility]

Output: Writes the list of ingredients

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Executive producer [Position_2] Gaffer [Responsibility_3] Lights the food to look good (sets the mood with a candlelit dinner) [Responsibility]

Output: Pays for the cost of the dinner

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Line producer [Position_2] Grips [Responsibility_3] Help with the utensils for eating the meal [Responsibility]

Output: Finds where to get the best deals

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Producer [Position_2] Production assistants [Responsibility_3] Act as waiters and busboys [Responsibility]

Output: Purchases the groceries, helps choose the brands

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Casting director [Position_2] Make-up person [Responsibility_3] Brushes on healthy colors to prepare the food to look appetizing [Responsibility]

Output: Chooses the food that's ripe for the picking

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Location scout [Position_2] Wardrobe person [Responsibility_3] Dresses the food to look tasty [Responsibility]

Output: Locates the dinner location

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Transportation [Position_2] Production designer [Responsibility_3] Enhances the setting and decorates it for dinner [Responsibility]

Output: Transports the guests to the table

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director [Position_2] Prop master [Responsibility_3] Supplies the appropriate tableware, including plates and glasses [Responsibility]

Output: Takes all the ingredients and cooks them into a great meal

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Assistant director [Position_2] Stunt coordinator [Responsibility_3] Rigs the exploding champagne bottles and smashing of silverware [Responsibility]

Output: Assists the chef

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Script supervisor [Position_2] Editor [Responsibility_3] Serves the meal in continuity (appetizer first, entrée next, dessert at the end) [Responsibility]

Output: Makes sure the chef follows the recipe

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director of photography (cinematographer) [Position_2] Composer [Responsibility_3] Creates the right music atmosphere for enjoying the meal [Responsibility]

Output: Makes the food look really good

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Sound mixer [Position_2] Post-production supervisor [Responsibility_3] Cleans up the mess [Responsibility]

Output: Records all the crunches and lip smacking

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 31.24 KB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: The Online Transcription Information

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 13.20 MB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: Consonants

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 11.71 MB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: Vowels

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 8.45 MB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: Phonological Processes 1

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 10.08 MB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: Phonological Processes 2

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 28.96 KB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: Answers to the Online Quizzes

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Size] 1.98 MB [Download] Click to Download [Download Title]

Output: Errata Document

Phonetics For Dummies:Book Information and Code Download - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Confronting/ Problem-solving [Description] Confronting the conflict together as a problem to be solved [Situation]

Output: When you have confidence in the other party’s ability to problem-solve When the relationship is important When you need a win-win solution

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Collaborating [Description] Win-win through collaborating and meeting to resolve issues [Situation]

Output: When there is time and trust When the objective is to learn When you want to incorporate multiple views When there is time to come to consensus

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Compromising [Description] Looking for some degree of satisfaction for both parties [Situation]

Output: When there is a willingness to give and take When both parties need to win When you can’t win When an equal relationship exists between the parties in conflict When the stakes are moderate To avoid a fight

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Smoothing/ Accommodating [Description] Emphasizing areas of agreement and de-emphasizing areas of conflict [Situation]

Output: To reach an overarching goal To maintain harmony When any solution will be adequate When you will lose anyway To create goodwill

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Forcing [Description] Win-lose; imposing the resolution [Situation]

Output: When you are right In a do-or-die situation When the stakes are high To gain power If the relationship is not important When time is of the essence

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Withdrawal/ Avoiding [Description] Retreating from the situation; having a cooling-off period [Situation]

Output: When you can’t win When the stakes are low To preserve neutrality or reputation If the problem will go away on its own

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All formatted the same? All the same size? All the same shape? [Item]

Output: Bullets

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All match or harmonize? All from the same corporate palette? All print out clearly in black and white? [Item]

Output: Colors

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All entries match the actual headings? Any missing entries? [Item]

Output: Contents

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All correct? Did you test to make sure they work? [Item]

Output: E-mail addresses

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] Every page has a footer? All formatted the same? [Item]

Output: Footers

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All formatted the same? All lead to proper references? [Item]

Output: Footnotes

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All figure numbers, titles, and captions correct? All formatted the same? All graphics print clearly in color? In black and white? [Item]

Output: Graphics

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] Every page has a header? All formatted the same? [Item]

Output: Headers

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All headings formatted correctly? All the proper size? [Item]

Output: Headings

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All numbers in correct order? All items formatted the same? [Item]

Output: Lists

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All used properly, not stretched or squeezed? All colors correct? [Item]

Output: Logos

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All the same on every page? [Item]

Output: Margins

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All figures add up? All formulas work out correctly? [Item]

Output: Math

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] Every page has a number? In correct order? All formatted the same? [Item]

Output: Page numbers

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All correct? Did you dial them to make sure they work? [Item]

Output: Phone numbers

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All styles applied consistently? [Item]

Output: Style sheet

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All table numbers and titles correct? All formatted the same? [Item]

Output: Tables

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All formatted correctly? Proper fonts? Proper sizes? [Item]

Output: Text

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [What to Watch For] All correct? Did you test them to make sure they work? [Item]

Output: web links

White Paper Final Proof Checklist - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MF [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Insert Function [Function]

Output: Opens the Insert Function dialog box (same as clicking the Insert Function button on the Formula bar)

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MUS [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→AutoSum→Sum (Alt+=) [Function]

Output: Selects the occupied range above the cell cursor and inserts SUM formula to total the range

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MUA [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→AutoSum→Average [Function]

Output: Selects the occupied range above the cell cursor and inserts AVERAGE formula to calculate the average of total in the range

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MUC [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→AutoSum→Count Numbers [Function]

Output: Selects the occupied range above the cell cursor and inserts COUNT formula to count the number of values in the range

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MI [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Financial [Function]

Output: Opens a drop-down menu listing all Financial functions — click name to insert function into current cell

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+ME [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Date & Time [Function]

Output: Opens a drop-down menu listing all Date and Time functions — click name to insert function into current cell

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MN [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Name Manager [Function]

Output: Opens the Name Manager dialog box showing all range names in the workbook, where you can add, edit, and delete names

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MMD [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Define Name [Function]

Output: Opens New Name dialog box, where you can assign a name to the cell selection or define a new constant

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MS [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Use in Formula [Function]

Output: Displays drop-down menu with range names in the workbook that you can insert into current formula by clicking

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MC [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Create from Selection [Function]

Output: Opens Create Names from Selection dialog box, where you indicate which rows and columns to use in naming cell selection

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MH [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Show Formulas (Ctrl+`) [Function]

Output: Displays and then hides all formulas in cells of the worksheet

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MXA [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Options→Automatic [Function]

Output: Turns automatic recalculation back on

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MXE [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Options→Automatic Except for Data Tables [Function]

Output: Turns automatic recalculation back on for all parts of the worksheet except for ranges with Data Tables

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MXM [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Options→Manual [Function]

Output: Turns on manual recalculation

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MB [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Calculate Now (F9) [Function]

Output: Recalculates formulas throughout the entire workbook when manual recalculation is turned on

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Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+MJ [Excel Ribbon Command] Formulas→Calculate Sheet (Shift+F9) [Function]

Output: Recalculates formulas in the current worksheet when manual recalculation is turned on

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Input: [Shortcut] Alt + left Shift [Action]

Output: Turn on Num lock

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Input: [Shortcut] Alt + right Shift [Action]

Output: Turn on Cap lock

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Input: [Shortcut] Shift [Action]

Output: Turn off Num or Cap lock

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Input: [Shortcut] T [Action]

Output: Go to top of a page or list

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Input: [Shortcut] B [Action]

Output: Go to bottom of a page or list

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Input: [Shortcut] Space twice [Action]

Output: Insert period

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Input: [Shortcut] Letter and keep it held down [Action]

Output: Capitalize letter

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Input: [Shortcut] Space [Action]

Output: Insert @ or period for e-mail address

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Input: [Shortcut] Press and hold letter while you scroll trackball/trackpad left or right [Action]

Output: Type accented or special character

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Input: [Shortcut] Alt + Enter [Action]

Output: Switch between input language

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Input: [Definition of Term] Subject and verb don’t agree, resulting in a grammatically incorrect sentence. [Don’t Do This] Our team, as well as the company, value ambition. [Do This] Our team, as well as the company, values ambition. [Error Term]

Output: Subject–verb disagreement

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Input: [Definition of Term] Active voice relates an action (good); passive voice relates a state of existence (bad). [Don’t Do This] I was trained in all aspects of public relations. [Do This] U.C.I. trained me in all aspects of public relations. [Error Term]

Output: Active voice vs. passive voice

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Definition of Term] Phrase lacks a subject and/or verb, revealing an incomplete thought. [Don’t Do This] Unlike some applicants. [Do This] Unlike some applicants, I bring talent and diversity. [Error Term]

Output: Sentence fragment

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Definition of Term] Contains more than one complete thought; may lack punctuation. [Don’t Do This] Every writer knows how important grammar is, I know that you really value marketing, and sales skills, in your business correspondence. [Do This] Every writer knows the importance of grammar. I also understand that you value marketing and sales skills in your business correspondence. [Error Term]

Output: Run-on sentence

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Definition of Term] Pronouns don’t agree with subject, resulting in a confusing or easily misunderstood sentence. [Don’t Do This] When someone reads, they should pay attention to details. [Do This] When someone reads, he (or she) should pay attention to details. Or: When people read, they should pay attention to details. [Error Term]

Output: Subject–pronoun disagreement

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Definition of Term] Incorrect placement of a description of one subject in a sentence with two subjects; result is confusion. [Don’t Do This] Falling more than 500 feet, we watched the daredevil bungee-jump off a cliff. [Do This] We watched the daredevil bungee-jump, falling more than 500 feet off a cliff. [Error Term]

Output: Misplaced modifiers

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Confronting/ Problem-solving [Situation] When you have confidence in the other party’s ability to problem-solve When the relationship is important When you need a win-win solution [Description]

Output: Confronting the conflict together as a problem to be solved

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Input: [Approach] Collaborating [Situation] When there is time and trust When the objective is to learn When you want to incorporate multiple views When there is time to come to consensus [Description]

Output: Win-win through collaborating and meeting to resolve issues

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Compromising [Situation] When there is a willingness to give and take When both parties need to win When you can’t win When an equal relationship exists between the parties in conflict When the stakes are moderate To avoid a fight [Description]

Output: Looking for some degree of satisfaction for both parties

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Smoothing/ Accommodating [Situation] To reach an overarching goal To maintain harmony When any solution will be adequate When you will lose anyway To create goodwill [Description]

Output: Emphasizing areas of agreement and de-emphasizing areas of conflict

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Forcing [Situation] When you are right In a do-or-die situation When the stakes are high To gain power If the relationship is not important When time is of the essence [Description]

Output: Win-lose; imposing the resolution

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Approach] Withdrawal/ Avoiding [Situation] When you can’t win When the stakes are low To preserve neutrality or reputation If the problem will go away on its own [Description]

Output: Retreating from the situation; having a cooling-off period

How to Manage Team Conflict for the PMP Certification Exam - For Dummies


Input: Advanced administration capabilities, active directory integration, and 24/7 IT Administrator support [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: E-mail, calendar, contacts, personal archive, and 25GB mailbox storage [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Sites to share documents and information [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

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Input: Instant messaging, video calls, and online meetings [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Premium antispam and antivirus filtering (Microsoft Forefront Online Protection for Exchange and Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint) [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: License rights to access on-premises deployment of Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and Lync Server [E1 ($10)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

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Input: Document viewing and light editing [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

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Input: Complete and full-featured set of office productivity applications (Office Professional Plus) [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

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Input: Publish Access databases, share Excel workbooks, build InfoPath forms, and share Visio business processes and diagrams [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

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Input: Advanced archive capabilities, unlimited e-mail storage, and hosted voicemail [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

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Input: Enterprise voice capabilities to replace or enhance a PBX [E1 ($10)] no [E3 ($24)] no [E4 ($27)] yes [E2 ($16)]

Output: no

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Input: [Position] Writer [Responsibility] Writes the list of ingredients [Responsibility_3] Gets the microphone in close to hear all the crunches and lip smacking [Position_2]

Output: Boom operator

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Input: [Position] Executive producer [Responsibility] Pays for the cost of the dinner [Responsibility_3] Lights the food to look good (sets the mood with a candlelit dinner) [Position_2]

Output: Gaffer

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Input: [Position] Line producer [Responsibility] Finds where to get the best deals [Responsibility_3] Help with the utensils for eating the meal [Position_2]

Output: Grips

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Input: [Position] Producer [Responsibility] Purchases the groceries, helps choose the brands [Responsibility_3] Act as waiters and busboys [Position_2]

Output: Production assistants

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Input: [Position] Casting director [Responsibility] Chooses the food that's ripe for the picking [Responsibility_3] Brushes on healthy colors to prepare the food to look appetizing [Position_2]

Output: Make-up person

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Input: [Position] Location scout [Responsibility] Locates the dinner location [Responsibility_3] Dresses the food to look tasty [Position_2]

Output: Wardrobe person

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Input: [Position] Transportation [Responsibility] Transports the guests to the table [Responsibility_3] Enhances the setting and decorates it for dinner [Position_2]

Output: Production designer

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Input: [Position] Director [Responsibility] Takes all the ingredients and cooks them into a great meal [Responsibility_3] Supplies the appropriate tableware, including plates and glasses [Position_2]

Output: Prop master

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Input: [Position] Assistant director [Responsibility] Assists the chef [Responsibility_3] Rigs the exploding champagne bottles and smashing of silverware [Position_2]

Output: Stunt coordinator

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Input: [Position] Script supervisor [Responsibility] Makes sure the chef follows the recipe [Responsibility_3] Serves the meal in continuity (appetizer first, entrée next, dessert at the end) [Position_2]

Output: Editor

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Input: [Position] Director of photography (cinematographer) [Responsibility] Makes the food look really good [Responsibility_3] Creates the right music atmosphere for enjoying the meal [Position_2]

Output: Composer

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Input: [Position] Sound mixer [Responsibility] Records all the crunches and lip smacking [Responsibility_3] Cleans up the mess [Position_2]

Output: Post-production supervisor

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Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] The simplest way to manipulate the touchscreen is to touch it. You touch an object, an icon, a control, a menu item, a doodad, and so on. The touch operation is similar to a mouse click on a computer. It may also be referred to as a tap or press. [Action]

Output: Touch

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Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] Touch the screen twice in the same location. Double-tapping can be used to zoom in on an image or a map, but it can also zoom out. Because of the double-tap’s dual nature, use the pinch or spread operation instead when you want to zoom. [Action]

Output: Double-tap

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Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] A long-press occurs when you touch part of the screen and keep your finger down. Depending on what you’re doing, a pop-up menu may appear, or the item you’re long-pressing may get picked up so that you can drag (move) it around after a long-press. Long-press might also be referred to as touch and hold in some documentation. [Action]

Output: Long-press

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Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] To swipe, you touch your finger on one spot and then drag it to another spot. Swipes can go up, down, left, or right, which moves the touchscreen content in the direction you swipe your finger. A swipe can be fast or slow. It’s also called a flick or slide. [Action]

Output: Swipe

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] A pinch involves two fingers, which start out separated and then are brought together. The effect is used to zoom out, allowing you to reduce the size of an image or see more of a map. [Action]

Output: Pinch

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] The opposite of pinch is spread. You start out with your fingers together and then spread them. The spread is used to zoom in, allowing you to enlarge an image or see more detail on a map. [Action]

Output: Spread

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It and What It Does] A few apps let you rotate an image on the screen by touching with two fingers and twisting them around a center point. Think of turning a combination lock on a safe, and you get the rotate operation. [Action]

Output: Rotate

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Writer [Responsibility] Writes the list of ingredients [Responsibility_3] Gets the microphone in close to hear all the crunches and lip smacking [Position_2]

Output: Boom operator

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Input: [Position] Executive producer [Responsibility] Pays for the cost of the dinner [Responsibility_3] Lights the food to look good (sets the mood with a candlelit dinner) [Position_2]

Output: Gaffer

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Line producer [Responsibility] Finds where to get the best deals [Responsibility_3] Help with the utensils for eating the meal [Position_2]

Output: Grips

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Producer [Responsibility] Purchases the groceries, helps choose the brands [Responsibility_3] Act as waiters and busboys [Position_2]

Output: Production assistants

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Casting director [Responsibility] Chooses the food that's ripe for the picking [Responsibility_3] Brushes on healthy colors to prepare the food to look appetizing [Position_2]

Output: Make-up person

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Location scout [Responsibility] Locates the dinner location [Responsibility_3] Dresses the food to look tasty [Position_2]

Output: Wardrobe person

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Transportation [Responsibility] Transports the guests to the table [Responsibility_3] Enhances the setting and decorates it for dinner [Position_2]

Output: Production designer

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director [Responsibility] Takes all the ingredients and cooks them into a great meal [Responsibility_3] Supplies the appropriate tableware, including plates and glasses [Position_2]

Output: Prop master

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Assistant director [Responsibility] Assists the chef [Responsibility_3] Rigs the exploding champagne bottles and smashing of silverware [Position_2]

Output: Stunt coordinator

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Script supervisor [Responsibility] Makes sure the chef follows the recipe [Responsibility_3] Serves the meal in continuity (appetizer first, entrée next, dessert at the end) [Position_2]

Output: Editor

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director of photography (cinematographer) [Responsibility] Makes the food look really good [Responsibility_3] Creates the right music atmosphere for enjoying the meal [Position_2]

Output: Composer

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Sound mixer [Responsibility] Records all the crunches and lip smacking [Responsibility_3] Cleans up the mess [Position_2]

Output: Post-production supervisor

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Touch [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: The simplest way to manipulate the touchscreen is to touch it. You touch an object, an icon, a control, a menu item, a doodad, and so on. The touch operation is similar to a mouse click on a computer. It may also be referred to as a tap or press.

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Input: [Action] Double-tap [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: Touch the screen twice in the same location. Double-tapping can be used to zoom in on an image or a map, but it can also zoom out. Because of the double-tap’s dual nature, use the pinch or spread operation instead when you want to zoom.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Long-press [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: A long-press occurs when you touch part of the screen and keep your finger down. Depending on what you’re doing, a pop-up menu may appear, or the item you’re long-pressing may get picked up so that you can drag (move) it around after a long-press. Long-press might also be referred to as touch and hold in some documentation.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Swipe [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: To swipe, you touch your finger on one spot and then drag it to another spot. Swipes can go up, down, left, or right, which moves the touchscreen content in the direction you swipe your finger. A swipe can be fast or slow. It’s also called a flick or slide.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Pinch [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: A pinch involves two fingers, which start out separated and then are brought together. The effect is used to zoom out, allowing you to reduce the size of an image or see more of a map.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Spread [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: The opposite of pinch is spread. You start out with your fingers together and then spread them. The spread is used to zoom in, allowing you to enlarge an image or see more detail on a map.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Rotate [How to Do It and What It Does]

Output: A few apps let you rotate an image on the screen by touching with two fingers and twisting them around a center point. Think of turning a combination lock on a safe, and you get the rotate operation.

Basic Nexus 7 Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Writer [Responsibility] Writes the list of ingredients [Position_2] Boom operator [Responsibility_3]

Output: Gets the microphone in close to hear all the crunches and lip smacking

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Executive producer [Responsibility] Pays for the cost of the dinner [Position_2] Gaffer [Responsibility_3]

Output: Lights the food to look good (sets the mood with a candlelit dinner)

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Line producer [Responsibility] Finds where to get the best deals [Position_2] Grips [Responsibility_3]

Output: Help with the utensils for eating the meal

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Producer [Responsibility] Purchases the groceries, helps choose the brands [Position_2] Production assistants [Responsibility_3]

Output: Act as waiters and busboys

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Casting director [Responsibility] Chooses the food that's ripe for the picking [Position_2] Make-up person [Responsibility_3]

Output: Brushes on healthy colors to prepare the food to look appetizing

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Location scout [Responsibility] Locates the dinner location [Position_2] Wardrobe person [Responsibility_3]

Output: Dresses the food to look tasty

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Transportation [Responsibility] Transports the guests to the table [Position_2] Production designer [Responsibility_3]

Output: Enhances the setting and decorates it for dinner

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director [Responsibility] Takes all the ingredients and cooks them into a great meal [Position_2] Prop master [Responsibility_3]

Output: Supplies the appropriate tableware, including plates and glasses

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Assistant director [Responsibility] Assists the chef [Position_2] Stunt coordinator [Responsibility_3]

Output: Rigs the exploding champagne bottles and smashing of silverware

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Script supervisor [Responsibility] Makes sure the chef follows the recipe [Position_2] Editor [Responsibility_3]

Output: Serves the meal in continuity (appetizer first, entrée next, dessert at the end)

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Director of photography (cinematographer) [Responsibility] Makes the food look really good [Position_2] Composer [Responsibility_3]

Output: Creates the right music atmosphere for enjoying the meal

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Position] Sound mixer [Responsibility] Records all the crunches and lip smacking [Position_2] Post-production supervisor [Responsibility_3]

Output: Cleans up the mess

The Roles in a Filmmaking Production Team - For Dummies


Input: [Software] Blogger [URL] www.blogger.com [Notes]

Output: Hosted; owned by Google; very limited optimization and personalization capabilities

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Input: [Software] Expression Engine [URL] www.expressionengine.com [Notes]

Output: Requires you to host, optimize, and develop custom themes.

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Input: [Software] TypePad [URL] www.typepad.com [Notes]

Output: Hosted; will require custom theming

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Input: [Software] TypePad Business [URL] www.typepad.com/business [Notes]

Output: Hosted; monitored; suited for business blogs; will require custom theming

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Software] Moveable Type [URL] www.moveabletype.com [Notes]

Output: Requires you to host and to develop

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Software] WordPress.com [URL] www.wordpress.com [Notes]

Output: Hosted; limited customization

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Software] WordPress [URL] www.wordpress.org [Notes]

Output: Requires optimization expert and theming design; heavy traffic will need to be configured on a good infrastructure

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Software] WordPress MU [URL] mu.wordpress.org [Notes]

Output: Requires you to host and configure; built for managing multiple blogs

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Software] WordPress VIP [URL] vip.wordpress.com [Notes]

Output: Hosted; monitored; for high performing blogs; will require theming; will require SEO research

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Input: [Software] Compendium [URL] www.compendium.com [Notes]

Output: Software as a Service; require custom theming; comes with keyword research and client success

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Software] Drupal [URL] www.drupal.org [Notes]

Output: Primarily a social application framework; blogging is a feature

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Input: [Software] Joomla! [URL] www.joolma.com [Notes]

Output: Primarily a content management system; blogging is a feature

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Input: [Software] Posterous [URL] www.posterous.com [Notes]

Output: Hosted; intended for quick posts; not corporate friendly

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Input: [Software] Tumblr [URL] www.tumblr.com [Notes]

Output: Hosted; intended for quick posts; not corporate friendly

Corporate Blogging For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Error Term] Subject–verb disagreement [Definition of Term] Subject and verb don’t agree, resulting in a grammatically incorrect sentence. [Do This] Our team, as well as the company, values ambition. [Don’t Do This]

Output: Our team, as well as the company, value ambition.

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Input: [Error Term] Active voice vs. passive voice [Definition of Term] Active voice relates an action (good); passive voice relates a state of existence (bad). [Do This] U.C.I. trained me in all aspects of public relations. [Don’t Do This]

Output: I was trained in all aspects of public relations.

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Error Term] Sentence fragment [Definition of Term] Phrase lacks a subject and/or verb, revealing an incomplete thought. [Do This] Unlike some applicants, I bring talent and diversity. [Don’t Do This]

Output: Unlike some applicants.

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Error Term] Run-on sentence [Definition of Term] Contains more than one complete thought; may lack punctuation. [Do This] Every writer knows the importance of grammar. I also understand that you value marketing and sales skills in your business correspondence. [Don’t Do This]

Output: Every writer knows how important grammar is, I know that you really value marketing, and sales skills, in your business correspondence.

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Error Term] Subject–pronoun disagreement [Definition of Term] Pronouns don’t agree with subject, resulting in a confusing or easily misunderstood sentence. [Do This] When someone reads, he (or she) should pay attention to details. Or: When people read, they should pay attention to details. [Don’t Do This]

Output: When someone reads, they should pay attention to details.

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Error Term] Misplaced modifiers [Definition of Term] Incorrect placement of a description of one subject in a sentence with two subjects; result is confusion. [Do This] We watched the daredevil bungee-jump, falling more than 500 feet off a cliff. [Don’t Do This]

Output: Falling more than 500 feet, we watched the daredevil bungee-jump off a cliff.

6 Common Grammar Errors in Job Letters - For Dummies


Input: [Press This Key] + [What Happens]

Output: Adds one day to the date shown.

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Input: [Press This Key] – [What Happens]

Output: Subtracts one day from the date shown.

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Input: [Press This Key] t [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to today’s date. You can remember this because t is the first letter in today.

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Input: [Press This Key] y [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the first date in the year. Note that y is the first letter in year.

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Input: [Press This Key] r [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the last date in the year. Note that r is the last letter in year.

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Input: [Press This Key] m [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the first date in the month. Just to salve my compulsive personality, allow me to point out that m is the first letter in month.

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Input: [Press This Key] h [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the last date in the month. Okay, last time I’ll provide a memory tool — note that h is the last letter in month.

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Input: [Press This Key] + [What Happens]

Output: Adds one day to the date shown.

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Input: [Press This Key] – [What Happens]

Output: Subtracts one day from the date shown.

Quick and Easy Date Editing in Quicken 2014 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This Key] t [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to today’s date. You can remember this because t is the first letter in today.

Quick and Easy Date Editing in Quicken 2014 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This Key] y [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the first date in the year. Note that y is the first letter in year.

Quick and Easy Date Editing in Quicken 2014 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This Key] r [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the last date in the year. Note that r is the last letter in year.

Quick and Easy Date Editing in Quicken 2014 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This Key] m [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the first date in the month. Just to salve my compulsive personality, allow me to point out that m is the first letter in month.

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Input: [Press This Key] h [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the last date in the month. Okay, last time I’ll provide a memory tool — note that h is the last letter in month.

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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.

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Input: [Menu Item] Posts [Description]

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

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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.

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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.

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Input: [Menu Item] Comments [Description]

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

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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.

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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.

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Input: [Menu Item] Users [Description]

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

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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.

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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.

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Input: Advanced administration capabilities, active directory integration, and 24/7 IT Administrator support [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: E-mail, calendar, contacts, personal archive, and 25GB mailbox storage [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Sites to share documents and information [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

Cloud Productivity with Microsoft Office 365 - For Dummies

Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Instant messaging, video calls, and online meetings [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Premium antispam and antivirus filtering (Microsoft Forefront Online Protection for Exchange and Microsoft Forefront Security for SharePoint) [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: License rights to access on-premises deployment of Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and Lync Server [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: yes

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Document viewing and light editing [E2 ($16)] yes [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Complete and full-featured set of office productivity applications (Office Professional Plus) [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: Publish Access databases, share Excel workbooks, build InfoPath forms, and share Visio business processes and diagrams [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Enterprise Plans Pricing Model


Input: Advanced archive capabilities, unlimited e-mail storage, and hosted voicemail [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] yes [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: Enterprise voice capabilities to replace or enhance a PBX [E2 ($16)] no [E3 ($24)] no [E4 ($27)] yes [E1 ($10)]

Output: no

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Input: [Description] While entering transactions, you place the insertion point in an ID field and type the first few letters of the ID; Microsoft Dynamics GP displays a drop-down list that contains all IDs that match the letters you type. [Time-saver]

Output: Selecting IDs

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Input: [Description] You can place the insertion point in a field that contains a magnifying glass and press Ctrl+L to display the associated lookup window. [Time-saver]

Output: Opening Lookup windows

Commonly Overlooked Microsoft Dynamics GP Timesavers - For Dummies