Input: [Action] Triple-click [Purpose] Used in many word processors to select an entire paragraph. [How to Do It]

Output: Press the mouse or trackpad button down three times in rapid succession. Tap three times on the surface of a Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad.

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Input: [Action] Click and drag [Purpose] To move an item from one location to another or draw a line in a graphics application. To select multiple items, click and drag around them; selected items are highlighted. [How to Do It]

Output: Point to an item, hold down the mouse or trackpad button, and move the mouse or drag your finger across the trackpad, and then release the mouse or trackpad button.

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Input: [Action] Control-click (right-click, if your mouse has two or more buttons) [Purpose] Point to an item and view a shortcut menu of commands for manipulating that item. [How to Do It]

Output: Hold down the Control key, press the mouse or trackpad button, and release. With a Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad, hold down the Control key and tap the surface.

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Input: [Action] Scroll [Purpose] To scroll a window up/down or right/left. [How to Do It]

Output: Roll the wheel or ball near the front and middle of the mouse. On a Magic Mouse, move one finger up and down or left and right on the surface. On a trackpad, move two fingers up and down or left and right on the surface.

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Input: [Utility] Recovery Console [Access] Boot off the Windows installation CD or using the boot menu if preinstalled [Description]

Output: Command line interface for troubleshooting disk issues and boot problems

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Input: [Utility] Repair Mode [Access] Boot off the Vista installation CD [Description]

Output: Provides access to GUI and command line recovery tools

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Input: [Utility] Restore points [Access] From the Start menu, select All Programs→Accessories→System Tools→System Restore. Select Restore My Computer to an Earlier Time and click Next. Choose your desired restore point and click Next, and then click Next again. Windows will now boot to that restore point. Windows 7 and Vista allow you to boot your operating system to a restore point which allows you to revert back to that system configuration — very useful if your system has been hit with a virus. In order to boot to a restore point, you boot off the Windows 7/Vista Installation CD/DVD and choose Repair Your Computer, then System Restore from the System Recovery dialog box. You can also get to restore points through Safe Mode, which could prove useful if you have been hit with a virus and are unable to launch System Restore normally. [Description]

Output: A snap-shot of a system’s configuration; used to revert to a system’s state before a driver or software was installed

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Input: [Utility] Safe Mode [Access] An advanced startup menu option (F8) [Description]

Output: Loads the operating system with minimal drivers

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Input: [Utility] Last Known Good Configuration [Access] An advanced startup menu option (F8) [Description]

Output: Loads the configuration from the last time you successfully booted and logged on

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Input: [Utility] Automatic System Recovery (ASR) [Access] Press F2 during bootup [Description]

Output: An automated installation and restore of Windows

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Input: [Term] adware [Term_2] program inventory [Definition_3] A list of what programs should be installed on your system. [Definition]

Output: A program that delivers advertising directly to your computer, typically in the form of pop-ups.

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Input: [Term] archive [Term_2] RAM [Definition_3] An acronym for random access memory. RAM is used as the working area for both programs and data being processed by the computer. [Definition]

Output: A data file kept for historical reasons.

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Input: [Term] cache [Term_2] Registry [Definition_3] The central repository of all configuration information in a Windows XP system. [Definition]

Output: A storage area used as a repository of temporary files. Caches are typically implemented by programs because reading information from a cache is much quicker than retrieving it from the primary source. All Web browsers implement some sort of cache to make browsing the Web faster.

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Input: [Term] cookie [Term_2] spam [Definition_3] Unsolicited e-mail received from people or companies that you have no prior relationship with, or from people or companies that you previously severed your relationship with. [Definition]

Output: A small data file, stored on your system, designed to save information about you and your preferences. This information is used by Web sites to customize the information presented to you in some way.

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Input: [Term] firewall [Term_2] spyware [Definition_3] A program that reports information about you or your actions to someone else, all without your knowledge. [Definition]

Output: Software or hardware designed to prohibit unauthorized access to your system across a network.

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Input: [Term] flash drive [Term_2] temporary files [Definition_3] Data files created by programs for temporary use. Sometimes temporary files aren’t deleted properly, and they end up cluttering a system with unnecessary data. [Definition]

Output: A storage device implemented through the use of static RAM. The memory is viewed as a disk drive by Windows, even though the device has no moving parts. Flash drives are relatively small in size (64MB to 512MB) but are extremely fast.

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Input: [Term] orphan data [Term_2] Trojan horse [Definition_3] Effectively the same as a virus, but delivered to your system as part of an otherwise acceptable software program. [Definition]

Output: Data files left behind by a program long-since removed from a system.

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Input: [Term] pop-up [Term_2] virus [Definition_3] A program designed to interrupt or change your computing efforts, or designed to corrupt or destroy data. A virus always includes ways to propagate and spread itself to others. [Definition]

Output: A form of advertisement that results in small browser windows popping up on your screen. Pop-ups can be displayed by visiting Web pages that include code that displays them, or by the installation of adware on your system.

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Input: [Definition] A program that delivers advertising directly to your computer, typically in the form of pop-ups. [Term_2] program inventory [Definition_3] A list of what programs should be installed on your system. [Term]

Output: adware

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Input: [Definition] A data file kept for historical reasons. [Term_2] RAM [Definition_3] An acronym for random access memory. RAM is used as the working area for both programs and data being processed by the computer. [Term]

Output: archive

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Input: [Definition] A storage area used as a repository of temporary files. Caches are typically implemented by programs because reading information from a cache is much quicker than retrieving it from the primary source. All Web browsers implement some sort of cache to make browsing the Web faster. [Term_2] Registry [Definition_3] The central repository of all configuration information in a Windows XP system. [Term]

Output: cache

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Input: [Definition] A small data file, stored on your system, designed to save information about you and your preferences. This information is used by Web sites to customize the information presented to you in some way. [Term_2] spam [Definition_3] Unsolicited e-mail received from people or companies that you have no prior relationship with, or from people or companies that you previously severed your relationship with. [Term]

Output: cookie

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Input: [Definition] Software or hardware designed to prohibit unauthorized access to your system across a network. [Term_2] spyware [Definition_3] A program that reports information about you or your actions to someone else, all without your knowledge. [Term]

Output: firewall

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Input: [Definition] A storage device implemented through the use of static RAM. The memory is viewed as a disk drive by Windows, even though the device has no moving parts. Flash drives are relatively small in size (64MB to 512MB) but are extremely fast. [Term_2] temporary files [Definition_3] Data files created by programs for temporary use. Sometimes temporary files aren’t deleted properly, and they end up cluttering a system with unnecessary data. [Term]

Output: flash drive

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Input: [Definition] Data files left behind by a program long-since removed from a system. [Term_2] Trojan horse [Definition_3] Effectively the same as a virus, but delivered to your system as part of an otherwise acceptable software program. [Term]

Output: orphan data

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Input: [Definition] A form of advertisement that results in small browser windows popping up on your screen. Pop-ups can be displayed by visiting Web pages that include code that displays them, or by the installation of adware on your system. [Term_2] virus [Definition_3] A program designed to interrupt or change your computing efforts, or designed to corrupt or destroy data. A virus always includes ways to propagate and spread itself to others. [Term]

Output: pop-up

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Input: [Description] Command line interface for troubleshooting disk issues and boot problems [Access] Boot off the Windows installation CD or using the boot menu if preinstalled [Utility]

Output: Recovery Console

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Input: [Description] Provides access to GUI and command line recovery tools [Access] Boot off the Vista installation CD [Utility]

Output: Repair Mode

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Input: [Description] A snap-shot of a system’s configuration; used to revert to a system’s state before a driver or software was installed [Access] From the Start menu, select All Programs→Accessories→System Tools→System Restore. Select Restore My Computer to an Earlier Time and click Next. Choose your desired restore point and click Next, and then click Next again. Windows will now boot to that restore point. Windows 7 and Vista allow you to boot your operating system to a restore point which allows you to revert back to that system configuration — very useful if your system has been hit with a virus. In order to boot to a restore point, you boot off the Windows 7/Vista Installation CD/DVD and choose Repair Your Computer, then System Restore from the System Recovery dialog box. You can also get to restore points through Safe Mode, which could prove useful if you have been hit with a virus and are unable to launch System Restore normally. [Utility]

Output: Restore points

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Input: [Description] Loads the operating system with minimal drivers [Access] An advanced startup menu option (F8) [Utility]

Output: Safe Mode

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Input: [Description] Loads the configuration from the last time you successfully booted and logged on [Access] An advanced startup menu option (F8) [Utility]

Output: Last Known Good Configuration

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Input: [Description] An automated installation and restore of Windows [Access] Press F2 during bootup [Utility]

Output: Automatic System Recovery (ASR)

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

Output: Adds one day to the date shown

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Input: [Press This Key] T [This Happens]

Output: Replaces the date shown with today’s date

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

Output: Subtracts one day from the date shown

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Input: [Press This Key] Y [This Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the first day in the year

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Input: [Press This Key] R [This Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the last day in the year

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Input: [Press This Key] M [This Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the first day in the month

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Input: [Press This Key] H [This Happens]

Output: Changes the date to the last day in the month

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Input: [Mac Shortcut] Option+Command key+F [Windows Shortcut] F11 [Command]

Output: Enter Composition Mode (Full Screen in Windows)

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Command key+1 [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+1 [Command]

Output: Scrivenings Mode/ Document View

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Command key+2 [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+2 [Command]

Output: Corkboard View

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Command key+3 [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+3 [Command]

Output: Outline View

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Command key+8 [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+4 [Command]

Output: Script Mode – Screenplay

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Control+Command key+T [Windows Shortcut] Windows+Control+T [Command]

Output: Typewriter Scrolling

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Option+Command key+B [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+B [Command]

Output: Show/Hide Binder

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Option+Command key+I [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+I [Command]

Output: Show/Hide Inspector

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Command key+, (comma) [Windows Shortcut] F12 [Command]

Output: Preferences/Options

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Shift+Option+Command key+H [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+O [Command]

Output: Show Project Keywords

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Option+Command key+, (comma) [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+M [Command]

Output: Meta-Data Settings

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Shift+Command key+T [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+, (comma) [Command]

Output: Show Project Targets

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Shift+Option+Command key+S [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+. (period) [Command]

Output: Project Statistics

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Shift+Command key+T [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+/ (slash) [Command]

Output: Text Statistics

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Command key+S [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Command]

Output: Save

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Mac Shortcut] Option+Command key+E [Windows Shortcut] Ctrl+Shift+E [Command]

Output: Compile

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Scrivener Interface Controls


Input: [Day of the Week] Monday [Breakfast] Fruit smoothie made soy yogurt, flaxseed, and nuts [Lunch] Burrito with black beans, brown rice, guacamole, and fresh salsa [Dinner]

Output: Miso stew

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Input: [Day of the Week] Tuesday [Breakfast] Fortified vegan cereal with slivered almonds, vegan milk, and a banana [Lunch] 1 cup hummus, ten carrot sticks, Greek olives, green salad with sprouts, and vinaigrette [Dinner]

Output: Beans and broccoli over polenta

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Input: [Day of the Week] Wednesday [Breakfast] 2 slices whole-grain toast spread with almond butter and apple butter and 1 cup of vegan milk [Lunch] 2 cups three-bean salad mixed with a diced avocado and drained marinated artichoke hearts [Dinner]

Output: Baked black bean burgers on whole-grain buns and topped with all the usual fixin’s

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Input: [Day of the Week] Thursday [Breakfast] Banana and ½ cup mixed raw almonds and raisins with a cup of herbal tea [Lunch] Pita filled with hummus, avocado slices, and chopped lettuce and drizzled with your favorite vegan salad dressing [Dinner]

Output: Brown rice, roasted sweet potato fries, sautéed kale and tempeh cubes drizzled with Bragg’s Liquid Aminos

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Input: [Day of the Week] Friday [Breakfast] Homemade porridge using leftover grain from preceding day; make with maple syrup, nuts, and cinnamon or bok choy, cashews, and soy sauce [Lunch] Amy’s low-sodium lentil soup with a side of sliced red bell pepper [Dinner]

Output: Cauliflower chickpea curry over quinoa

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Input: [Day of the Week] Saturday [Breakfast] Vegan British beans on toast [Lunch] Leftover quinoa and cauliflower chickpea curry scooped into tortillas or whole-grain pitas [Dinner]

Output: Creamy broccoli soup with rice balls

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Input: [Day of the Week] Sunday [Breakfast] Cornbread muffins with soy sausages and a hot mug of chocolate rice milk [Lunch] Leftover broccoli soup with a side of fresh crusty bakery bread and Earth Balance spread [Dinner]

Output: Large green salad topped with crumbled tofu cheese, garbanzo beans, and chopped sun-dried tomatoes and drizzled with olive oil and fresh lemon juice

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Input: [Description of Lola] able [-EST form] ablest of all the budding scientists in her atom-splitting class [-ER form]

Output: abler than Lulu

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] bald [-EST form] baldest of the models [-ER form]

Output: balder than an eagle

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] cute [-EST form] cutest of all the assassins [-ER form]

Output: cuter than an elf

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] dumb [-EST form] dumbest of the congressional candidates [-ER form]

Output: dumber than a sea slug

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] edgy [-EST form] edgiest of the atom splitters [-ER form]

Output: edgier than caffeine

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] friendly [-EST form] friendliest person on the block [-ER form]

Output: friendlier than a grizzly bear

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] glad [-EST form] gladdest of all the lottery winners [-ER form]

Output: gladder than the loser

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] heavy [-EST form] heaviest of all the sumo wrestlers [-ER form]

Output: heavier than a "before" ad for a diet book

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Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] itchy [-EST form] itchiest of all the patients in the skin clinic [-ER form]

Output: itchier than she was before she sat in poison ivy

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Common Descriptions


Input: [0] ETFs [1]

Output: Mutual Funds

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Input: [0] Priced, bought, and sold throughout the day? [2] No [1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Offer some investment diversification? [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Is there a minimum investment? [2] Yes [1]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Purchased through a broker or online brokerage? [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Do you pay a fee or commission to make a trade? [2] Sometimes [1]

Output: Often

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Input: [0] Can you buy/sell options? [2] No [1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Indexed (passively managed)? [2] Atypically [1]

Output: Typically

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Input: [0] Can you make money or lose money? [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Key or Key Combination] ] (right bracket) [Action]

Output: Next slide

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] P [Action]

Output: Previous slide

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] Home [Action]

Output: Jump to first slide

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] End [Action]

Output: Jump to last slide

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] C [Action]

Output: Show or hide the pointer

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] (number) [Action]

Output: Jump to the corresponding slide in the Slide list

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] U [Action]

Output: Scroll notes up

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] D [Action]

Output: Scroll notes down

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] N [Action]

Output: Show current slide number

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] H [Action]

Output: Hide slideshow and display last application used (the presentation appears as a minimized icon in the Dock)

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] B [Action]

Output: Pause slideshow and display a black screen (press any key to resume the slideshow)

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Key or Key Combination] Esc [Action]

Output: Quit

How to Create Your Keynote Slideshow - For Dummies

Keynote Slideshow Shortcut Keys


Input: [Name or Extension] AAC/M4P [Type] Audio [File Use]

Output: Play music with iTunes

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Input: [Name or Extension] AVI [Type] Video [File Use]

Output: Play video clips on any PC with Windows Media Player

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Input: [Name or Extension] BMP [Type] Image [File Use]

Output: Store archive images on CD or DVD with Windows Paint

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Input: [Name or Extension] JPEG [Type] Image [File Use]

Output: Send photos through e-mail or display them on the web

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Input: [Name or Extension] MOV [Type] Video [File Use]

Output: Play video clips on PCs and Macs with Apple QuickTime Player

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] MP3 [Type] Audio [File Use]

Output: Play music on your hard drive or MP3 player with Media Player

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Input: [Name or Extension] MPEG [Type] Video [File Use]

Output: Play video clips on PCs, Macs, and Linux computers

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Input: [Name or Extension] PDF [Type] Document [File Use]

Output: Share and print high-quality electronic documents

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Input: [Name or Extension] PNG [Type] Image [File Use]

Output: Display images on a web page

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Input: [Name or Extension] RAR [Type] Archive [File Use]

Output: Archive and compress multiple files into one file

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Input: [Name or Extension] TIFF [Type] Image [File Use]

Output: Share files between PCs, Macs, and Linux computers

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Input: [Name or Extension] WAV [Type] Audio [File Use]

Output: Add sound effects within Windows 8

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Input: [Name or Extension] ZIP [Type] Archive [File Use]

Output: Archive and compress multiple files into one file

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Input: [-ER form] abler than Lulu [-EST form] ablest of all the budding scientists in her atom-splitting class [Description of Lola]

Output: able

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] balder than an eagle [-EST form] baldest of the models [Description of Lola]

Output: bald

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] cuter than an elf [-EST form] cutest of all the assassins [Description of Lola]

Output: cute

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] dumber than a sea slug [-EST form] dumbest of the congressional candidates [Description of Lola]

Output: dumb

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] edgier than caffeine [-EST form] edgiest of the atom splitters [Description of Lola]

Output: edgy

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] friendlier than a grizzly bear [-EST form] friendliest person on the block [Description of Lola]

Output: friendly

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] gladder than the loser [-EST form] gladdest of all the lottery winners [Description of Lola]

Output: glad

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] heavier than a "before" ad for a diet book [-EST form] heaviest of all the sumo wrestlers [Description of Lola]

Output: heavy

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [-ER form] itchier than she was before she sat in poison ivy [-EST form] itchiest of all the patients in the skin clinic [Description of Lola]

Output: itchy

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Savings Vehicle] 529 plans [Possible Contributors] No relationship or income-limitation test. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty. Designated beneficiary. [Tax Issues]

Output: No tax paid on interest earned until distributions are made. Currently, distributions used for qualified educational expenses are tax-exempt.

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Input: [Savings Vehicle] Coverdell accounts [Possible Contributors] No relationship test. Must satisfy income-limitation test. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty. Designated beneficiary. [Tax Issues]

Output: No tax paid on interest earned until distributions are made. Currently, distributions used for qualified educational expenses are tax-exempt.

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Input: [Savings Vehicle] Series EE and Series II savings bonds [Possible Contributors] Must satisfy relationship and income-limitation tests to qualify for tax-free treatment of interest upon redemption of bonds. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, only the portion used for qualified educational expenses is tax-free. Bond owner. [Tax Issues]

Output: No tax paid on interest earned if redeemed bonds are used for qualified educational expenses.

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Input: [Savings Vehicle] Personal investment accounts [Possible Contributors] You contribute to your own account or may make gifts into someone else's. [Possible Uses] All expenses. Account owner. [Tax Issues]

Output: Tax paid yearly on income earned within the account. No additional tax assessed when you take distributions for any reason.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Trust accounts [Possible Contributors] Trust grantor (the donor) only. [Possible Uses] All expenses. In years in which distributions are made, person to whom the distribution is made. In all other years, the trust pays the tax. [Tax Issues]

Output: Tax paid yearly on income earned within the account. No additional tax assessed when you take distributions for any reason.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Retirement accounts [Possible Contributors] Account owner only. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty. Account owner. [Tax Issues]

Output: Tax deferred until you take distributions. Early distributions may also be subject to an additional penalty.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Home equity [Possible Contributors] Anyone may buy you a house or make payments against an existing mortgage; generally, only the homeowner actually does. [Possible Uses] All expenses. Homeowner. [Tax Issues]

Output: No tax owed if you refinance your house and use some or all of your equity to pay for college expenses. If you sell your house, you may be liable for a capital gains tax in some situations.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Just touch it. [Action]

Output: Touch

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Touch twice in the same spot. [Action]

Output: Double-tap

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Touch a spot while keeping your finger down. [Action]

Output: Long press

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Touch a spot while dragging your finger left, right, up, or down. [Action]

Output: Swipe

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Swipe your finger across the screen. [Action]

Output: Flick

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Use two fingers spread apart and then bring them together while continuing to touch. [Action]

Output: Pinch

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Touch the Screen] Use two fingers closed together and then spread them apart while continuing to touch. [Action]

Output: Spread

Nexus One Touch Screen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Search Engine [Description]

Output: Choose among Google, Bing, and Yahoo! search engines.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] AutoFill [Description]

Output: Turn on AutoFill to automatically complete contact information, names, or passwords as you type.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Open Links [Description]

Output: Control whether linked pages open in a new page or in the background.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Private Browsing [Description]

Output: Turn the Private Browsing feature, which prevents Safari from storing information about your browsing activities, on or off.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Accept Cookies [Description]

Output: Specify whether to accept cookies only from sites you’ve visited, never, or always.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Clear History [Description]

Output: Tap to clear the history of websites you’ve visited in the browser.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Clear Cookies and Data [Description]

Output: Clear any website cookies and data that have been stored on your iPhone.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Use Cellular Data [Description]

Output: Turn on to allow your cellular network to save items on the Reading List to the phone so you can read them offline.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Fraud Warning [Description]

Output: Turn on the feature to warn you when you go to suspicious websites.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] JavaScript [Description]

Output: Turn this on to enable JavaScript-based features such as rollover and pop-up menus and some other browser-generated content to run in Safari.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Block Pop-Ups [Description]

Output: Turn this on to block (most) pop-up windows from displaying in the browser.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Advanced [Description]

Output: Review data stored on your device by individual websites and allow Debug Console to display information to help you resolve errors when displaying web pages.

Customizing Browser Settings with Your iPhone 5 and Safari - For Dummies


Input: [Description] A listing of cumulative activity for each community user. Each time a user does something, such as post a new comment or status update, it shows up in their Activity Stream. [Term]

Output: Activity Streams


Input: [Description] Gives community groups the ability to create and manage a discussion forum for their group. [Term]

Output: bbPress Forums


Input: [Description] An aggregation of a user’s blog activity, including new blog creation, recent blog posts, and comments. [Term]

Output: Blog Tracking


Input: [Description] Allows site owners to create custom profile fields for their users to fill in with information that will display on their profile page. [Term]

Output: Extended Profiles


Input: [Description] Allows community members to connect with one another through the ability to “friend” other members; each member subsequently has a listing of friends within the community. [Term]

Output: Friends


Input: [Description] Gives community users the ability to create groups, which are a gathering of community members with similar interests, and gives them a place within the community to interact, discuss, and share information. [Term]

Output: Groups


Input: [Description] Allows community members to send private messages to their friends. Think of this as an internal e-mail program where users can send and reply to messages from one another, and the messages are kept private between the senders and recipients. [Term]

Output: Private Messaging


Input: [Tool Name] Pointer [Keyboard Shortcut] V or 0 [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Select paths and objects

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Subselection [Keyboard Shortcut] A or 1 [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Adjust paths, much as you do with the Direct Select tool in Illustrator and Photoshop

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Scale [Keyboard Shortcut] Q [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Scale objects or selections

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Crop [Keyboard Shortcut] C [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Crop images

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Marquee [Keyboard Shortcut] M [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Make rectangular selections

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Lasso [Keyboard Shortcut] L [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Make freeform selections

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Magic Wand [Keyboard Shortcut] W [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Select similar colors

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Brush [Keyboard Shortcut] B (toggle with Pencil) [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Paint on image

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Pencil [Keyboard Shortcut] B (toggle with Brush) [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Draw bitmap paths

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Eraser [Keyboard Shortcut] E [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Erase bitmap data

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Blur [Keyboard Shortcut] R [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Blur image

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Rubber Stamp [Keyboard Shortcut] S [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Clone image data

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Line [Keyboard Shortcut] N [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create vector lines

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Pen [Keyboard Shortcut] P [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create Bézier paths

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Rectangle [Keyboard Shortcut] U [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create vector shapes

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Type [Keyboard Shortcut] T [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create text

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Freeform [Keyboard Shortcut] O [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create freeform paths

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Knife [Keyboard Shortcut] Y [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Cut paths

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Rectangle Hotspot [Keyboard Shortcut] J [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create image map hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Slice [Keyboard Shortcut] K [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Create slices for tables or CSS

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Hide Slices and Hotspots [Keyboard Shortcut] 2 [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Hide slices and image map hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Show Slices and Hotspots [Keyboard Shortcut] 2 [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Display slices and image map hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Eyedropper [Keyboard Shortcut] I [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Sample color

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Paint Bucket [Keyboard Shortcut] G [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Fill color

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Hand [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Pan the artboard

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Tool Name] Zoom [Keyboard Shortcut] X [What You Can Do with It]

Output: Zoom in and out of artboard

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Savings Vehicle] 529 plans [Tax Issues] No tax paid on interest earned until distributions are made. Currently, distributions used for qualified educational expenses are tax-exempt. [Possible Contributors] No relationship or income-limitation test. Designated beneficiary. [Possible Uses]

Output: Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Coverdell accounts [Tax Issues] No tax paid on interest earned until distributions are made. Currently, distributions used for qualified educational expenses are tax-exempt. [Possible Contributors] No relationship test. Must satisfy income-limitation test. Designated beneficiary. [Possible Uses]

Output: Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Series EE and Series II savings bonds [Tax Issues] No tax paid on interest earned if redeemed bonds are used for qualified educational expenses. [Possible Contributors] Must satisfy relationship and income-limitation tests to qualify for tax-free treatment of interest upon redemption of bonds. Bond owner. [Possible Uses]

Output: Any expenses you choose. However, only the portion used for qualified educational expenses is tax-free.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Personal investment accounts [Tax Issues] Tax paid yearly on income earned within the account. No additional tax assessed when you take distributions for any reason. [Possible Contributors] You contribute to your own account or may make gifts into someone else's. Account owner. [Possible Uses]

Output: All expenses.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Trust accounts [Tax Issues] Tax paid yearly on income earned within the account. No additional tax assessed when you take distributions for any reason. [Possible Contributors] Trust grantor (the donor) only. In years in which distributions are made, person to whom the distribution is made. In all other years, the trust pays the tax. [Possible Uses]

Output: All expenses.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Retirement accounts [Tax Issues] Tax deferred until you take distributions. Early distributions may also be subject to an additional penalty. [Possible Contributors] Account owner only. Account owner. [Possible Uses]

Output: Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Home equity [Tax Issues] No tax owed if you refinance your house and use some or all of your equity to pay for college expenses. If you sell your house, you may be liable for a capital gains tax in some situations. [Possible Contributors] Anyone may buy you a house or make payments against an existing mortgage; generally, only the homeowner actually does. Homeowner. [Possible Uses]

Output: All expenses.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Description of Lola] able [-ER form] abler than Lulu [-EST form]

Output: ablest of all the budding scientists in her atom-splitting class

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] bald [-ER form] balder than an eagle [-EST form]

Output: baldest of the models

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] cute [-ER form] cuter than an elf [-EST form]

Output: cutest of all the assassins

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] dumb [-ER form] dumber than a sea slug [-EST form]

Output: dumbest of the congressional candidates

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] edgy [-ER form] edgier than caffeine [-EST form]

Output: edgiest of the atom splitters

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] friendly [-ER form] friendlier than a grizzly bear [-EST form]

Output: friendliest person on the block

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] glad [-ER form] gladder than the loser [-EST form]

Output: gladdest of all the lottery winners

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] heavy [-ER form] heavier than a "before" ad for a diet book [-EST form]

Output: heaviest of all the sumo wrestlers

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Description of Lola] itchy [-ER form] itchier than she was before she sat in poison ivy [-EST form]

Output: itchiest of all the patients in the skin clinic

How to Form Common Comparatives in English - For Dummies

Common Descriptions


Input: [Savings Vehicle] 529 plans [Tax Issues] No tax paid on interest earned until distributions are made. Currently, distributions used for qualified educational expenses are tax-exempt. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty. Designated beneficiary. [Possible Contributors]

Output: No relationship or income-limitation test.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Coverdell accounts [Tax Issues] No tax paid on interest earned until distributions are made. Currently, distributions used for qualified educational expenses are tax-exempt. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty. Designated beneficiary. [Possible Contributors]

Output: No relationship test. Must satisfy income-limitation test.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Series EE and Series II savings bonds [Tax Issues] No tax paid on interest earned if redeemed bonds are used for qualified educational expenses. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, only the portion used for qualified educational expenses is tax-free. Bond owner. [Possible Contributors]

Output: Must satisfy relationship and income-limitation tests to qualify for tax-free treatment of interest upon redemption of bonds.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Personal investment accounts [Tax Issues] Tax paid yearly on income earned within the account. No additional tax assessed when you take distributions for any reason. [Possible Uses] All expenses. Account owner. [Possible Contributors]

Output: You contribute to your own account or may make gifts into someone else's.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Trust accounts [Tax Issues] Tax paid yearly on income earned within the account. No additional tax assessed when you take distributions for any reason. [Possible Uses] All expenses. In years in which distributions are made, person to whom the distribution is made. In all other years, the trust pays the tax. [Possible Contributors]

Output: Trust grantor (the donor) only.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Retirement accounts [Tax Issues] Tax deferred until you take distributions. Early distributions may also be subject to an additional penalty. [Possible Uses] Any expenses you choose. However, distributions used to pay for nonqualified expenses are subject to income tax on the earnings portion, plus a 10% penalty. Account owner. [Possible Contributors]

Output: Account owner only.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Savings Vehicle] Home equity [Tax Issues] No tax owed if you refinance your house and use some or all of your equity to pay for college expenses. If you sell your house, you may be liable for a capital gains tax in some situations. [Possible Uses] All expenses. Homeowner. [Possible Contributors]

Output: Anyone may buy you a house or make payments against an existing mortgage; generally, only the homeowner actually does.

Available College Savings Plans - For Dummies


Input: [Soy Product] Meat substitutes [Description]

Output: Meat alternatives made from soy protein, tofu, and other ingredients.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Miso [Description]

Output: A rich, salty East Asian condiment. This savory paste is made from soybeans, a grain (usually rice), and salt. It’s combined with a mold culture and aged for at least one year.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Soy cheese [Description]

Output: A substitute for dairy cheese that comes in many different forms comparable to dairy cheeses.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Soy mayonnaise [Description]

Output: Several brands of soy-based mayonnaise are available at natural foods stores.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Soymilk [Description]

Output: A beverage made from soaked, ground, and strained soybeans.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Soy sauce [Description]

Output: A rich, salty, dark brown liquid condiment made from fermented soybeans.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Soy yogurt [Description]

Output: Made from soy milk.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Tamari [Description]

Output: A type of soy sauce; a byproduct of the production of miso.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Tempeh [Description]

Output: A traditional Indonesian soy food. It’s made from whole soybeans that have been mixed with a grain and a mold culture, fermented, and pressed into a block or cake.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Textured soy protein (TSP) or textured vegetable protein (TVP) [Description]

Output: A product made from textured soy flour. It’s usually sold in chunks or granules, and takes on a chewy, meat-like texture when rehydrated.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Soy Product] Tofu [Description]

Output: Soybean curd. Tofu is made in a process similar to cheese-making, using soymilk and a coagulant. It’s available in a variety of textures and densities.

The Different Types of Soy Foods - For Dummies

Common Types of Soy Foods


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+N [Command]

Output: New Document

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+O [Command]

Output: Open a Document

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+Shift+P [Command]

Output: Open Project Gallery

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+S [Command]

Output: Save

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+P [Command]

Output: Print

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+F [Command]

Output: Find

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+A [Command]

Output: Select All

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+Z [Command]

Output: Undo

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+Y [Command]

Output: Redo

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+shift+? [Command]

Output: Search Help

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Keyboard Shortcut] Apple key+M [Command]

Output: Minimize to Dock

Office 2008 for Mac For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] AAC/M4P [File Use] Play music with iTunes [Type]

Output: Audio

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] AVI [File Use] Play video clips on any PC with Windows Media Player [Type]

Output: Video

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] BMP [File Use] Store archive images on CD or DVD with Windows Paint [Type]

Output: Image

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] JPEG [File Use] Send photos through e-mail or display them on the web [Type]

Output: Image

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] MOV [File Use] Play video clips on PCs and Macs with Apple QuickTime Player [Type]

Output: Video

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] MP3 [File Use] Play music on your hard drive or MP3 player with Media Player [Type]

Output: Audio

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] MPEG [File Use] Play video clips on PCs, Macs, and Linux computers [Type]

Output: Video

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] PDF [File Use] Share and print high-quality electronic documents [Type]

Output: Document

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] PNG [File Use] Display images on a web page [Type]

Output: Image

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] RAR [File Use] Archive and compress multiple files into one file [Type]

Output: Archive

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] TIFF [File Use] Share files between PCs, Macs, and Linux computers [Type]

Output: Image

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] WAV [File Use] Add sound effects within Windows 8 [Type]

Output: Audio

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Name or Extension] ZIP [File Use] Archive and compress multiple files into one file [Type]

Output: Archive

PCs All-in-One For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Definition [Backgrounder] An in-depth look at the features and benefits of a certain product or service [Numbered List] A numbered set of tips, questions, answers, or points about some issue [Problem/Solution]

Output: A persuasive essay that uses facts and logic to present a new solution to a problem

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Audience [Backgrounder] B2B buyers near the bottom of the sales funnel [Numbered List] Anyone interested in the issue [Problem/Solution]

Output: B2B buyers near the top of the sales funnel; also analysts, bloggers, channel partners, and journalists

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Approach [Backgrounder] A factual description of the technical or business benefits of a product or service [Numbered List] A light and lively roundup of points or highlights about some issue [Problem/Solution]

Output: Useful information about an industry-wide problem that educates readers and positions your company as a trusted advisor

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] When to use [Backgrounder] To support your firm’s position as an undisputed leader in the field To support technical evaluations To support a product launch [Numbered List] To get attention with provocative views To cast FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) on competitors To nurture prospects through a complex sale [Problem/Solution]

Output: To generate leads To educate your market To build recognition for your company

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Length [Backgrounder] 8+ pages plus cover [Numbered List] 5 to 7+ pages plus cover [Problem/Solution]

Output: 8 to 12 pages plus cover

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Typical contents [Backgrounder] Introduction Features and benefits of each feature Conclusions and call to action About the company [Numbered List] Introduction Numbered points (between 3 and 9) Conclusions and call to action (optional) About the company (optional) [Problem/Solution]

Output: Executive summary Industry-wide problem Existing solutions and drawbacks New, improved solution Case study (optional) Buyer’s guide Conclusions and call to action About the company

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+S [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the Split Transaction window (so that you can use more than one category to describe a payment or deposit).

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Shift+Delete [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Cuts out the selected text in a field and moves it to the Windows Clipboard (so that you can paste it into some other field).

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Insert [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Copies the selected text in a field to the Windows Clipboard (so that you can paste it into some other field).

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Shift+Insert [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Pastes what's on the Clipboard into the selected field.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+P [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Prints the contents of the active window. (Well, almost always.)

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] F1 [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: For those times when you just have to say, Aaagh! Help! Help!

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] F11 [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Maximizes register view.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+O [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Lets you open another Quicken data file.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+G [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Go to date.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+K [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the financial calendar.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+B [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Puts you on the fast track to backing up your data.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+A [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the Accounts List window.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+W [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the Write Checks window.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+L [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the tag list.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+T [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the memorized Payees list.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+J [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the scheduled transactions list.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+U [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the Portfolio View window.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+V [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Allows you to void a transaction.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+Y [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the security list.

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Input: [Shortcut] Ctrl+H [Why You Want to Remember This]

Output: Displays the Find and Replace window.

Quicken 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] Habit, experience, and emotional cues provide shortcuts to making decisions. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: Information about brands and products drives purchase decisions.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] Feelings about products and brands are the main memories retrieved by consumers; facts are remembered sporadically and often incorrectly. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: Factual information can be retrieved by the consumer, completely and accurately.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] Preferences are rarely the products of careful logical analysis. More often, they’re inferred from the consumer’s behavior, rather than the other way around. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: Preferences are determined rationally. They’re clear, unambiguous, and enduring.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] Most purchase decisions are made spontaneously and without much conscious deliberation at the point of sale. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: A cost-benefit calculation is made to make a purchase decision at the point of sale.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] Product and brand preferences can be changed by changing the situation within which the consumer is shopping. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: Preferences can only be changed by presenting new information.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] Marketing and advertising primarily influence consumers in nonconscious ways. At a conscious level, consumers believe ads and marketing have no effect on them. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: Marketing and advertising communications are messages that deliver rational, logical arguments about brands and products.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Intuitive Consumer Model] The primary way that advertising influences the consumer is indirectly, through repetitive association of the advertised brand or product with positive themes and images. [The Rational Consumer Model]

Output: Marketing and communications influence consumers by providing logical arguments that are consciously remembered at the point of sale.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Stuff You Need] 4-pair CAT-5e UTP cabling [Quantity You Need]

Output: One run from wiring closet to each outlet

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Telephone Network


Input: [Stuff You Need] Modular wall outlets with female RJ-45 jacks [Quantity You Need]

Output: One per telephone extension

Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

Telephone Network


Input: [Stuff You Need] Telephone patch cords with male RJ-45 plugs [Quantity You Need]

Output: One per telephone extension

Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

Telephone Network


Input: [Stuff You Need] Telephone patch panel mounted in wiring closet [Quantity You Need]

Output: One

Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

Telephone Network


Input: [Stuff You Need] CAT-5e UTP cable to connect patch panel [Quantity You Need]

Output: One run per incoming line to incoming lines from telephone company NID

Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

Telephone Network


Input: [Stuff You Need] Key Service Unit (KSU) (optional) [Quantity You Need]

Output: One

Smart Homes For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

Telephone Network


Input: [Abbreviation] approx [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: approximately

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] beg [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: begin(ning)

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] bet [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: between

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] blp [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: back loop only

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] BP [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: back post

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] CC [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: contrast color

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] ch [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: chain

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] dc [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: double crochet

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] dec [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: decrease(s)(d)(ing)

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] dtr [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: double triple crochet

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] flp [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: front loop only

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] foll [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: follow(ing)

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] FP [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: front post

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] hdc [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: half double crochet

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] inc [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: increase(s)(d)(ing)

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] MC [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: main color

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] pat [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: pattern

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] rem [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: remaining

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] rep [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: repeat

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] rib [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: ribbing

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] RS [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: right side

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] sc [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: single crochet

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] sl st [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: slip stitch

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] st(s) [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: stitch(es)

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] tog [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: together

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] tr [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: triple crochet

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] WS [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: wrong side

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Abbreviation] yo [Spelled-Out Term]

Output: yarn over hook

How to Read Crochet Abbreviations - For Dummies

Common Crochet Abbreviations


Input: [Step] 5.1 [What] Creates 1- or 2-page draft executive summary [Who]

Output: Writer

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 5.2 [What] Sends draft executive summary to client [Who]

Output: Writer

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 5.3 [What] Circulates draft executive summary to all reviewers with deadline for comments [Who]

Output: Client

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 5.4 [What] Comment on executive summary [Who]

Output: Reviewers

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 5.5 [What] Gathers all comments and resolves any differences [Who]

Output: Client

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 5.6 [What] Refines executive summary to incorporate comments [Who]

Output: Writer

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 5.7 [What] Repeat steps 5.2 through 5.6 until all reviewers are satisfied with executive summary [Who]

Output: All

How to Prepare an Executive Summary for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Artistic→Colored Pencil [Color(s)] Background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Graphic Pen

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Artistic→Neon Glow [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Halftone Pattern

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Brush Strokes→Accented Edges [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Note Paper

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Distort→Diffuse Glow [Color(s)] Background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Photocopy

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Render→Clouds [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Plaster

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Render→Fibers [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Reticulation

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Bas Relief [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Stamp

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Chalk & Charcoal [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground + background [Filter_2]

Output: Sketch→Torn Edges

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Filter] Sketch→Conte Crayon [Color(s)] Foreground + background [Color(s)_3] Foreground [Filter_2]

Output: Texture→Stained Glass

Photoshop CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Select paths and objects [Keyboard Shortcut] V or 0 [Tool Name]

Output: Pointer

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Adjust paths, much as you do with the Direct Select tool in Illustrator and Photoshop [Keyboard Shortcut] A or 1 [Tool Name]

Output: Subselection

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Scale objects or selections [Keyboard Shortcut] Q [Tool Name]

Output: Scale

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Crop images [Keyboard Shortcut] C [Tool Name]

Output: Crop

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Make rectangular selections [Keyboard Shortcut] M [Tool Name]

Output: Marquee

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Make freeform selections [Keyboard Shortcut] L [Tool Name]

Output: Lasso

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Select similar colors [Keyboard Shortcut] W [Tool Name]

Output: Magic Wand

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Paint on image [Keyboard Shortcut] B (toggle with Pencil) [Tool Name]

Output: Brush

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Draw bitmap paths [Keyboard Shortcut] B (toggle with Brush) [Tool Name]

Output: Pencil

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Erase bitmap data [Keyboard Shortcut] E [Tool Name]

Output: Eraser

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Blur image [Keyboard Shortcut] R [Tool Name]

Output: Blur

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Clone image data [Keyboard Shortcut] S [Tool Name]

Output: Rubber Stamp

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create vector lines [Keyboard Shortcut] N [Tool Name]

Output: Line

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create Bézier paths [Keyboard Shortcut] P [Tool Name]

Output: Pen

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create vector shapes [Keyboard Shortcut] U [Tool Name]

Output: Rectangle

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create text [Keyboard Shortcut] T [Tool Name]

Output: Type

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create freeform paths [Keyboard Shortcut] O [Tool Name]

Output: Freeform

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Cut paths [Keyboard Shortcut] Y [Tool Name]

Output: Knife

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create image map hotspots [Keyboard Shortcut] J [Tool Name]

Output: Rectangle Hotspot

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Create slices for tables or CSS [Keyboard Shortcut] K [Tool Name]

Output: Slice

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Hide slices and image map hotspots [Keyboard Shortcut] 2 [Tool Name]

Output: Hide Slices and Hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Display slices and image map hotspots [Keyboard Shortcut] 2 [Tool Name]

Output: Show Slices and Hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Sample color [Keyboard Shortcut] I [Tool Name]

Output: Eyedropper

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Fill color [Keyboard Shortcut] G [Tool Name]

Output: Paint Bucket

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Pan the artboard [Tool Name]

Output: Hand

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [What You Can Do with It] Zoom in and out of artboard [Keyboard Shortcut] X [Tool Name]

Output: Zoom

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


Input: [Characteristic] Definition [Backgrounder] An in-depth look at the features and benefits of a certain product or service [Numbered List] A numbered set of tips, questions, answers, or points about some issue [Problem/Solution]

Output: A persuasive essay that uses facts and logic to present a new solution to a problem

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Audience [Backgrounder] B2B buyers near the bottom of the sales funnel [Numbered List] Anyone interested in the issue [Problem/Solution]

Output: B2B buyers near the top of the sales funnel; also analysts, bloggers, channel partners, and journalists

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Approach [Backgrounder] A factual description of the technical or business benefits of a product or service [Numbered List] A light and lively roundup of points or highlights about some issue [Problem/Solution]

Output: Useful information about an industry-wide problem that educates readers and positions your company as a trusted advisor

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] When to use [Backgrounder] To support your firm’s position as an undisputed leader in the field To support technical evaluations To support a product launch [Numbered List] To get attention with provocative views To cast FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) on competitors To nurture prospects through a complex sale [Problem/Solution]

Output: To generate leads To educate your market To build recognition for your company

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Length [Backgrounder] 8+ pages plus cover [Numbered List] 5 to 7+ pages plus cover [Problem/Solution]

Output: 8 to 12 pages plus cover

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Typical contents [Backgrounder] Introduction Features and benefits of each feature Conclusions and call to action About the company [Numbered List] Introduction Numbered points (between 3 and 9) Conclusions and call to action (optional) About the company (optional) [Problem/Solution]

Output: Executive summary Industry-wide problem Existing solutions and drawbacks New, improved solution Case study (optional) Buyer’s guide Conclusions and call to action About the company

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [0] Priced, bought, and sold throughout the day? [1] Yes [2]

Output: No

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Offer some investment diversification? [1] Yes [2]

Output: Yes

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Is there a minimum investment? [1] No [2]

Output: Yes

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Purchased through a broker or online brokerage? [1] Yes [2]

Output: Yes

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Do you pay a fee or commission to make a trade? [1] Often [2]

Output: Sometimes

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Can you buy/sell options? [1] Yes [2]

Output: No

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Indexed (passively managed)? [1] Typically [2]

Output: Atypically

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] Can you make money or lose money? [1] Yes [2]

Output: Yes

Exchange-Traded Funds For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Bullion coins and bars Market, physical [Relative risk level]

Output: Low

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Numismatic and collectible Fraud, physical [Relative risk level]

Output: Medium

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Major mining companies Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Low-medium

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Midsize mining companies Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Medium-high

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Junior mining companies Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: High

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Mutual funds Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Low

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Exchange traded funds Market, political [Relative risk level]

Output: Low-medium

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Futures Market, exchange [Relative risk level]

Output: Highest

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Options: covered call writing Market [Relative risk level]

Output: Low

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Type] Options: buying calls and puts Market [Relative risk level]

Output: High

Precious Metals Investing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -algia [Suffix_2] -ostomy [Meaning_3] Opening [Meaning]

Output: Pain

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -asis [Suffix_2] -pathy [Meaning_3] Disease [Meaning]

Output: Condition or state of

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -cide [Suffix_2] -penia [Meaning_3] Deficiency [Meaning]

Output: Destroy

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -coele [Suffix_2] -pexy [Meaning_3] Fixation [Meaning]

Output: Swelling or cavity

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -desis [Suffix_2] -phasia [Meaning_3] Speaking [Meaning]

Output: Bind together

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -ectomy [Suffix_2] -pheresis [Meaning_3] Removal [Meaning]

Output: Surgical removal

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -emia [Suffix_2] -plasia [Meaning_3] Formation or development [Meaning]

Output: Blood condition

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -genic [Suffix_2] -plasty [Meaning_3] Surgical repair [Meaning]

Output: Producing

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -gram [Suffix_2] -rhaphy [Meaning_3] Surgical suture repair [Meaning]

Output: A recording

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -graph [Suffix_2] -scopy [Meaning_3] Use of an instrument for viewing [Meaning]

Output: A recording instrument

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -ia [Suffix_2] -stenosis [Meaning_3] Narrowing [Meaning]

Output: Abnormal state

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -itis [Suffix_2] -stomy [Meaning_3] Opening [Meaning]

Output: Inflammation

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -lysis [Suffix_2] -tomy [Meaning_3] Cutting operation [Meaning]

Output: Destruction

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -malacia [Suffix_2] -version [Meaning_3] Turning [Meaning]

Output: Softening

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -otomy [Meaning]

Output: Surgical opening

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -algia [Meaning] Pain [Suffix_2] -ostomy [Meaning_3]

Output: Opening

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -asis [Meaning] Condition or state of [Suffix_2] -pathy [Meaning_3]

Output: Disease

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -cide [Meaning] Destroy [Suffix_2] -penia [Meaning_3]

Output: Deficiency

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -coele [Meaning] Swelling or cavity [Suffix_2] -pexy [Meaning_3]

Output: Fixation

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -desis [Meaning] Bind together [Suffix_2] -phasia [Meaning_3]

Output: Speaking

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -ectomy [Meaning] Surgical removal [Suffix_2] -pheresis [Meaning_3]

Output: Removal

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -emia [Meaning] Blood condition [Suffix_2] -plasia [Meaning_3]

Output: Formation or development

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -genic [Meaning] Producing [Suffix_2] -plasty [Meaning_3]

Output: Surgical repair

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -gram [Meaning] A recording [Suffix_2] -rhaphy [Meaning_3]

Output: Surgical suture repair

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -graph [Meaning] A recording instrument [Suffix_2] -scopy [Meaning_3]

Output: Use of an instrument for viewing

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -ia [Meaning] Abnormal state [Suffix_2] -stenosis [Meaning_3]

Output: Narrowing

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -itis [Meaning] Inflammation [Suffix_2] -stomy [Meaning_3]

Output: Opening

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -lysis [Meaning] Destruction [Suffix_2] -tomy [Meaning_3]

Output: Cutting operation

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [Suffix] -malacia [Meaning] Softening [Suffix_2] -version [Meaning_3]

Output: Turning

Suffixes Used in Medical Coding/Billing - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] Information about brands and products drives purchase decisions. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: Habit, experience, and emotional cues provide shortcuts to making decisions.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] Factual information can be retrieved by the consumer, completely and accurately. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: Feelings about products and brands are the main memories retrieved by consumers; facts are remembered sporadically and often incorrectly.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] Preferences are determined rationally. They’re clear, unambiguous, and enduring. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: Preferences are rarely the products of careful logical analysis. More often, they’re inferred from the consumer’s behavior, rather than the other way around.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] A cost-benefit calculation is made to make a purchase decision at the point of sale. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: Most purchase decisions are made spontaneously and without much conscious deliberation at the point of sale.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] Preferences can only be changed by presenting new information. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: Product and brand preferences can be changed by changing the situation within which the consumer is shopping.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] Marketing and advertising communications are messages that deliver rational, logical arguments about brands and products. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: Marketing and advertising primarily influence consumers in nonconscious ways. At a conscious level, consumers believe ads and marketing have no effect on them.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [The Rational Consumer Model] Marketing and communications influence consumers by providing logical arguments that are consciously remembered at the point of sale. [The Intuitive Consumer Model]

Output: The primary way that advertising influences the consumer is indirectly, through repetitive association of the advertised brand or product with positive themes and images.

Neuromarketing For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+A [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the Chart of Accounts window

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+C [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Copies your selection to the Clipboard

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+F [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the Find window

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+G [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Goes to the other side of a transfer transaction

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+I [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the Create Invoice window

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+J [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the Customer:Job List window

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+M [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Memorizes a transaction

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+N [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Creates a new where is whatever is active at the time

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+P [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Almost always prints the currently active register, list, or form

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+Q [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Creates and displays a QuickReport on the selected transaction

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+R [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the Register window

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Crtl+T [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the memorized transaction list

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+V [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Pastes the contents of the Clipboard

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+W [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Displays the Write Checks window

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+X [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Moves your selection to the Clipboard

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+Z [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Undoes your last action — usually

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+Ins [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Inserts a line into a list of items or expenses

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Press This PC Shortcut] Ctrl+Del [QuickBooks Does This]

Output: Deletes the selected line from a list of items or expenses

Keyboard Shortcuts for QuickBooks 2009 - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Definition [Numbered List] A numbered set of tips, questions, answers, or points about some issue [Problem/Solution] A persuasive essay that uses facts and logic to present a new solution to a problem [Backgrounder]

Output: An in-depth look at the features and benefits of a certain product or service

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Audience [Numbered List] Anyone interested in the issue [Problem/Solution] B2B buyers near the top of the sales funnel; also analysts, bloggers, channel partners, and journalists [Backgrounder]

Output: B2B buyers near the bottom of the sales funnel

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Approach [Numbered List] A light and lively roundup of points or highlights about some issue [Problem/Solution] Useful information about an industry-wide problem that educates readers and positions your company as a trusted advisor [Backgrounder]

Output: A factual description of the technical or business benefits of a product or service

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] When to use [Numbered List] To get attention with provocative views To cast FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) on competitors To nurture prospects through a complex sale [Problem/Solution] To generate leads To educate your market To build recognition for your company [Backgrounder]

Output: To support your firm’s position as an undisputed leader in the field To support technical evaluations To support a product launch

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Length [Numbered List] 5 to 7+ pages plus cover [Problem/Solution] 8 to 12 pages plus cover [Backgrounder]

Output: 8+ pages plus cover

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Typical contents [Numbered List] Introduction Numbered points (between 3 and 9) Conclusions and call to action (optional) About the company (optional) [Problem/Solution] Executive summary Industry-wide problem Existing solutions and drawbacks New, improved solution Case study (optional) Buyer’s guide Conclusions and call to action About the company [Backgrounder]

Output: Introduction Features and benefits of each feature Conclusions and call to action About the company

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] Company Name [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: Company Name

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Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] Account Number [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: Account Number

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Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] Customer Service # [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: PIC Freeze (Yes / No)

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Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] Cust Svc Escalation # [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: Customer Service #

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Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] Provisioning Contact [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: Provisioning Contact

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Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] Provisioning Phone # [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: Provisioning Phone #

Information to Record about Your Telecom Carriers - For Dummies


Input: [Info on Long Distance Carrier] PIC Code [Info on Local Carrier]

Output: Features

Information to Record about Your Telecom Carriers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Definition [Numbered List] A numbered set of tips, questions, answers, or points about some issue [Problem/Solution] A persuasive essay that uses facts and logic to present a new solution to a problem [Backgrounder]

Output: An in-depth look at the features and benefits of a certain product or service

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Audience [Numbered List] Anyone interested in the issue [Problem/Solution] B2B buyers near the top of the sales funnel; also analysts, bloggers, channel partners, and journalists [Backgrounder]

Output: B2B buyers near the bottom of the sales funnel

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Approach [Numbered List] A light and lively roundup of points or highlights about some issue [Problem/Solution] Useful information about an industry-wide problem that educates readers and positions your company as a trusted advisor [Backgrounder]

Output: A factual description of the technical or business benefits of a product or service

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] When to use [Numbered List] To get attention with provocative views To cast FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) on competitors To nurture prospects through a complex sale [Problem/Solution] To generate leads To educate your market To build recognition for your company [Backgrounder]

Output: To support your firm’s position as an undisputed leader in the field To support technical evaluations To support a product launch

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies


Input: [Characteristic] Length [Numbered List] 5 to 7+ pages plus cover [Problem/Solution] 8 to 12 pages plus cover [Backgrounder]

Output: 8+ pages plus cover

Defining the Three Main Types of White Papers - For Dummies