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

Output: Magic Wand

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Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Brush

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Pencil

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Eraser

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Blur

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Rubber Stamp

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Line

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Pen

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Rectangle

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Type

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Freeform

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Knife

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Rectangle Hotspot

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Slice

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Hide Slices and Hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Show Slices and Hotspots

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Eyedropper

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Paint Bucket

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Hand

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Zoom

The Fireworks Professional CS5 Tools Panel - For Dummies

Adobe CS5 Flash Tools Panel


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

Output: Increase

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


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

Output: Decrease

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


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

Output: Decrease

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


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

Output: Increase

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


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

Output: Decrease

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


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

Output: Increase

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


Input: [Step] 4.1 [What] Assembles background and good sources for writer [Who]

Output: Client

Gather Research for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 4.2 [What] Sends background to writer [Who]

Output: Client

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Input: [Step] 4.3 [What] Reviews background from client [Who]

Output: Writer

Gather Research for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 4.4 [What] Does additional online research [Who]

Output: Writer

Gather Research for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 4.5 [What] Interviews subject matter experts and executives [Who]

Output: Writer

Gather Research for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Step] 4.6 [What] Keeps careful track of all sources [Who]

Output: Writer

Gather Research for your White Paper - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] Make sure to pack your camera body (most people only need one). Pack it with a fresh, recently formatted memory card and fully charged batteries. If going on a long trip, take those items out of the camera and pack them separately. [Pack this]

Output: Camera body

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] With a small camera bag, you’re limited to a single lens ((maybe two). Most times, you should pack the lens you'll be using attached to the camera body. [Pack this]

Output: Lens

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] Remotes are generally very small. You should have no trouble packing one in a small bag. [Pack this]

Output: Remote

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] Take at least one extra battery. [Pack this]

Output: Extra batteries

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] If you don't have access to a computer during your shoot, you may need extra memory cards. Try not to end shoots because you ran out of card space! [Pack this]

Output: Extra memory cards

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] Use a washcloth-sized microfiber cloth to wipe down and clean your camera and lens. [Pack this]

Output: Cleaning cloth

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] Lens cleaning tissue, microfiber cloths, or a small blower with a brush on it should go with you. [Pack this]

Output: Lens cleaning cloth or tool

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] If you like using a lens cleaning solution, make sure to pack it. [Pack this]

Output: Lens cleaning solution

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] Small camera bags don't have room for many, but you should be able to fit at least one filter if you attach it to the lens. Make it your go-to filter. Carry a clear protective or UV filter. [Pack this]

Output: A lens filter

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] If you plan on using your camera's pop-up flash, it's nice to have a diffuser. Bring something like Gary Fong's Puffer. [Pack this]

Output: Pop-up flash diffuser

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] If the white balance card is small (like a credit card), you should be able to pack it in your small camera bag. [Pack this]

Output: White balance tool

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Because of this] You may be able to carry extra glasses (if necessary), the camera manual (in case you forget something), business cards, and model release forms. [Pack this]

Output: Miscellaneous

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


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

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

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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

Output: Exposes global application resources.

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


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

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

Using the My Object in Visual Basic 2008 - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-MailboxCalendarSettings [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Set-MailboxCalendarSettings [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

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

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Input: [Command] New-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Remove-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Set-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Update-EmailAddressPolicy [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-Mailbox [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-MailboxStatistics [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Get-MailboxFolderStatistics [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Connect-Mailbox [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Disable-Mailbox [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Move-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Changes the physical location of the specified mailbox.

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] New-Mailbox [Description]

Output: Creates a new mailbox.

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Remove-Mailbox [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Command] Restore-Mailbox [Description]

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

Mailbox-Specific Exchange Management Shell Commands - For Dummies


Input: [Function] SUBSTRING [Effect]

Output: Extracts a substring from a source string

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] SUBSTRING SIMILAR [Effect]

Output: Extracts a substring from a source string, using POSIX-based regular expressions

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String Value Functions


Input: [Function] SUBSTRING_REGEX [Effect]

Output: Extracts from a string the first occurrence of an XQuery regular expression pattern and returns one occurrence of the matching substring

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String Value Functions


Input: [Function] TRANSLATE_REGEX [Effect]

Output: Extracts from a string the first or every occurrence of an XQuery regular expression pattern and replaces it or them with an XQuery replacement string

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] UPPER [Effect]

Output: Converts a character string to all uppercase

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String Value Functions


Input: [Function] LOWER [Effect]

Output: Converts a character string to all lowercase

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] TRIM [Effect]

Output: Trims off leading or trailing blanks

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String Value Functions


Input: [Function] TRANSLATE [Effect]

Output: Transforms a source string from one character set to another

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


Input: [Function] CONVERT [Effect]

Output: Transforms a source string from one character set to another

SQL For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies

String Value Functions


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

Output: Touch

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

Output: Double-tap

Nexus Tablets For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Long-press

Nexus Tablets For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Swipe

Nexus Tablets For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Pinch

Nexus Tablets For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Spread

Nexus Tablets For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Rotate

Nexus Tablets For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Constrain shape to a circle or square

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Windows Shortcut] Alt-drag [Mac Shortcut] Option-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Draw from the center

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Windows Shortcut] Alt-Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut] Option-Shift-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Constrain shape to a circle or square and draw from the center

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Line tool [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Constrain lines to 45° increments

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Line tool [Windows Shortcut] Alt-drag [Mac Shortcut] Option-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Draw from the center

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Line tool [Windows Shortcut] Alt-Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut] Option-Shift-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Constrain lines to 45° increments and drawn from the center

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Brush and Pencil tools [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Constrain strokes to vertical or horizontal

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Pen [Windows Shortcut] Click to add a straight point; click and drag to add a curve point [Mac Shortcut] Click to add a straight point; click and drag to add a curve point [Modifier Action]

Output: Add points

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Use the Selection tool to move and rotate shapes while constraining direction

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Windows Shortcut] Select the object(s) and click an arrow key [Mac Shortcut] Select the object(s) and click an arrow key [Modifier Action]

Output: Move a selected element by one pixel

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Windows Shortcut] Select the object(s) and then press an arrow key while holding down the Shift key [Mac Shortcut] Select the object(s) and then press an arrow key while holding down the Shift key [Modifier Action]

Output: Move a selection by eight pixels

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Windows Shortcut] Select the object and then Ctrl-drag [Mac Shortcut] Select the object and then Option-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Use the Selection tool to create a copy of an object

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Subselection tool [Windows Shortcut] Alt-drag [Mac Shortcut] Option-drag [Modifier Action]

Output: Convert a corner point to a curve point

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Zoom tool [Windows Shortcut] Select the tool and then press Alt to zoom out; release the Alt key to change modes [Mac Shortcut] Select the tool and then press Option to zoom out; release the Option key to change modes [Modifier Action]

Output: Switch between Zoom In and Zoom Out modes

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Camera body [Because of this]

Output: Make sure to pack your camera body (most people only need one). Pack it with a fresh, recently formatted memory card and fully charged batteries. If going on a long trip, take those items out of the camera and pack them separately.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Lens [Because of this]

Output: With a small camera bag, you’re limited to a single lens ((maybe two). Most times, you should pack the lens you'll be using attached to the camera body.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Remote [Because of this]

Output: Remotes are generally very small. You should have no trouble packing one in a small bag.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Extra batteries [Because of this]

Output: Take at least one extra battery.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Extra memory cards [Because of this]

Output: If you don't have access to a computer during your shoot, you may need extra memory cards. Try not to end shoots because you ran out of card space!

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Cleaning cloth [Because of this]

Output: Use a washcloth-sized microfiber cloth to wipe down and clean your camera and lens.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Lens cleaning cloth or tool [Because of this]

Output: Lens cleaning tissue, microfiber cloths, or a small blower with a brush on it should go with you.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Lens cleaning solution [Because of this]

Output: If you like using a lens cleaning solution, make sure to pack it.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] A lens filter [Because of this]

Output: Small camera bags don't have room for many, but you should be able to fit at least one filter if you attach it to the lens. Make it your go-to filter. Carry a clear protective or UV filter.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Pop-up flash diffuser [Because of this]

Output: If you plan on using your camera's pop-up flash, it's nice to have a diffuser. Bring something like Gary Fong's Puffer.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] White balance tool [Because of this]

Output: If the white balance card is small (like a credit card), you should be able to pack it in your small camera bag.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Pack this] Miscellaneous [Because of this]

Output: You may be able to carry extra glasses (if necessary), the camera manual (in case you forget something), business cards, and model release forms.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] The title of the document filed in many states to create a corporation. Also known as the certificate of incorporation or corporate charter. [Term]

Output: Articles

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] The regulations of a corporation that, subject to statutory law and the articles of incorporation, provide the basic rules for the conduct of the corporation's business and affairs. [Term]

Output: Bylaws

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] Formal evidence of qualification issued by a state to a foreign corporation. [Term]

Output: Certificate of authority

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A certificate issued by a state official as evidence that a corporation is in existence or authorized to transact business in the state. Also known as a certificate of existence or certificate of authorization. [Term]

Output: Certificate of good standing

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A term applied to a corporation doing business in its state of incorporation. [Term]

Output: Domestic corporation

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A term applied to a corporation doing business in a state other than its state of incorporation. [Term]

Output: Foreign corporation

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A tax or fee usually levied annually upon a corporation, limited liability company, or similar business entity for the right to exist or do business in a particular state. [Term]

Output: Franchise taxes

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] An artificial entity created under and governed by the laws of the jurisdiction in which it was formed. Limited liability companies are generally able to provide the limited personal liability of corporations and the pass-through taxation of partnerships or S corporations. [Term]

Output: LLC (limited liability company)

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A written record of meetings of or actions by the board of directors or shareholders. [Term]

Output: Minutes

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A minimum price of a share below which the share cannot be issued, as designated in the articles of incorporation. [Term]

Output: Par value

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A person or entity designated to receive important tax and legal documents on behalf of the corporation. The registered agent must be located and available at a legal address within the specified jurisdiction at all times. Also known as a resident agent. [Term]

Output: Registered agent

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [What It Means] A corporation granted a special tax status as specified under the Internal Revenue Code (IRC). Since this type of corporation pays no income tax, all gains and losses of the corporation pass through to the individual shareholders in proportion to their holdings. [Term]

Output: SubChapter S corporation

Business Incorporation Terms to Know - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 200 [Definition] The web page appears as expected. [What it Means] You want to see this status. Your server and web page have the welcome mat out for search engine spiders (and users, too). [Description]

Output: OK

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Input: [Code] 301 [Definition] The web page has been redirected permanently to another web-page URL. [What it Means] When a search engine spider sees this status code, it moves easily to the appropriate new page. A 301 Redirect status doesn't cause a problem for search engine optimization. [Description]

Output: Moved Permanently

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 302 [Definition] The web page has been moved temporarily to a different URL. [What it Means] This status should raise a red flag if you find it on your web server. Even though people claim legitimate uses for a 302 Redirect code, this code can cause serious problems for your optimization efforts. Spammers frequently use 302 Redirects maliciously, so if you don't want a search engine mistaking your site for a spam site, avoid them. [Description]

Output: Found (Moved Temporarily)

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 400 [Definition] The server couldn't understand the request because of bad syntax. [What it Means] A typo in the URL could cause this status. Whatever the cause, you don't want to block a search engine spider from reaching your content pages, so investigate what's causing this status code on your site. [Description]

Output: Bad Request

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Input: [Code] 401 [Definition] The request requires user authentication. [What it Means] Usually, this status means that you need to log in before you can view the page content. Not a good error for spiders to hit.403 [Description]

Output: Unauthorized

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Input: [Code] Forbidden [Definition] If you find this status code on your web site, find out why. If you want to block the spiders from entering, have a good reason. [Description]

Output: The server understood the request but refuses to fulfill it.

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Input: [Code] 404 [Definition] The web page isn't available. [What it Means] You see this error code as the Page Cannot Be Displayed page that appears when a web site is down or nonexistent. You definitely don't want a spider following a link to your web site only to be greeted by a 404 error! That's like visiting a house and finding the lights off and the doors locked. If your server check shows that you have a 404 error for one of your landing pages, fix it ASAP. [Description]

Output: Not Found

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Input: [Code] 500 and up [Definition] The 500–505 status codes indicate that something's wrong with your server. Check them out. [Description]

Output: Miscellaneous server errors

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Input: [0] the [1] he [2] at [3] but [4]

Output: there

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Input: [0] of [1] was [2] be [3] not [4]

Output: use

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Input: [0] and [1] for [2] this [3] what [4]

Output: an

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Input: [0] a [1] on [2] have [3] all [4]

Output: each

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Input: [0] to [1] are [2] from [3] were [4]

Output: which

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Input: [0] in [1] as [2] or [3] we [4]

Output: she

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Input: [0] is [1] with [2] ine [3] when [4]

Output: do

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Input: [0] you [1] his [2] had [3] your [4]

Output: how

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Input: [0] that [1] they [2] by [3] can [4]

Output: their

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Input: [0] it [1] I [2] word [3] said [4]

Output: if

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Input: [Press] Alt+F11 [To Do This] Open the VBA editor [Press_2] F1 [To Do This_3]

Output: Get help on any selected item


Input: [Press] Alt+F8 [To Do This] Display a list of macros [Press_2] F2 [To Do This_3]

Output: Display the Object Browser window


Input: [Press] Ctrl+Break [To Do This] Perform an emergency stop of the program [Press_2] F4 [To Do This_3]

Output: Display the Properties window


Input: [Press] Ctrl+G [To Do This] Display the Immediate window [Press_2] F5 [To Do This_3]

Output: Start the program


Input: [Press] Ctrl+I [To Do This] List the quick information for the selected element [Press_2] F7 [To Do This_3]

Output: Display the Code window after selecting a form or control


Input: [Press] Ctrl+J [To Do This] List the properties and methods for an object [Press_2] F9 [To Do This_3]

Output: Add a breakpoint


Input: [Press] Ctrl+R [To Do This] Display Project Explorer [Press_2] Shift+F7 [To Do This_3]

Output: Display the form that corresponds to the active Code window


Input: [Press] Ctrl+Shift+I [To Do This] List the parameter information for the selected element [Press_2] Shift+F9 [To Do This_3]

Output: Add a quick watch for the highlighted text


Input: [Press] Ctrl+Shift+J [To Do This] List the constants associated with an enumeration [Press_2] Ctrl+Tab [To Do This_3]

Output: Move to the next Code or UserForm window


Input: [Keys] Ctrl+A [Action]

Output: Selects all text or objects in a document or window

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Input: [Keys] Ctrl+C [Action]

Output: Copies the selected text or objects to the Clipboard

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Input: [Keys] Ctrl+X [Action]

Output: Cuts (removes) the selected text or objects to the Clipboard

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Input: [Keys] Ctrl+V [Action]

Output: Pastes text or objects from the Clipboard to the cursor location

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Input: [Keys] Ctrl+Z [Action]

Output: Undoes the most recent action

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Input: [Keys] Ctrl+S [Action]

Output: Saves the current document

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Input: [Keys] Win (the Windows logo key) [Action]

Output: Opens the Start menu

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Input: [Keys] Win+D [Action]

Output: Displays the desktop (minimizes all windows); repeat keystroke to restore open windows

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Input: [Keys] Win+E [Action]

Output: Opens Windows Explorer on the Computer

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Input: [Keys] Win+G [Action]

Output: Displays desktop gadgets on top of open windows

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Input: [Keys] Win+X [Action]

Output: Opens the Windows Mobility Center on laptops

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Input: [Keys] Win+Tab or Alt+Tab [Action]

Output: Switch between open applications

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Input: [Keys] F11 [Action]

Output: Display window full-screen (not all applications)

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+A [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes an appointment

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+C [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes a contact

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+L [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes a distribution list

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+E [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes a folder

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+M [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes an e-mail message

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+N [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes a note

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+K [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes a task

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+Q [. . . Does This]

Output: Makes a meeting request

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+1 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Mail

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+2 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Calendar

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+3 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Contacts

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+4 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Tasks

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+5 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Notes

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+6 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to folder list

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+7 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Shortcuts

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+8 [. . . Does This]

Output: Switches to Journal

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+S or Shift+F12 [. . . Does This]

Output: Saves

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Alt+S [. . . Does This]

Output: Saves, closes, and sends

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] F12 [. . . Does This]

Output: Saves as

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Z [. . . Does This]

Output: Undoes

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+D [. . . Does This]

Output: Deletes

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+P [. . . Does This]

Output: Prints

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] F7 [. . . Does This]

Output: Checks spelling

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+Shift+V [. . . Does This]

Output: Moves to folder

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ins [. . . Does This]

Output: Marks complete

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Input: [This Shortcut . . .] Ctrl+F [. . . Does This]

Output: Forwards

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Input: [Pest] Aphids [Appearance] Tiny sucking insects that congregate in groups; they may be white, greenish, or black [Food Preference] Caraway, lovage, nasturtium, and oregano [Effect on Plant]

Output: A severely infested plant turns yellow and dies.

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Carrot weevil [Appearance] A tiny, hard-shelled brownish bug [Food Preference] Parsley [Effect on Plant]

Output: Carrot weevils attacks the root as well as the top of the plant.

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Japanese beetle [Appearance] Green and copper colored bugs [Food Preference] Basil and echinacea [Effect on Plant]

Output: These bugs are voracious foliage eaters.

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Leaf miner [Appearance] A bug that starts as a tiny yellowish larvae and turns into small, black fly with yellow stripes [Food Preference] Lovage, oregano, and sorrel [Effect on Plant]

Output: Affected leaves have meandering tunnels and blotches.

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Scale [Appearance] Bugs that look like small waxy or cottony bumps [Food Preference] Bay, myrtle, and rosemary [Effect on Plant]

Output: Scales feed by sucking sap, and they leave behind telltale honeydew (which, in turn, attracts ants and sooty mold).

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Slugs and snails [Appearance] You know these slimy characters! But you may not always see them — they're most active at night [Food Preference] Basil, calendula, and sorrel [Effect on Plant]

Output: Slugs and snails devour foliage.

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Spider mite [Appearance] A wee relative of the spider [Food Preference] Angelica, germander, lemon verbena, mint, oregano, rosemary, sage, and thyme [Effect on Plant]

Output: Spider mites suck plant juices, leaving telltale pinprick spots and puckering.

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Tool] Anova: Single Factor [What it Does]

Output: Analysis of variance for two or more samples

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Input: [Tool] Anova: Two Factor with Replication [What it Does]

Output: Analysis of variance with two independent variables, and multiple observations in each combination of the levels of the variables.

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Input: [Tool] Anova: Two Factor without Replication [What it Does]

Output: Analysis of variance with two independent variables, and one observation in each combination of the levels of the variables.

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Input: [Tool] Correlation [What it Does]

Output: With more than two measurements on a sample of individuals, calculates a matrix of correlation coefficients for all possible pairs of the measurements

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Input: [Tool] Covariance [What it Does]

Output: With more than two measurements on a sample of individuals, calculates a matrix of covariances for all possible pairs of the measurements

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Input: [Tool] Descriptive Statistics [What it Does]

Output: Generates a report of central tendency, variability, and other characteristics of values in the selected range of cells

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Input: [Tool] Exponential Smoothing [What it Does]

Output: In a sequence of values, calculates a prediction based on a preceding set of values, and on a prior prediction for those values

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Input: [Tool] F-Test Two Sample for Variances [What it Does]

Output: Performs an F-test to compare two variances

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Input: [Tool] Histogram [What it Does]

Output: Tabulates individual and cumulative frequencies for values in the selected range of cells

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Input: [Tool] Moving Average [What it Does]

Output: In a sequence of values, calculates a prediction which is the average of a specified number of preceding values

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Input: [Tool] Random Number Generation [What it Does]

Output: Provides a specified amount of random numbers generated from one of seven possible distributions

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Input: [Tool] Rank and Percentile [What it Does]

Output: Creates a table that shows the ordinal rank and the percentage rank of each value in a set of values

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Input: [Tool] Regression [What it Does]

Output: Creates a report of the regression statistics based on linear regression through a set of data containing one dependent variable and one or more independent variables

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Input: [Tool] Sampling [What it Does]

Output: Creates a sample from the values in a specified range of cells

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Input: [How to Do It] In this simple operation, you touch the screen. Generally, you’re touching an object, such as a program icon, a button, or a control (for example, a gizmo you use to slide something around). [Action]

Output: Touch

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

Output: Double-tap

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Input: [How to Do It] Touch and hold part of the screen. Some operations on the Atrix 4G, such as moving an icon on the Home screen, begin with a long-press. [Action]

Output: Long-press

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Input: [How to Do It] Start with your finger in one spot and then drag it to another spot. Usually, swipes are up, down, left, or right, which moves material displayed in the direction you swipe your finger. Swipes can be fast, flick-like actions, or they can be slow. This operation is also known as a flick. [Action]

Output: Swipe

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Input: [How to Do It] Start with your thumb and a finger separated, and then bring them together. The effect is used to reduce an image or a map. The pinch is used to zoom out. [Action]

Output: Pinch

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Input: [How to Do It] In the opposite of a pinch, you start out with your thumb and a finger together and then spread them. The effect is used to enlarge an image or a map. The spread is used to zoom in. [Action]

Output: Spread

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Input: [How to Do It] Place two fingers on the screen and turn them around a central point as if you’re turning a combination lock. [Action]

Output: Rotate

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Input: [Code] 200 [Description] OK [Definition] The web page appears as expected. [What it Means]

Output: You want to see this status. Your server and web page have the welcome mat out for search engine spiders (and users, too).

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Input: [Code] 301 [Description] Moved Permanently [Definition] The web page has been redirected permanently to another web-page URL. [What it Means]

Output: When a search engine spider sees this status code, it moves easily to the appropriate new page. A 301 Redirect status doesn't cause a problem for search engine optimization.

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Input: [Code] 302 [Description] Found (Moved Temporarily) [Definition] The web page has been moved temporarily to a different URL. [What it Means]

Output: This status should raise a red flag if you find it on your web server. Even though people claim legitimate uses for a 302 Redirect code, this code can cause serious problems for your optimization efforts. Spammers frequently use 302 Redirects maliciously, so if you don't want a search engine mistaking your site for a spam site, avoid them.

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Input: [Code] 400 [Description] Bad Request [Definition] The server couldn't understand the request because of bad syntax. [What it Means]

Output: A typo in the URL could cause this status. Whatever the cause, you don't want to block a search engine spider from reaching your content pages, so investigate what's causing this status code on your site.

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Input: [Code] 401 [Description] Unauthorized [Definition] The request requires user authentication. [What it Means]

Output: Usually, this status means that you need to log in before you can view the page content. Not a good error for spiders to hit.403

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Input: [Code] 404 [Description] Not Found [Definition] The web page isn't available. [What it Means]

Output: You see this error code as the Page Cannot Be Displayed page that appears when a web site is down or nonexistent. You definitely don't want a spider following a link to your web site only to be greeted by a 404 error! That's like visiting a house and finding the lights off and the doors locked. If your server check shows that you have a 404 error for one of your landing pages, fix it ASAP.

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Input: [Pest] Aphids [Effect on Plant] A severely infested plant turns yellow and dies. [Food Preference] Caraway, lovage, nasturtium, and oregano [Appearance]

Output: Tiny sucking insects that congregate in groups; they may be white, greenish, or black

How to Deal with Pests in Herb Gardens - For Dummies

Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Carrot weevil [Effect on Plant] Carrot weevils attacks the root as well as the top of the plant. [Food Preference] Parsley [Appearance]

Output: A tiny, hard-shelled brownish bug

How to Deal with Pests in Herb Gardens - For Dummies

Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Japanese beetle [Effect on Plant] These bugs are voracious foliage eaters. [Food Preference] Basil and echinacea [Appearance]

Output: Green and copper colored bugs

How to Deal with Pests in Herb Gardens - For Dummies

Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Leaf miner [Effect on Plant] Affected leaves have meandering tunnels and blotches. [Food Preference] Lovage, oregano, and sorrel [Appearance]

Output: A bug that starts as a tiny yellowish larvae and turns into small, black fly with yellow stripes

How to Deal with Pests in Herb Gardens - For Dummies

Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Scale [Effect on Plant] Scales feed by sucking sap, and they leave behind telltale honeydew (which, in turn, attracts ants and sooty mold). [Food Preference] Bay, myrtle, and rosemary [Appearance]

Output: Bugs that look like small waxy or cottony bumps

How to Deal with Pests in Herb Gardens - For Dummies

Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Slugs and snails [Effect on Plant] Slugs and snails devour foliage. [Food Preference] Basil, calendula, and sorrel [Appearance]

Output: You know these slimy characters! But you may not always see them — they're most active at night

How to Deal with Pests in Herb Gardens - For Dummies

Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Pest] Spider mite [Effect on Plant] Spider mites suck plant juices, leaving telltale pinprick spots and puckering. [Food Preference] Angelica, germander, lemon verbena, mint, oregano, rosemary, sage, and thyme [Appearance]

Output: A wee relative of the spider

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Pests and the Herbs They Dine On


Input: [Site] www.filemaker.com [URL Description]

Output: The home of FileMaker Pro.

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Input: [Site] www.filemakermagazine.com [URL Description]

Output: A great source of information and instruction. The forum is a great place to hang out with other FileMaker users.

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Input: [Site] www.fmpro.org [URL Description]

Output: A great site for FileMaker news items.

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Input: [Site] www.fmforums.com [URL Description]

Output: Another great hangout for FileMaker developers.

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Input: [Site] www.fmpug.com [URL Description]

Output: FileMaker user groups — a great way to meet FileMaker users in your area.

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Input: [Site] www.filemakertoday.com [URL Description]

Output: A cool site for anything related to FileMaker.

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Input: [Function] AVERAGE [What it calculates]

Output: Mean of a set of numbers

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] AVERAGEIF [What it calculates]

Output: Mean of a set of numbers that meet a condition

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] AVERAGEIFS [What it calculates]

Output: Mean of a set of numbers that meet one or more conditions

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] HARMEAN [What it calculates]

Output: Harmonic mean of a set of positive numbers

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] GEOMEAN [What it calculates]

Output: Geometric mean of a set of positive numbers

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] MODE [What it calculates]

Output: Mode of a set of numbers

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] MEDIAN [What it calculates]

Output: Median of a set of numbers

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] VARP [What it calculates]

Output: Variance of a set of numbers considered to be a population

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] VAR [What it calculates]

Output: Variance of a set of numbers considered to be a sample

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] STDEVP [What it calculates]

Output: Standard deviation of a set of numbers considered to be a population

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] STDEV [What it calculates]

Output: Standard deviation of a set of numbers considered to be a sample

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Central Tendency and Variability


Input: [Function] STANDARDIZE [What it calculates]

Output: A standard score based on a given mean and standard deviation

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Central Tendency and Variability


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

Output: Add to selection

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

Output: Deselect from a selection

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

Output: Deselect all but intersected area

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

Output: Deselect

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Reselect last selection

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

Output: Select everything on current layer

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Hide selection outline

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

Output: Cut selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Copy selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Paste last cut or copied image

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Paste into a selection

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Adjust levels

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

Output: Adjust hue or saturation

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

Output: Adjust image size

Selection Tricks for Photoshop Elements - For Dummies


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

Output: Open pop-up menu for Create options

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Input: [0] the [1] he [2] at [4] there [3]

Output: but

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Input: [0] of [1] was [2] be [4] use [3]

Output: not

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] and [1] for [2] this [4] an [3]

Output: what

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] a [1] on [2] have [4] each [3]

Output: all

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] to [1] are [2] from [4] which [3]

Output: were

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] in [1] as [2] or [4] she [3]

Output: we

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] is [1] with [2] ine [4] do [3]

Output: when

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] you [1] his [2] had [4] how [3]

Output: your

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] that [1] they [2] by [4] their [3]

Output: can

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] it [1] I [2] word [4] if [3]

Output: said

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Activity Streams

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

Output: bbPress Forums

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

Output: Blog Tracking

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

Output: Extended Profiles

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

Output: Friends

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

Output: Groups

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

Output: Private Messaging

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Input: [0] the [2] at [3] but [4] there [1]

Output: he

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] of [2] be [3] not [4] use [1]

Output: was

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] and [2] this [3] what [4] an [1]

Output: for

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] a [2] have [3] all [4] each [1]

Output: on

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] to [2] from [3] were [4] which [1]

Output: are

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] in [2] or [3] we [4] she [1]

Output: as

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] is [2] ine [3] when [4] do [1]

Output: with

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] you [2] had [3] your [4] how [1]

Output: his

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] that [2] by [3] can [4] their [1]

Output: they

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] it [2] word [3] said [4] if [1]

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Eat This] Brown rice pasta, whole wheat pasta, or quinoa pasta [Instead of This]

Output: White pasta

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Input: [Eat This] Green tea [Instead of This]

Output: Fruit juice

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Input: [Eat This] Mineral water with a squeeze of lemon or lime [Instead of This]

Output: Soda

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Eat This] Brown rice or quinoa [Instead of This]

Output: White rice

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Eat This] Crunchy raw vegetables [Instead of This]

Output: Junk food snack

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Eat This] Greek yogurt [Instead of This]

Output: Ice cream

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Eat This] Slice of whole-grain toast topped with scrambled egg [Instead of This]

Output: Breakfast sweet roll or muffin

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


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

Output: Open file

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Modifier Action] Constrain shape to a circle or square [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Modifier Action] Draw from the center [Windows Shortcut] Alt-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Option-drag

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Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Modifier Action] Constrain shape to a circle or square and draw from the center [Windows Shortcut] Alt-Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Option-Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Line tool [Modifier Action] Constrain lines to 45° increments [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Line tool [Modifier Action] Draw from the center [Windows Shortcut] Alt-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Option-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Line tool [Modifier Action] Constrain lines to 45° increments and drawn from the center [Windows Shortcut] Alt-Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Option-Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Brush and Pencil tools [Modifier Action] Constrain strokes to vertical or horizontal [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Pen [Modifier Action] Add points [Windows Shortcut] Click to add a straight point; click and drag to add a curve point [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Click to add a straight point; click and drag to add a curve point

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Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Modifier Action] Use the Selection tool to move and rotate shapes while constraining direction [Windows Shortcut] Shift-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Modifier Action] Move a selected element by one pixel [Windows Shortcut] Select the object(s) and click an arrow key [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Select the object(s) and click an arrow key

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Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Modifier Action] Move a selection by eight pixels [Windows Shortcut] Select the object(s) and then press an arrow key while holding down the Shift key [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Select the object(s) and then press an arrow key while holding down the Shift key

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Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Modifier Action] Use the Selection tool to create a copy of an object [Windows Shortcut] Select the object and then Ctrl-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Select the object and then Option-drag

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Input: [Tool] Subselection tool [Modifier Action] Convert a corner point to a curve point [Windows Shortcut] Alt-drag [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Option-drag

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Input: [Tool] Zoom tool [Modifier Action] Switch between Zoom In and Zoom Out modes [Windows Shortcut] Select the tool and then press Alt to zoom out; release the Alt key to change modes [Mac Shortcut]

Output: Select the tool and then press Option to zoom out; release the Option key to change modes

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Input: [Press] Alt+F11 [Press_2] F1 [To Do This_3] Get help on any selected item [To Do This]

Output: Open the VBA editor


Input: [Press] Alt+F8 [Press_2] F2 [To Do This_3] Display the Object Browser window [To Do This]

Output: Display a list of macros


Input: [Press] Ctrl+Break [Press_2] F4 [To Do This_3] Display the Properties window [To Do This]

Output: Perform an emergency stop of the program


Input: [Press] Ctrl+G [Press_2] F5 [To Do This_3] Start the program [To Do This]

Output: Display the Immediate window


Input: [Press] Ctrl+I [Press_2] F7 [To Do This_3] Display the Code window after selecting a form or control [To Do This]

Output: List the quick information for the selected element


Input: [Press] Ctrl+J [Press_2] F9 [To Do This_3] Add a breakpoint [To Do This]

Output: List the properties and methods for an object


Input: [Press] Ctrl+R [Press_2] Shift+F7 [To Do This_3] Display the form that corresponds to the active Code window [To Do This]

Output: Display Project Explorer


Input: [Press] Ctrl+Shift+I [Press_2] Shift+F9 [To Do This_3] Add a quick watch for the highlighted text [To Do This]

Output: List the parameter information for the selected element


Input: [Press] Ctrl+Shift+J [Press_2] Ctrl+Tab [To Do This_3] Move to the next Code or UserForm window [To Do This]

Output: List the constants associated with an enumeration


Input: [Description] Articles that get written and published to your blog — posts are included as part of your archived blog. [Menu]

Output: Posts


Input: [Description] Static, individual pages do not get published and archived as part of the blog on your site; rather are used as standalone pages to publish items like an "About Me" page. [Menu]

Output: Pages


Input: [Description] File your blog posts into different topics. [Menu]

Output: Categories


Input: [Description] Define micro-categories for your blog posts by using tags to define extended key words to help your readers locate posts on your site relevant to the topic they want to read about. [Menu]

Output: Tags


Input: [Description] Upload photos or images and create photo galleries, or a portfolio of images. [Menu]

Output: Images and Galleries


Input: [Description] Upload audio files for podcasting, or video files for video blogging. Even upload files like PDFs or Microsoft Word documents to provide downloadable content, like e-books or manuals. [Menu]

Output: Media files


Input: [Description] Create different methods of posting niche content types on your site, like a photo gallery, video gallery, or a repository of reviews for things like movies, books, and music (just to name a few of many examples). [Menu]

Output: Custom Post Types


Input: [Description] Create customized display of different post formats like photos, quotes, posts, links, and videos (to name a few). [Menu]

Output: Custom Post Formats


Input: [Description] Use custom fields to attach different post meta data to individual posts and pages, like your current mood, what you're currently listening to or your current local weather (to name a few). [Menu]

Output: Custom Fields


Input: [Instead of This] White pasta [Eat This]

Output: Brown rice pasta, whole wheat pasta, or quinoa pasta

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Fruit juice [Eat This]

Output: Green tea

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


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

Output: Mineral water with a squeeze of lemon or lime

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


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

Output: Brown rice or quinoa

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Junk food snack [Eat This]

Output: Crunchy raw vegetables

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Ice cream [Eat This]

Output: Greek yogurt

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [Instead of This] Breakfast sweet roll or muffin [Eat This]

Output: Slice of whole-grain toast topped with scrambled egg

Choosing the Right Carbs to Lose Weight - For Dummies


Input: [0] the [1] he [3] but [4] there [2]

Output: at

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] of [1] was [3] not [4] use [2]

Output: be

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] and [1] for [3] what [4] an [2]

Output: this

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] a [1] on [3] all [4] each [2]

Output: have

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] to [1] are [3] were [4] which [2]

Output: from

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] in [1] as [3] we [4] she [2]

Output: or

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] is [1] with [3] when [4] do [2]

Output: ine

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] you [1] his [3] your [4] how [2]

Output: had

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] that [1] they [3] can [4] their [2]

Output: by

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [0] it [1] I [3] said [4] if [2]

Output: word

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Term] Activity Streams [Description]

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

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Input: [Term] bbPress Forums [Description]

Output: Gives community groups the ability to create and manage a discussion forum for their group.

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Input: [Term] Blog Tracking [Description]

Output: An aggregation of a user’s blog activity, including new blog creation, recent blog posts, and comments.

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Input: [Term] Extended Profiles [Description]

Output: Allows site owners to create custom profile fields for their users to fill in with information that will display on their profile page.

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Input: [Term] Friends [Description]

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

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Input: [Term] Groups [Description]

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

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Input: [Term] Private Messaging [Description]

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

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Input: [1] he [2] at [3] but [4] there [0]

Output: the

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] was [2] be [3] not [4] use [0]

Output: of

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] for [2] this [3] what [4] an [0]

Output: and

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] on [2] have [3] all [4] each [0]

Output: a

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] are [2] from [3] were [4] which [0]

Output: to

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] as [2] or [3] we [4] she [0]

Output: in

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] with [2] ine [3] when [4] do [0]

Output: is

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] his [2] had [3] your [4] how [0]

Output: you

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] they [2] by [3] can [4] their [0]

Output: that

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [1] I [2] word [3] said [4] if [0]

Output: it

Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Teaching Kids to Spell For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Office→Open

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Office→Print

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Office 2007 For Seniors For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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: [Code] 200 [Description] OK [What it Means] You want to see this status. Your server and web page have the welcome mat out for search engine spiders (and users, too). [Definition]

Output: The web page appears as expected.

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Input: [Code] 301 [Description] Moved Permanently [What it Means] When a search engine spider sees this status code, it moves easily to the appropriate new page. A 301 Redirect status doesn't cause a problem for search engine optimization. [Definition]

Output: The web page has been redirected permanently to another web-page URL.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 302 [Description] Found (Moved Temporarily) [What it Means] This status should raise a red flag if you find it on your web server. Even though people claim legitimate uses for a 302 Redirect code, this code can cause serious problems for your optimization efforts. Spammers frequently use 302 Redirects maliciously, so if you don't want a search engine mistaking your site for a spam site, avoid them. [Definition]

Output: The web page has been moved temporarily to a different URL.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 400 [Description] Bad Request [What it Means] A typo in the URL could cause this status. Whatever the cause, you don't want to block a search engine spider from reaching your content pages, so investigate what's causing this status code on your site. [Definition]

Output: The server couldn't understand the request because of bad syntax.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 401 [Description] Unauthorized [What it Means] Usually, this status means that you need to log in before you can view the page content. Not a good error for spiders to hit.403 [Definition]

Output: The request requires user authentication.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] Forbidden [Description] The server understood the request but refuses to fulfill it. [Definition]

Output: If you find this status code on your web site, find out why. If you want to block the spiders from entering, have a good reason.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 404 [Description] Not Found [What it Means] You see this error code as the Page Cannot Be Displayed page that appears when a web site is down or nonexistent. You definitely don't want a spider following a link to your web site only to be greeted by a 404 error! That's like visiting a house and finding the lights off and the doors locked. If your server check shows that you have a 404 error for one of your landing pages, fix it ASAP. [Definition]

Output: The web page isn't available.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Code] 500 and up [Description] Miscellaneous server errors [Definition]

Output: The 500–505 status codes indicate that something's wrong with your server. Check them out.

Server Status Codes to Know for Optimal SEO - For Dummies


Input: [Type This] Ctrl+U, Ctrl+X, or @ [To Do This_2] List filenames with sizes and dates [Type This_3] ls -l [To Do This]

Output: Cancel a command


Input: [Type This] cd/ usr [To Do This_2] List hidden files too [Type This_3] ls -al [To Do This]

Output: Change the working directory to /usr


Input: [Type This] cd [To Do This_2] List files and pause when screen is full [Type This_3] ls | more [To Do This]

Output: Change the working directory back to your home directory


Input: [Type This] cp oldfile newfile [To Do This_2] Look at a text file [Type This_3] cat letter [To Do This]

Output: Copy a file


Input: [Type This] cp oldfile dirname [To Do This_2] Look at a long text file [Type This_3] more letter [To Do This]

Output: Copy a file to another directory


Input: [Type This] cp budget* dirname [To Do This_2] Make a new link (name) for a file [Type This_3] ln oldname newname [To Do This]

Output: Copy a bunch of files to another directory


Input: [Type This] cp -r * newdir [To Do This_2] Make new links (names) for files in a directory [Type This_3] ln dirname/* newdir [To Do This]

Output: Copy all the files in this directory and in all its subdirectories


Input: [Type This] rm junkfile [To Do This_2] Combine two files [Type This_3] cat file1 file2 > newfile [To Do This]

Output: Erase a file


Input: [Type This] mv oldname newname [To Do This_2] Compare two files [Type This_3] diff file1 file2 [To Do This]

Output: Rename a file


Input: [Type This] mv oldfile dirname [To Do This_2] Look at the manual page for the ls command [Type This_3] man ls [To Do This]

Output: Move a file to another directory


Input: [Type This] ls [To Do This_2] Change your password [Type This_3] passwd [To Do This]

Output: List filenames


Input: [To add these capabilities] Packing another body lets you instantly switch lenses. For example, put a telephoto lens on one body and a standard zoom lens on the other. You're able to switch lenses by switching cameras. [Fill 'er up]

Output: Extra camera body(s)

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Input: [To add these capabilities] Pack all your favorite lenses and decide which one you want to use on location. [Fill 'er up]

Output: Several lenses

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [To add these capabilities] Pack one or more rain covers and other protective gear for your camera and flash. [Fill 'er up]

Output: Rain cover

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [To add these capabilities] Pack all the filters you can fit in your bag. You might want to add a range of ND and ND grad filters, more black-and-white filters, different color filters, and more special effects options. [Fill 'er up]

Output: A larger number of filters

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Input: [To add these capabilities] Fit a large blower in a large camera bag if you like. [Fill 'er up]

Output: Large blower

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [To add these capabilities] Bring more and different types of diffusers, a collapsible soft box, cords, brackets, gels, and so forth. Gear like Gary Fong's Lightsphere or Snoot will require more space, but are worth it. [Fill 'er up]

Output: Additional flash gear

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [To add these capabilities] If you have a light meter, consider packing and using it instead of your camera's light meter. [Fill 'er up]

Output: Light meter

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] Extra camera body(s) [To add these capabilities]

Output: Packing another body lets you instantly switch lenses. For example, put a telephoto lens on one body and a standard zoom lens on the other. You're able to switch lenses by switching cameras.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] Several lenses [To add these capabilities]

Output: Pack all your favorite lenses and decide which one you want to use on location.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] Rain cover [To add these capabilities]

Output: Pack one or more rain covers and other protective gear for your camera and flash.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] A larger number of filters [To add these capabilities]

Output: Pack all the filters you can fit in your bag. You might want to add a range of ND and ND grad filters, more black-and-white filters, different color filters, and more special effects options.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] Large blower [To add these capabilities]

Output: Fit a large blower in a large camera bag if you like.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] Additional flash gear [To add these capabilities]

Output: Bring more and different types of diffusers, a collapsible soft box, cords, brackets, gels, and so forth. Gear like Gary Fong's Lightsphere or Snoot will require more space, but are worth it.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Fill 'er up] Light meter [To add these capabilities]

Output: If you have a light meter, consider packing and using it instead of your camera's light meter.

What to Put in Your Camera Bag - For Dummies


Input: [Description] All privileges [Privilege]

Output: ALL

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can alter the structure of tables [Privilege]

Output: ALTER

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can create new databases or tables [Privilege]

Output: CREATE

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can delete rows in tables [Privilege]

Output: DELETE

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can drop databases or tables [Privilege]

Output: DROP

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can read and write files on the server [Privilege]

Output: FILE

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can change the privileges on a MySQL account [Privilege]

Output: GRANT

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can insert new rows into tables [Privilege]

Output: INSERT

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can read data from tables [Privilege]

Output: SELECT

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can shut down the MySQL server [Privilege]

Output: SHUTDOWN

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] Can change data in a table [Privilege]

Output: UPDATE

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Description] No privileges [Privilege]

Output: USAGE

MySQL Account Privileges


Input: [Setting] In indexed locations, search filenames and contents. In non-indexed locations, search filenames only. [What It Means] Windows 7 looks for filenames and, in indexed locations, the contents for file types you have chosen. [Recommendation]

Output: You probably want to pick this setting.

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Input: [Setting] Always search filenames and contents (might be slow). [What It Means] Ignore the index and crawl through the contents of every file. [Recommendation]

Output: Slow isn’t the right term — try glacial. Rather than use this option, modify the index to add the folder or drive you want to search.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Include subfolders when typing in the Search box. [What It Means] Windows 7 looks in the current folder and its subfolders. [Recommendation]

Output: Leave the check box selected.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Find partial matches. [What It Means] Match anywhere in the word. [Recommendation]

Output: Leave the check box selected.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Use natural language search. [What It Means] Type search strings in a less structured way. For example, typing by Woody will retrieve everything with Woody listed as author. [Recommendation]

Output: If you select this check box, Windows 7 can get confused when you try to do a regular search.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Don’t use the index when searching the file system (might be slow). [What It Means] Ignore the index entirely. [Recommendation]

Output: You can use this setting if you think your index is broken, but otherwise don’t select the check box.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Include system directories. [What It Means] Include system folders when searching for files. [Recommendation]

Output: Only click this if you frequently search for system files because the searches will take longer. You can always go to c:\Windows to search for system files.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Setting] Include compressed files (ZIP or CAB, for example) [What It Means] Look at the filenames of the files inside compressed, which are normally ignored by the indexer. [Recommendation]

Output: Selecting the check box will slow performance. Besides, if the compressed file is in an indexed location, both the filename and its contents are indexed by default.

How to Customize Windows 7’s Search Settings - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Touch [How to Do It]

Output: In this simple operation, you touch the screen. Generally, you’re touching an object, such as a program icon, a button, or a control (for example, a gizmo you use to slide something around).

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

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

Motorola Atrix For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


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

Output: Touch and hold part of the screen. Some operations on the Atrix 4G, such as moving an icon on the Home screen, begin with a long-press.

Motorola Atrix For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Swipe [How to Do It]

Output: Start with your finger in one spot and then drag it to another spot. Usually, swipes are up, down, left, or right, which moves material displayed in the direction you swipe your finger. Swipes can be fast, flick-like actions, or they can be slow. This operation is also known as a flick.

Motorola Atrix For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Pinch [How to Do It]

Output: Start with your thumb and a finger separated, and then bring them together. The effect is used to reduce an image or a map. The pinch is used to zoom out.

Motorola Atrix For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Spread [How to Do It]

Output: In the opposite of a pinch, you start out with your thumb and a finger together and then spread them. The effect is used to enlarge an image or a map. The spread is used to zoom in.

Motorola Atrix For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Action] Rotate [How to Do It]

Output: Place two fingers on the screen and turn them around a central point as if you’re turning a combination lock.

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Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Modifier Action] Constrain shape to a circle or square [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Modifier Action] Draw from the center [Mac Shortcut] Option-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Alt-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Oval and Rectangle tools [Modifier Action] Constrain shape to a circle or square and draw from the center [Mac Shortcut] Option-Shift-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Alt-Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Line tool [Modifier Action] Constrain lines to 45° increments [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Line tool [Modifier Action] Draw from the center [Mac Shortcut] Option-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Alt-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Line tool [Modifier Action] Constrain lines to 45° increments and drawn from the center [Mac Shortcut] Option-Shift-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Alt-Shift-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Brush and Pencil tools [Modifier Action] Constrain strokes to vertical or horizontal [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies


Input: [Tool] Pen [Modifier Action] Add points [Mac Shortcut] Click to add a straight point; click and drag to add a curve point [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Click to add a straight point; click and drag to add a curve point

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Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Modifier Action] Use the Selection tool to move and rotate shapes while constraining direction [Mac Shortcut] Shift-drag [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Shift-drag

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Input: [Tool] Selection tool [Modifier Action] Move a selected element by one pixel [Mac Shortcut] Select the object(s) and click an arrow key [Windows Shortcut]

Output: Select the object(s) and click an arrow key

Building Flash Web Sites For Dummies Cheat Sheet - For Dummies