Input: [Shortcut Key] P [Tool]

Output: Push/Pull

Google SketchUp 8 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] O [Tool]

Output: Offset

Google SketchUp 8 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Q [Tool]

Output: Rotate

Google SketchUp 8 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] S [Tool]

Output: Scale

Google SketchUp 8 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Shift+Z [Tool]

Output: Zoom Extents

Google SketchUp 8 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] B [Tool]

Output: Paint Bucket

Google SketchUp 8 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Utilities, Applications [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Accessories

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Option key [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Alt key

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Command key [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Control key

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] System Preferences [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Control panel

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] System Information [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Device Manager

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Quit [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Exit

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Dashboard widgets [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Gadgets

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Pictures folder [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: My Pictures/Pictures

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Applications folder [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Program Files

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Get Info [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Properties

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Trash [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Recycle Bin

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Alias [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Shortcut

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Dock [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Start menu and taskbar

Mac versus Windows Terminology - For Dummies


Input: [Mac Term] Finder [Rough Windows Equivalent]

Output: Windows Explorer

Mac versus Windows Terminology - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - 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.

Using Brain Science for Marketing - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HVP [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Paste→Paste [Function]

Output: Pastes the currently cut or copied cell selection or graphic objects in the worksheet

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HX [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Cut [Function]

Output: Cuts the cell selection or selected graphic objects out of the workbook and places them on the Windows Clipboard

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Copy [Function]

Output: Copies the cell selection or selected graphic objects to the Windows Clipboard

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HFP [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Format Painter [Function]

Output: Activates the Format Painter

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HFO [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clipboard Dialog Box Launcher [Function]

Output: Displays and hides the Clipboard task pane

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HII [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Cells [Function]

Output: Opens Insert dialog box so you can indicate the direction in which to shift existing cells to make room for the ones being inserted

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HIR [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Sheet Rows [Function]

Output: Inserts blank rows equal to the number of rows in the cell selection

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HIC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Sheet Columns [Function]

Output: Inserts blank columns equal to the number of columns in the cell selection

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HIS [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Sheet [Function]

Output: Inserts a new worksheet in the workbook

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HDD [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Delete Cells [Function]

Output: Opens Delete dialog box so you can indicate the direction in which to shift existing cells to replace the ones being deleted

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HDR [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Delete Sheet Rows [Function]

Output: Deletes rows equal to the number of rows in the cell selection

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HDC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Delete Sheet Columns [Function]

Output: Deletes columns equal to the number of columns in the cell selection

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HDS [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Sheet [Function]

Output: Deletes the current worksheet after warning you of data loss if the sheet contains cell entries

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HEA [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear All [Function]

Output: Clears the contents, formatting, and comments from the cell selection

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HEF [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Formats [Function]

Output: Clears the formatting of the cell selection without removing the contents and comments

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HEC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Contents [Function]

Output: Clears the contents of the cell selection without removing the formatting and comments

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HEM [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Comments [Function]

Output: Clears all comments in the cell selection without removing the formatting and contents

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Key] Alt+HEL [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Hyperlinks [Function]

Output: Clears all hyperlinks in the cell selection without removing the formatting and contents

Hot Keys for Excel 2010 Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Alt + left Shift [To Do This . . .]

Output: Turn on Num lock

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Alt + right Shift [To Do This . . .]

Output: Turn on Cap lock

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Shift [To Do This . . .]

Output: Turn off Num or Cap lock

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] T [To Do This . . .]

Output: Go to top of a page or list

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


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

Output: Go to bottom of a page or list

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Space twice [To Do This . . .]

Output: Insert period

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Press and hold letter [To Do This . . .]

Output: Capitalize letter

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Space [To Do This . . .]

Output: Insert @ or period for e-mail address

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Hold letter and scroll trackball left or right [To Do This . . .]

Output: Type accented or special character

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [. . . Use This Shortcut] Alt + enter [To Do This . . .]

Output: Switch between input language

Typing Shortcuts for the BlackBerry Bold - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HVP [Function] Pastes the currently cut or copied cell selection or graphic objects in the worksheet [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Paste | Paste

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HX [Function] Cuts the cell selection or selected graphic objects out of the workbook and places them on the Windows Clipboard [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Cut

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HC [Function] Copies the cell selection or selected graphic objects to the Windows Clipboard [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Copy

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FP [Function] Activates the Format Painter [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Format Painter

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+FO [Function] Displays and hides the Clipboard task pane [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Clipboard Dialog Box Launcher

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HII [Function] Opens Insert dialog box so you can indicate the direction in which to shift existing cells to make room for the ones being inserted [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Insert | Insert Cells

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HIR [Function] Inserts blank rows equal to the number of rows in the cell selection [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Insert | Insert Sheet Rows

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HIC [Function] Inserts blank columns equal to the number of columns in the cell selection [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Insert | Insert Sheet Columns

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HIS [Function] Inserts a new worksheet in the workbook [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Insert | Insert Sheet

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDD [Function] Opens Delete dialog box so you can indicate the direction in which to shift existing cells to replace the ones being deleted [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Delete | Delete Cells

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDR [Function] Deletes rows equal to the number of rows in the cell selection [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Delete | Sheet Rows

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDC [Function] Deletes columns equal to the number of columns in the cell selection [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Delete | Sheet Columns

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDS [Function] Deletes the current worksheet after warning you of data loss if the sheet contains cell entries [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Delete | Sheet

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEA [Function] Clears the contents, formatting, and comments from the cell selection [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Clear | Clear All

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEF [Function] Clears the formatting of the cell selection without removing the contents and comments [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Clear | Clear Formats

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEC [Function] Clears the contents of the cell selection without removing the formatting and comments [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Clear | Clear Contents

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEM [Function] Clears all comments in the cell selection without removing the formatting and contents [Excel Ribbon Command]

Output: Home | Clear | Clear Comments

Excel 2007 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Manage user accounts through a command-line tool [Name]

Output: Net accounts

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Add or delete computers in a domain database [Name]

Output: Net computer

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Access all Net command help files [Name]

Output: Net help

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Explain Windows Net error messages [Name]

Output: Net helpmsg

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] View or control print jobs [Name]

Output: Net print

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Send messages to other computers or users on a network [Name]

Output: Net send

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Display, create, or delete network shares [Name]

Output: Net share

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] Connect or disconnect a computer from a share by name [Name]

Output: Net use

Important Windows Server 2003 Net Commands - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Touch the screen. [Action]

Output: Touch

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Touch the screen twice in the same location. [Action]

Output: Double-tap

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Touch a spot on the screen and keep your finger down. [Action]

Output: Long-press

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Touch a spot on the screen, and drag your finger left, right, up, or down. [Action]

Output: Swipe

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Do the same thing as a swipe (except faster). [Action]

Output: Flick

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Use two fingers to touch the screen, and bring both fingers together as you continue to touch the screen. [Action]

Output: Pinch

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [How to Do It] Use two fingers close together, and then spread them apart, touching the screen as you spread them. [Action]

Output: Spread

Droid X Touchscreen Operations - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] About [Description]

Output: Get information about downloaded content, apps, memory, the iPhone serial number and model, your Wi-Fi and Bluetooth addresses, support information, and legal and regulatory jargon.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Software Update [Description]

Output: Use this setting to check for available updates to iOS via iCloud.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Siri [Description]

Output: Turn the Siri personal assistant feature on or off, turn the "Hey, Siri" hands-free mode on or off, set the language, voice gender, and Contacts card to be used, and choose whether Voice Feedback always on or on only when in hands-free mode.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Spotlight Search [Description]

Output: Access settings for what types of content the iPhone Spotlight Search feature returns in search results.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Handoff & Suggested Apps [Description]

Output: Activate the Handoff feature, which allows you to start an activity such as composing an email on one iOS device and picking up where you left off on another compatible iOS device or Mac.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Accessibility [Description]

Output: Set features for using an iPhone for people with visual, hearing, or dexterity challenges.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Usage [Description]

Output: Check the items that are backed up to iCloud, manage local storage used by apps, and buy additional storage. Also turn on the display in the status bar for indicating the percentage of your battery power available and get battery usage information.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Background App Refresh [Description]

Output: Turning this on allows apps that you specify to refresh their content when you're accessing a Wi-Fi or cellular connection. Turning these off can save on battery life.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Auto-Lock [Description]

Output: Set the amount of time for inactivity at which iPhone automatically locks the screen.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Restrictions [Description]

Output: Set restrictions on Safari and iTunes, as well as restrict installation of applications and location services. Specify allowed content for music, podcasts, movies, TV shows, and apps.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Date & Time [Description]

Output: Choose 24-hour time and a time zone and set the correct date and time.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Keyboard [Description]

Output: Set keyboard correction features such as Auto-Capitalization and Check Spelling.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Language & Region [Description]

Output: Specify the language for onscreen information and keyboards. Choose a region format for date, time, currency, and phone numbers.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] iTunes Wi-Fi Sync [Description]

Output: Sync wirelessly with a copy of iTunes on a nearby computer when connected to a Wi-Fi network.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] VPN [Description]

Output: Configure and turn on and off virtual private networks (VPN).

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Reset [Description]

Output: Reset all settings or selected settings, such as network or keyboard, to factory defaults.

iPhone For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Reading Comprehension [Content]

Output: Passages and question sets that test your ability to understand and interpret what you read

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Input: [Element] Grammar and Spelling [Content]

Output: Questions that test your grammar and spelling skills and your ability to choose a sentence that's clear, accurate, and complete

Police Officer Exam For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Observation and Memory [Content]

Output: Photographs that you have to study for a set amount of time and then answer questions about from memory; information-ordering questions, questions requiring you to visualize direction and placement, and questions about maps

Police Officer Exam For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Incident Reports [Content]

Output: Multiple-choice and open-ended questions about incident reports

Police Officer Exam For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Mathematics [Content]

Output: Basic mathematics, including solving problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, and determining percentages and averages

Police Officer Exam For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Essays [Content]

Output: Writing an essay in response to a written prompt

Police Officer Exam For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Personal History Statement [Content]

Output: Answering questions about your education and work experiences

Police Officer Exam For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Chart of Accounts window

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Copies your selection to the Clipboard

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Find window

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Goes to the other side of a transfer transaction

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Create Invoice window

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Customer:Job List window

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Memorizes a transaction

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Creates and displays a QuickReport on the selected transaction

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Register window

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the memorized transaction list

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Pastes the contents of the Clipboard

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Write Checks window

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Moves your selection to the Clipboard

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Undoes your last action — usually

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

QuickBooks 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] A crowded commute [Modified Stressor]

Output: Leaving home earlier or later

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] Constant lateness [Modified Stressor]

Output: Learning time-management skills

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] Conflict with relatives [Modified Stressor]

Output: Spending less time with them

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] Anger about your golf game [Modified Stressor]

Output: Taking some golf lessons

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] A cluttered home [Modified Stressor]

Output: Becoming better organized

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] Dissatisfaction with your job [Modified Stressor]

Output: Looking for another job

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] High credit-card bills [Modified Stressor]

Output: Spending less

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] Missed deadlines [Modified Stressor]

Output: Starting projects sooner

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Potential Stressor] Angst about the subway [Modified Stressor]

Output: Taking the bus

Manage Your Stress: A Three-Pronged Approach - For Dummies


Input: [Conventional Bonds] Bonds don’t give the investor a share of ownership in the asset, project, business, or joint venture they support. They’re a debt obligation from the issuer to the bond holder. [Sukuk] Sukuk give the investor partial ownership in the asset on which the sukuk are based. [0]

Output: Asset ownership

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies

Distinguishing Sukuk from Conventional Bonds


Input: [Conventional Bonds] Generally, bonds can be used to finance any asset, project, business, or joint venture that complies with local legislation. [Sukuk] The asset on which sukuk are based must be sharia-compliant. [0]

Output: Investment criteria

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [Conventional Bonds] Each bond represents a share of debt. [Sukuk] Each sukuk represents a share of the underlying asset. [0]

Output: Issue unit

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [Conventional Bonds] The face value of a bond price is based on the issuer’s credit worthiness (including its rating). [Sukuk] The face value of sukuk is based on the market value of the underlying asset. [0]

Output: Issue price

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [Conventional Bonds] Bond holders receive regularly scheduled (and often fixed rate) interest payments for the life of the bond, and their principal is guaranteed to be returned at the bond’s maturity date. [Sukuk] Sukuk holders receive a share of profits from the underlying asset (and accept a share of any loss incurred). [0]

Output: Investment rewards and risks

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [Conventional Bonds] Bond holders generally aren’t affected by costs related to the asset, project, business, or joint venture they support. The performance of the underlying asset doesn’t affect investor rewards. [Sukuk] Sukuk holders are affected by costs related to the underlying asset. Higher costs may translate to lower investor profits and vice versa. [0]

Output: Effects of costs

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Woobox [For Which Platform(s)] Facebook [Description]

Output: Easily add apps to your Facebook Page that you can edit for free; also has a paid version.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Shortstack [For Which Platform(s)] Facebook [Description]

Output: Add multiple apps to multiple Facebook Pages starting at $30 per month after the more limited free level.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] WiseStamp [For Which Platform(s)] E-mail [Description]

Output: Add social media links or graphics to your e-mail signature file.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Constant Contact [For Which Platform(s)] E-mail [Description]

Output: This popular e-mail marketing tool has tracking analytics.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] MailChimp [For Which Platform(s)] E-mail [Description]

Output: This popular e-mail marketing tool also has tracking analytics.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Disqus [For Which Platform(s)] Blog [Description]

Output: Add this social commenting tool to your Wordpress, Blogger, and Tumblr blog, or to one built on Drupal, to increase engagement.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Livefyre [For Which Platform(s)] Blog [Description]

Output: It features live, real-time commenting and an administrative tool to moderate comments and control spam.

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Facebook [Minimum Frequency] Daily [Ideal Frequency] Once or twice per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: Low

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] LinkedIn [Minimum Frequency] Daily [Ideal Frequency] Once or twice per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: Moderate

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Input: [Social Network] Google+ [Minimum Frequency] Daily [Ideal Frequency] Multiple times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: Moderate

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Input: [Social Network] Twitter [Minimum Frequency] Several times per day [Ideal Frequency] Multiple times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: High

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Pinterest [Minimum Frequency] Several times per day [Ideal Frequency] Multiple times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: High

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] YouTube [Minimum Frequency] Weekly [Ideal Frequency] Three or four times per week [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: Moderate

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Instagram [Minimum Frequency] A few times per week [Ideal Frequency] Daily or more often [Tolerance for Multiple Posts]

Output: Moderate

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Automatic [When to Use This Mode] Use when you're learning about your camera and photography or when you need to transfer the workload to the camera so you can relax and have fun. [Description]

Output: Point the camera, press the shutter button halfway to focus, and then press the shutter button fully to take the photo. Some cameras have more than one automatic mode, one of which will be Advanced.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Flash Off [When to Use This Mode] Use it when you want to be in Auto mode but can't turn off the flash. [Description]

Output: This mode is Auto without the flash. It may be called Auto (Flash Off) on your camera.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Portrait [When to Use This Mode] You're photographing people. [Description]

Output: Take photos with nicely blurred backgrounds and sharp subjects.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Landscape [When to Use This Mode] Photograph cityscapes as well as traditional shots of nature. [Description]

Output: Scenes full of scenery, processed to make the colors stand out.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Sports/Action [When to Use This Mode] Someone else is moving or you're moving. [Description]

Output: Optimized to photograph moving subjects with a fast shutter speed.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Macro/Close-up [When to Use This Mode] You need something close up. [Description]

Output: A close-up.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Other scenes [When to Use This Mode] Try them out in different scenarios. [Description]

Output: Your camera may have more scenes, such as Child, Sunset, Night View, Handheld Night, Twilight, or Night Portrait.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Specialty [When to Use This Mode] When you want to try high dynamic range (HDR). [Description]

Output: Many cameras now have some form of automatic HDR shooting mode. Some enable you to shoot multiple exposures. Sony cameras have Sweep Panorama and Continuous Advance modes.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Program Auto (P) [When to Use This Mode] When you want to point and shoot, but want to set up options like metering, drive mode, white balance, and so on. [Description]

Output: Program auto is like Auto mode, but you have much more control over the camera. Exposure is automatic. You can shift the program by changing which combination of aperture and shutter speed the camera uses in a given situation.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Shutter priority (S or Tv) [When to Use This Mode] Good for sports, action, and when you are moving. [Description]

Output: Set the shutter speed; the camera works around that to get the right exposure. In all other aspects, the camera is under your full control.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Aperture priority (A or Av) [When to Use This Mode] Good when you want to control the depth of field more directly. Good for portraits, landscapes, and close-ups. [Description]

Output: Set the aperture; the camera works around that to get the right exposure. In all other aspects, the camera is under your full control.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Manual exposure (M) [When to Use This Mode] You're ready for major responsibility. [Description]

Output: You're responsible for all exposure settings.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Bulb (B) [Description]

Output: This mode opens the shutter for as long as you hold down the Shutter button. If you don't have a B mode on your dial, you may access it by increasing your camera's shutter speed.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Open file [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+O [With the Mouse]

Output: Office→Open

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Input: [To Do This] Print current document [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+P [With the Mouse]

Output: Office→Print

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Input: [To Do This] Save your work [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+S [With the Mouse]

Output: Office→Save As Save button on Quick Access toolbar

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Input: [To Do This] Copy selection to the Clipboard [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+C [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Clipboard→Copy Right-click and choose Copy

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Input: [To Do This] Cut selection to Clipboard [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+X [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Clipboard→Cut Right-click and choose Cut

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Input: [To Do This] Paste selection to Clipboard [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+V [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Clipboard→Paste Right-click and choose Paste

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Input: [To Do This] Select all content [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+A [With the Mouse]

Output: Word or PowerPoint: Home→Editing→Select→Select All Excel: Click box at intersection of row numbers and column headers

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Left-align a paragraph [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+L [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Paragraph→Left Align

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Center a paragraph [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+E [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Paragraph→Center

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Right-align a paragraph [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+R [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Paragraph→Right Align

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Input: [To Do This] Make text bold [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+B [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Font→Bold Right-click and click the Bold button

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Input: [To Do This] Make text italicized [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+I [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Font→Italic Right-click and click the Italic button

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Open Find dialog box [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+F [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Editing→Find

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Open Replace dialog box [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+H [With the Mouse]

Output: Home→Editing→Replace

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Undo previous action [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+Z [With the Mouse]

Output: Undo button on Quick Access toolbar

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [To Do This] Redo previous Undo [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+Y [With the Mouse]

Output: Redo button on Quick Access toolbar

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Cuts the selected text or object

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

Output: Copies the selected text or object

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Pastes copied or cut text or object

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays help

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Undoes the previous action

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays a list of currently open applications

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Start Key menu

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays a search window

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays Charms bar and information panel

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays Settings charm panel

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays Windows 8 lockscreen

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Toggles between Start screen and Desktop

Laptops For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Easily add apps to your Facebook Page that you can edit for free; also has a paid version. [For Which Platform(s)] Facebook [Tool]

Output: Woobox

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Add multiple apps to multiple Facebook Pages starting at $30 per month after the more limited free level. [For Which Platform(s)] Facebook [Tool]

Output: Shortstack

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Add social media links or graphics to your e-mail signature file. [For Which Platform(s)] E-mail [Tool]

Output: WiseStamp

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] This popular e-mail marketing tool has tracking analytics. [For Which Platform(s)] E-mail [Tool]

Output: Constant Contact

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] This popular e-mail marketing tool also has tracking analytics. [For Which Platform(s)] E-mail [Tool]

Output: MailChimp

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] Add this social commenting tool to your Wordpress, Blogger, and Tumblr blog, or to one built on Drupal, to increase engagement. [For Which Platform(s)] Blog [Tool]

Output: Disqus

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Description] It features live, real-time commenting and an administrative tool to moderate comments and control spam. [For Which Platform(s)] Blog [Tool]

Output: Livefyre

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Facebook [Minimum Frequency] Daily [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Low [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Once or twice per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] LinkedIn [Minimum Frequency] Daily [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Once or twice per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Google+ [Minimum Frequency] Daily [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Multiple times per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Twitter [Minimum Frequency] Several times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] High [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Multiple times per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Pinterest [Minimum Frequency] Several times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] High [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Multiple times per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] YouTube [Minimum Frequency] Weekly [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Three or four times per week

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Instagram [Minimum Frequency] A few times per week [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Ideal Frequency]

Output: Daily or more often

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Use This Function] Asc, AscB, or AscW [To Do This]

Output: Convert a character into its ASCII, DBCS, or Unicode numeric value


Input: [Use This Function] Chr, ChrB, or ChrW [To Do This]

Output: Convert a number into its ASCII, DBCS, or Unicode character


Input: [Use This Function] CStr [To Do This]

Output: Convert any expression, including any supported data type, into a string


Input: [Use This Function] CVErr [To Do This]

Output: Create a user-defined error number for your program


Input: [Use This Function] Format [To Do This]

Output: Change an enumeration or other expression into formatted text


Input: [Use This Function] InputBox [To Do This]

Output: Get a single input from the program user


Input: [Use This Function] MsgBox [To Do This]

Output: Display a short message box onscreen


Input: [Use This Function] Str, Format, or CStr [To Do This]

Output: Convert a number into a string


Input: [Use This Function] Val, CByte, CCur, CDbl, CDec, CInt, CLng, or CSng [To Do This]

Output: Convert a string into a number


Input: [Windows] C [Mac OS] C [Command]

Output: Clipping

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Input: [Windows] O [Mac OS] O [Command]

Output: Ellipse

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Input: [Windows] M [Mac OS] M [Command]

Output: Rectangle

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Input: [Windows] R [Mac OS] R [Command]

Output: Rounded Rectangle

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Input: [Windows] V [Mac OS] V [Command]

Output: Selection

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Input: [Windows] T [Mac OS] T [Command]

Output: Text

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Input: [Windows] Q [Mac OS] Q [Command]

Output: Transform

Adobe Edge Animate CC For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

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Input: [0] Asset ownership [Conventional Bonds] Bonds don’t give the investor a share of ownership in the asset, project, business, or joint venture they support. They’re a debt obligation from the issuer to the bond holder. [Sukuk]

Output: Sukuk give the investor partial ownership in the asset on which the sukuk are based.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Investment criteria [Conventional Bonds] Generally, bonds can be used to finance any asset, project, business, or joint venture that complies with local legislation. [Sukuk]

Output: The asset on which sukuk are based must be sharia-compliant.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Issue unit [Conventional Bonds] Each bond represents a share of debt. [Sukuk]

Output: Each sukuk represents a share of the underlying asset.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Issue price [Conventional Bonds] The face value of a bond price is based on the issuer’s credit worthiness (including its rating). [Sukuk]

Output: The face value of sukuk is based on the market value of the underlying asset.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Investment rewards and risks [Conventional Bonds] Bond holders receive regularly scheduled (and often fixed rate) interest payments for the life of the bond, and their principal is guaranteed to be returned at the bond’s maturity date. [Sukuk]

Output: Sukuk holders receive a share of profits from the underlying asset (and accept a share of any loss incurred).

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Effects of costs [Conventional Bonds] Bond holders generally aren’t affected by costs related to the asset, project, business, or joint venture they support. The performance of the underlying asset doesn’t affect investor rewards. [Sukuk]

Output: Sukuk holders are affected by costs related to the underlying asset. Higher costs may translate to lower investor profits and vice versa.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - 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 #

Information to Record about Your Telecom Carriers - For Dummies


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

Output: Provisioning Contact

Information to Record about Your Telecom Carriers - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

Output: Turns automatic recalculation back on

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

Output: Turns on manual recalculation

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 Formula Commands - For Dummies


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

Output: Cuts the selected text or object

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Copies the selected text or object

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Pastes copied or cut text or object

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays help

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

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

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Undoes the previous action

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays a list of currently open applications

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

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

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays the Start Key menu

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays a search window

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays Charms bar and information panel

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays Settings charm panel

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays Windows 8 lockscreen

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


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

Output: Toggles between Start screen and Desktop

14 Common Windows Keystroke Shortcuts - For Dummies


Input: [Press] + [What Happens]

Output: Adds one day to the date shown

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Input: [Press] – [What Happens]

Output: Subtracts one day from the date shown

Quicken 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Press] t [What Happens]

Output: Changes the date to today's date

Quicken 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Press] y [What Happens]

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

Quicken 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Press] r [What Happens]

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

Quicken 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Press] m [What Happens]

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

Quicken 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Press] h [What Happens]

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

Quicken 2009 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Auto [Description]

Output: In this case, the camera applies the photo style (but not monochrome) it thinks is appropriate to the scene. Mileage may vary from photo to photo.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Standard [Description]

Output: The default setting, this option promises sharp images with good contrast and strong colors.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Portrait [Description]

Output: This mode reduces sharpening slightly (compared to Standard) to soften skin textures.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Landscape [Description]

Output: In a nod to traditions of landscape photography, this Picture Style emphasizes greens and blues and amps up color saturation and sharpness, resulting in bolder images.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Neutral [Description]

Output: Use the Neutral style if you want to edit your photos yourself. The colors are subdued but natural.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Faithful [Description]

Output: The Faithful style is designed to render colors as closely as possible to how your eye perceives them in the daylight.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] Monochrome [Description]

Output: This setting produces black-and-white photos. You can also apply four different filters (yellow, orange, red, and green) and four different toning effects (sepia, blue, purple, and green).

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


Input: [Style] User defined 1–3 [Description]

Output: You have three spaces in which to save your own styles. After you create them, select them here.

Canon EOS Mark III: Using Picture Styles - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

Output: Inserts a new window in the current workbook

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

Output: Hides the current worksheet window or workbook

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


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

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

Hot Keys for Common Excel 2013 View Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Automatic [Description] Point the camera, press the shutter button halfway to focus, and then press the shutter button fully to take the photo. Some cameras have more than one automatic mode, one of which will be Advanced. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Use when you're learning about your camera and photography or when you need to transfer the workload to the camera so you can relax and have fun.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Flash Off [Description] This mode is Auto without the flash. It may be called Auto (Flash Off) on your camera. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Use it when you want to be in Auto mode but can't turn off the flash.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Portrait [Description] Take photos with nicely blurred backgrounds and sharp subjects. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: You're photographing people.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Landscape [Description] Scenes full of scenery, processed to make the colors stand out. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Photograph cityscapes as well as traditional shots of nature.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Sports/Action [Description] Optimized to photograph moving subjects with a fast shutter speed. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Someone else is moving or you're moving.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Macro/Close-up [Description] A close-up. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: You need something close up.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Other scenes [Description] Your camera may have more scenes, such as Child, Sunset, Night View, Handheld Night, Twilight, or Night Portrait. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Try them out in different scenarios.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Specialty [Description] Many cameras now have some form of automatic HDR shooting mode. Some enable you to shoot multiple exposures. Sony cameras have Sweep Panorama and Continuous Advance modes. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: When you want to try high dynamic range (HDR).

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Program Auto (P) [Description] Program auto is like Auto mode, but you have much more control over the camera. Exposure is automatic. You can shift the program by changing which combination of aperture and shutter speed the camera uses in a given situation. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: When you want to point and shoot, but want to set up options like metering, drive mode, white balance, and so on.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Shutter priority (S or Tv) [Description] Set the shutter speed; the camera works around that to get the right exposure. In all other aspects, the camera is under your full control. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Good for sports, action, and when you are moving.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Aperture priority (A or Av) [Description] Set the aperture; the camera works around that to get the right exposure. In all other aspects, the camera is under your full control. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: Good when you want to control the depth of field more directly. Good for portraits, landscapes, and close-ups.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Name] Manual exposure (M) [Description] You're responsible for all exposure settings. [When to Use This Mode]

Output: You're ready for major responsibility.

Choosing a Shooting Mode on a dSLR - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HVP [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Paste→Paste [Function]

Output: Pastes the currently cut or copied cell selection or graphic objects in the worksheet

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HX [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Cut [Function]

Output: Cuts the cell selection or selected graphic objects out of the workbook and places them on the Windows Clipboard

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Copy [Function]

Output: Copies the cell selection or selected graphic objects to the Windows Clipboard

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HFP [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Format Painter [Function]

Output: Activates the Format Painter

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HFO [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clipboard Dialog Box Launcher [Function]

Output: Displays and hides the Clipboard task pane

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HII [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Cells [Function]

Output: Opens Insert dialog box so you can indicate the direction in which to shift existing cells to make room for the ones being inserted

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HIR [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Sheet Rows [Function]

Output: Inserts blank rows equal to the number of rows in the cell selection

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HIC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Sheet Columns [Function]

Output: Inserts blank columns equal to the number of columns in the cell selection

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HIS [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Insert→Insert Sheet [Function]

Output: Inserts a new worksheet in the workbook

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDD [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Delete Cells [Function]

Output: Opens Delete dialog box so you can indicate the direction in which to shift existing cells to replace the ones being deleted

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDR [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Sheet Rows [Function]

Output: Deletes rows equal to the number of rows in the cell selection

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Sheet Columns [Function]

Output: Deletes columns equal to the number of columns in the cell selection

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HDS [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Delete→Sheet [Function]

Output: Deletes the current worksheet after warning you of data loss if the sheet contains cell entries

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEA [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear All [Function]

Output: Clears the contents, formatting, and comments from the cell selection

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEF [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Formats [Function]

Output: Clears the formatting of the cell selection without removing the contents and comments

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEC [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Contents [Function]

Output: Clears the contents of the cell selection without removing the formatting and comments

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Hot Keys] Alt+HEM [Excel Ribbon Command] Home→Clear→Clear Comments [Function]

Output: Clears all comments in the cell selection without removing the formatting and contents

Excel 2010 Hot Keys for Editing Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Stuff You Need] 4-pair CAT-5e/6 UTP cabling [Quantity You Need]

Output: One run from wiring closet to each outlet (put extra runs in the home office and home theater/media room)

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


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

Output: One jack per computer or networked device, and one extra for your broadband modem

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


Input: [Stuff You Need] CAT-5e/6 UTP patch cords with male RJ-45 plugs [Quantity You Need]

Output: One patch cord per computer or network printer

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


Input: [Stuff You Need] CAT-5e/6 rated patch panel mounted in wiring closet [Quantity You Need]

Output: One (can be the same one that works with the phone network)

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


Input: [Stuff You Need] Home router/Ethernet switch [Quantity You Need]

Output: Minimum of one router/switch in your wiring closet (additional hubs can be installed at remote outlets to allow connection of several computers to a single outlet)

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


Input: [Stuff You Need] Wireless LAN access point (optional) [Quantity You Need]

Output: One or more in larger homes

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


Input: [Stuff You Need] Cable modem or DSL modem (optional) [Quantity You Need]

Output: One

Hardware You'll Need to Network Your Smart Home - For Dummies

Computer LAN


Input: [Tool] Woobox [Description] Easily add apps to your Facebook Page that you can edit for free; also has a paid version. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: Facebook

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Shortstack [Description] Add multiple apps to multiple Facebook Pages starting at $30 per month after the more limited free level. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: Facebook

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] WiseStamp [Description] Add social media links or graphics to your e-mail signature file. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: E-mail

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Constant Contact [Description] This popular e-mail marketing tool has tracking analytics. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: E-mail

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] MailChimp [Description] This popular e-mail marketing tool also has tracking analytics. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: E-mail

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Disqus [Description] Add this social commenting tool to your Wordpress, Blogger, and Tumblr blog, or to one built on Drupal, to increase engagement. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: Blog

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Livefyre [Description] It features live, real-time commenting and an administrative tool to moderate comments and control spam. [For Which Platform(s)]

Output: Blog

Tools to Enhance Your Social Media Engagement Efforts - For Dummies


Input: [0] Asset ownership [Sukuk] Sukuk give the investor partial ownership in the asset on which the sukuk are based. [Conventional Bonds]

Output: Bonds don’t give the investor a share of ownership in the asset, project, business, or joint venture they support. They’re a debt obligation from the issuer to the bond holder.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Investment criteria [Sukuk] The asset on which sukuk are based must be sharia-compliant. [Conventional Bonds]

Output: Generally, bonds can be used to finance any asset, project, business, or joint venture that complies with local legislation.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Issue unit [Sukuk] Each sukuk represents a share of the underlying asset. [Conventional Bonds]

Output: Each bond represents a share of debt.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Issue price [Sukuk] The face value of sukuk is based on the market value of the underlying asset. [Conventional Bonds]

Output: The face value of a bond price is based on the issuer’s credit worthiness (including its rating).

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Investment rewards and risks [Sukuk] Sukuk holders receive a share of profits from the underlying asset (and accept a share of any loss incurred). [Conventional Bonds]

Output: Bond holders receive regularly scheduled (and often fixed rate) interest payments for the life of the bond, and their principal is guaranteed to be returned at the bond’s maturity date.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [0] Effects of costs [Sukuk] Sukuk holders are affected by costs related to the underlying asset. Higher costs may translate to lower investor profits and vice versa. [Conventional Bonds]

Output: Bond holders generally aren’t affected by costs related to the asset, project, business, or joint venture they support. The performance of the underlying asset doesn’t affect investor rewards.

How Sukuk (Islamic Bonds) Differ from Conventional Bonds - For Dummies


Input: [Content] Passages and question sets that test your ability to understand and interpret what you read [Element]

Output: Reading Comprehension

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Content] Questions that test your grammar, spelling, and punctuation skills [Element]

Output: Verbal Expression

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Content] Maps, diagrams, or passages that you have to study for a set amount of time; questions that must be answered from memory [Element]

Output: Observation and Memory

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Content] Questions that test your ability to visualize and navigate using maps, floor plans, and illustrations [Element]

Output: Spatial Orientation

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Content] Questions that ask you to make decisions using good judgment and logical reasoning based on situations in scenarios or lists [Element]

Output: Reasoning and Judgment

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Content] High-school math, including algebra and geometry [Element]

Output: Mathematics

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Content] Questions about tools and simple machines [Element]

Output: Mechanical Aptitude

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - 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: [Option] -? or -help [Description]

Output: Lists standard options

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -classpath directories and archives [Description]

Output: Lists the directories or JAR or Zip archive files used to search for class files

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -client [Description]

Output: Runs the client virtual machine

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -cp [Description]

Output: Does the same thing as -classpath

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -D name=value [Description]

Output: Sets a system property

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -dsa or -disablesystemassertions [Description]

Output: Disables system assertions

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -ea classes or packages [Description]

Output: Enables assertions for the specified classes or packages

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -ea or -enableassertions [Description]

Output: Enables the assert command

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -esa or -enablesystemassertions [Description]

Output: Enables system assertions

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -server [Description]

Output: Runs the server virtual machine, which is optimized for server systems

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -showversion [Description]

Output: Displays the JRE version number and then continues

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -verbose [Description]

Output: Enables verbose output, which displays more comprehensive messages

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -version [Description]

Output: Displays the JRE version number and then stops

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


Input: [Option] -X [Description]

Output: Lists nonstandard options

How to Use the java Command - For Dummies


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

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

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Highlights a word or edits an embedded object

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Highlights a paragraph

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

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

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Scrolls a document up or down

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Displays a shortcut pop-up menu

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 1/2 cup [Size]

Output: About the size of a cupcake wrapper

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 1 cup [Size]

Output: About the size of a tight fist or a tennis ball

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 1 medium fruit [Size]

Output: About the size of a tight fist or tennis ball

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 1 medium potato [Size]

Output: About the size of a computer mouse

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 1 ounce cheese [Size]

Output: About the size of your thumb or a pair of dice

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 3 ounces meat [Size]

Output: About the size of the palm of a woman's hand or a deck of cards

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 2 tablespoons reduced-fat salad dressing [Size]

Output: About the size of a Ping-Pong ball

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Measurement] 1 teaspoon oil or butter [Size]

Output: About the size of the tip of a thumb

How to Estimate Portion Sizes for a Low-Carb Diet - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Reading Comprehension [Content]

Output: Passages and question sets that test your ability to understand and interpret what you read

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Input: [Element] Verbal Expression [Content]

Output: Questions that test your grammar, spelling, and punctuation skills

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Observation and Memory [Content]

Output: Maps, diagrams, or passages that you have to study for a set amount of time; questions that must be answered from memory

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Spatial Orientation [Content]

Output: Questions that test your ability to visualize and navigate using maps, floor plans, and illustrations

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Input: [Element] Reasoning and Judgment [Content]

Output: Questions that ask you to make decisions using good judgment and logical reasoning based on situations in scenarios or lists

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Mathematics [Content]

Output: High-school math, including algebra and geometry

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Element] Mechanical Aptitude [Content]

Output: Questions about tools and simple machines

Elements of the Written Firefighter Exam - For Dummies


Input: [Key Points] Debate is limited only by rules for length and number of speeches, and, of course, rules of decorum. [Motion]

Output: Main motions

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion can encompass the merits of the main motion. [Motion]

Output: Postpone Indefinitely

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Debate is limited to merits of the proposed amendment. (Motion to amend is undebatable if the underlying motion is undebatable.) [Motion]

Output: Amend

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion is limited to merits and details of referring. [Motion]

Output: Commit

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion is limited to merits and details of postponing. [Motion]

Output: Postpone to a Certain Time (or Definitely)

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion is limited to the subject matter of the appeal. (But if debate serves no purpose and gets in the way of business, as is sometimes the case when the underlying motion is undebatable, then the motion to appeal isn't debatable.) [Motion]

Output: Appeal

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion is not limited because each situation in which this motion is used is unique, and it's vital to have the information necessary to make a proper decision. [Motion]

Output: Request to be Excused from a Duty

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion can go fully into the merits of the subject matter. [Motion]

Output: Rescind or Amend Something Previously Adopted (and Discharge a Committee)

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Key Points] Discussion can go fully into the merits of the motion to be reconsidered unless that motion is undebatable. [Motion]

Output: Reconsider

Robert's Rules for Defining Debatable Motions - For Dummies

Debatable Motions


Input: [Social Network] Facebook [Ideal Frequency] Once or twice per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Low [Minimum Frequency]

Output: Daily

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] LinkedIn [Ideal Frequency] Once or twice per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Minimum Frequency]

Output: Daily

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Google+ [Ideal Frequency] Multiple times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Minimum Frequency]

Output: Daily

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Twitter [Ideal Frequency] Multiple times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] High [Minimum Frequency]

Output: Several times per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Pinterest [Ideal Frequency] Multiple times per day [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] High [Minimum Frequency]

Output: Several times per day

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] YouTube [Ideal Frequency] Three or four times per week [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Minimum Frequency]

Output: Weekly

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Social Network] Instagram [Ideal Frequency] Daily or more often [Tolerance for Multiple Posts] Moderate [Minimum Frequency]

Output: A few times per week

How to Determine How Frequently to Update Your Social Media - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] L [Tool]

Output: Line

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] E [Tool]

Output: Eraser

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Spacebar [Tool]

Output: Select

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] M [Tool]

Output: Move

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] C [Tool]

Output: Circle

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] A [Tool]

Output: Arc

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] R [Tool]

Output: Rectangle

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] P [Tool]

Output: Push/Pull

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Input: [Shortcut Key] O [Tool]

Output: Offset

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Q [Tool]

Output: Rotate

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] S [Tool]

Output: Scale

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Shift+Z [Tool]

Output: Zoom Extents

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] B [Tool]

Output: Paint Bucket

Keyboard Shortcuts for Common Google SketchUp 8 Tools - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] L [Tool]

Output: Line

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Input: [Shortcut Key] E [Tool]

Output: Eraser

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Input: [Shortcut Key] Spacebar [Tool]

Output: Select

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Input: [Shortcut Key] M [Tool]

Output: Move

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] C [Tool]

Output: Circle

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] A [Tool]

Output: Arc

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] R [Tool]

Output: Rectangle

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] P [Tool]

Output: Push/Pull

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] O [Tool]

Output: Offset

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Q [Tool]

Output: Rotate

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] S [Tool]

Output: Scale

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] Shift+Z [Tool]

Output: Zoom Extents

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Shortcut Key] B [Tool]

Output: Paint Bucket

SketchUp 2014 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Office→Open [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+O [To Do This]

Output: Open file

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Input: [With the Mouse] Office→Print [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+P [To Do This]

Output: Print current document

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Office→Save As Save button on Quick Access toolbar [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+S [To Do This]

Output: Save your work

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Clipboard→Copy Right-click and choose Copy [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+C [To Do This]

Output: Copy selection to the Clipboard

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Clipboard→Cut Right-click and choose Cut [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+X [To Do This]

Output: Cut selection to Clipboard

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Clipboard→Paste Right-click and choose Paste [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+V [To Do This]

Output: Paste selection to Clipboard

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Word or PowerPoint: Home→Editing→Select→Select All Excel: Click box at intersection of row numbers and column headers [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+A [To Do This]

Output: Select all content

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Paragraph→Left Align [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+L [To Do This]

Output: Left-align a paragraph

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Paragraph→Center [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+E [To Do This]

Output: Center a paragraph

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Paragraph→Right Align [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+R [To Do This]

Output: Right-align a paragraph

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Font→Bold Right-click and click the Bold button [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+B [To Do This]

Output: Make text bold

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Font→Italic Right-click and click the Italic button [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+I [To Do This]

Output: Make text italicized

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Editing→Find [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+F [To Do This]

Output: Open Find dialog box

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Home→Editing→Replace [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+H [To Do This]

Output: Open Replace dialog box

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Undo button on Quick Access toolbar [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+Z [To Do This]

Output: Undo previous action

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [With the Mouse] Redo button on Quick Access toolbar [With the Keyboard] Ctrl+Y [To Do This]

Output: Redo previous Undo

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.1 [What] Queries client and reviewers on unclear comments (if any) [Who]

Output: Writer

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Input: [Step] 8.2 [What] Refines text to incorporate comments [Who]

Output: Writer

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.3 [What] Refines graphics to incorporate comments [Who]

Output: Illustrator

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.4 [What] Sends second-draft graphics to writer and client [Who]

Output: Illustrator

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.5 [What] Inserts second-draft graphics into second-draft white paper [Who]

Output: Writer

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.6 [What] Sends second-draft white paper to client [Who]

Output: Writer

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.1 [Who] Writer [What]

Output: Queries client and reviewers on unclear comments (if any)

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.2 [Who] Writer [What]

Output: Refines text to incorporate comments

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.3 [Who] Illustrator [What]

Output: Refines graphics to incorporate comments

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.4 [Who] Illustrator [What]

Output: Sends second-draft graphics to writer and client

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.5 [Who] Writer [What]

Output: Inserts second-draft graphics into second-draft white paper

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 8.6 [Who] Writer [What]

Output: Sends second-draft white paper to client

How to Create the Second-Draft of a White Paper - For Dummies


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

Output: Left mouse button

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

Output: Left mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Left mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Left mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Wheel mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Wheel mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Right mouse button

Microsoft Office 2013 For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [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] A persuasive essay that uses facts and logic to present a new solution to a problem [Characteristic]

Output: Definition

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