Click the "File" tab in the top horizontal toolbar. Choose the "Options" section. Click "Advanced" and go to "AutoArchive Settings. Choose the frequency with which you want to run AutoArchive. Choose additional options. Select the file to store archived items. Click "OK" to begin your AutoArchive program. Change your folders' AutoArchive settings manually.

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" Type a number in the section that says "Run AutoArchive every _ days." If you want to turn AutoArchive off, type a zero for the number of days.    For example, you can choose to delete the archived messages automatically.  You can also choose to have AutoArchive prompt you when it is time to run. You may choose to do this if you do not want the AutoArchive to run without your knowledge.     Click the box to start an archive folder in your folder list. This will allow you to access archived items more quickly.     Decide how old the items have to be in order to be archived. You can choose this under "Clean up items older than ___ months."     Decide which folders to apply these settings to. Check the box, if so.    Use the browser to change from the default file. It will automatically run according to the number of days you specified. Go to your list of Outlook folders on the main view of Outlook. Select and right-click on that folder. Click the "Properties" option in the box that appears. Select the "AutoArchive" tab. Select the new settings for this folder. Select "Ok" when you are finished.


Click the "Produce and share" button. Choose the destination. Log into your sharing service. Use custom production settings. Decide between a bare video or packaging it with the player program.

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Once your video is edited and ready to be seen, it's time to export it and share it. Click the "Produce and share" button to get started. You can share directly to a few built-in services, such as Screencast.com and YouTube. You can also create a video file instead that you can share on your own or upload to another service. When creating a video file, choose the "MP4 Only" option. This will create a video that can be played on virtually any device. If you are uploading to YouTube or Screencast, you will be asked for your login information so that Camtasia can connect to the service and upload the video for your account. If you need to create a video in a format other than the provided presets, click the "Custom production settings" option when finalizing your video. You will be able to choose from a variety of formats, including WMV, MOV, AVI, and even GIF.  MP4 is the most universal format for devices and web streaming. Be careful when choosing the resolution of your final product. Upscaling (increasing the resolution) will result in quality loss. For example, if you recorded at 800x450, avoid publishing at 1920x1080.  Strike a balance between size and quality. When setting video options, you will see a slider with "Smaller file" on the left and "Higher quality" on the right. Moving the slider will affect the final quality of the video. Keep file size in mind if you need to distribute the video to a lot of people. Camtasia can produce videos that open with the Camtasia controller bar. While you won't be able to upload these to a video streaming service, you can use them on your own site or distribute them through other methods.


Click the "Use a URL" link. Type in the URL of the song.

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If you have the Spotify or SoundCloud URL for a particular song, click on the "Use a URL" link underneath the search bar. Then type in the URL. The song will be pulled by Tumblr to be featured on your blog, but it will not be hosted on Tumblr's servers. Therefore, if Spotify or SoundCloud's servers are down, your song will not play. You should also check that the artists have licensed their work under a Creative Commons license to at least allow non-commercial sharing with attribution, no modification.


Click the "X" in the upper-right corner. Right-click on the window's icon in the taskbar and select "Close window". Press .

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This will immediately close most windows in desktop mode.  The program may prompt you to save your work before closing. Not all programs will close when your press the "X". Instead, the program may minimize to your System Tray in the lower-right corner of the desktop. The taskbar is located at the bottom of the screen, and open windows will have highlighted icons. Alt+F4 to close the active window. This is useful if the "X" is hidden or you can't move the window.


Click the Action drop-down button. Click on the “Hotkey” text field. Perform the new keyboard combinations you want to use. Click on “Add” button.

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This is found at the bottom part of the window. Select the type of hotkey you want to make a keyboard shortcut of. This is where you'll modify key combinations. You can use up to three different keyboard buttons for the combination. This will save the new global hotkey.


Click the Apple  menu. Click System Preferences. Click Energy Saver. Click the Schedule button. Check the box next to "Start up or wake. Select a schedule frequency. Set the start-up time. Click OK.

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It's in the menu bar at the top-left corner of the screen. It's near the middle of the menu. This is a light bulb-shaped icon. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. " This option is at the top of the Schedule window. To do so, click the drop-down box to the right of "Start up or wake", then select a frequency (e.g., Every Day, Weekends, etc.). You'll do this by adjusting the time in the box in the top-right side of the Schedule window. It's at the bottom of the window. Your Mac will now start itself at your specified time.


Click the Apple menu and select "System Preferences". Click the "Displays" option and then click the "Display" tab. Select the "Scaled" option to change your resolution. Select the resolution you want to use. Wait if your picture doesn't appear after changing.

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By default, OS X will choose the native resolution for your display, giving you in the clearest image. You can change this if a program calls for a certain resolution or you need to adjust the size of objects on your screen. You can select the display you want to adjust if you have multiple monitors. By default, the "Best for display" option will be selected. This will set the display at your monitor's native resolution. Select "Scaled" if you want to choose a different option. Options labeled "low resolution" will result in a blurry image. Options labeled "stretched" will result in objects on your screen appearing wider or skinnier than normal.  You may be able to select resolutions higher than your monitor's native resolution. This will make objects even smaller, but can have a big impact on your computer's speed. When you select a resolution, the change will take place immediately. If you don't see an image after selecting a new resolution, wait 15 seconds for it to revert. If it still doesn't revert, press Esc. If your image still won't revert, boot your Mac into Safe Mode and select a new resolution.


Click the Apple menu and select "System Preferences". Click the "General" option. Click the "Default web browser" menu.

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In Yosemite, the location of the default browser setting has been moved to the System Preferences menu. This will load a list of general system options. Select the browser that you want to use from the list of available browsers. You'll need to install your new browser before you can select it from the list.


Click the Apple menu and select System Preferences. Click the Network option. Select your active network adapter from the list on the left. Note the . Enter the . Log in with your admin account. Open the "Advanced" section and look for "MAC Filtering" or something similar. Disable MAC filtering. Save your changes.

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Connected adapters will have a green indicator next to them. Router IP Address. This is the address that you can use to access your router's settings.  If you are using an AirPort router, click here. Router address into the browser's address bar. Routers are protected with an admin login and password. Check your router's documentation or look up the model online to find the default login information.   If you can't figure out how to log in to your router, you can reset it by pressing and holding the Reset button on the back for about 30 seconds. After the router restarts, you will be able to log in with the default admin information. Most default logins use "admin" as the username, and then "admin", "password", or a blank field as the password. Actually defining where the "MAC Filtering" section is located is very difficult, as the location and labeling is different for every router. Generally, you can find the "MAC Filtering" or "Access Control" settings in the "Advanced" section, though it may also be found in the "Security" or "Wireless Settings" sections.  Not all routers use MAC address filtering. Some router's limit access based on static IP addresses assigned to each device. Again, the wording and location will vary depending on the router, but you will generally be able to select a "Disable" option to turn off MAC filtering.  This may be a checkbox, a button or a selection that you can make. Click the "Apply" or "Save" button to save your changes to the router settings. Your router will apply the changes, which may take a few moments.  If you are configuring your router over a wireless connection, you may be logged out when settings changes are saved.


Click the Apple menu. Click System Preferences. Click Internet accounts. Click iCloud. Select Mail. Click Create Apple ID. Enter your birthday and click Next. Enter all requested personal information. Click Next. Click Get a free iCloud email address. Type the email ID you want to use and click Next. Answer the security questions and click Next. Agree to the iCloud terms.

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It's at the top-left corner of the screen.  It's the blue circle with a white “@” in the third row of icons. It's at the top of the main panel. It's in the center column.   You must provide all of the following:  Your first and last name The email ID you want to use (don't include “@exampleaddress.com” at the end—just the first part) A password for your new email account This brings you to an error page because your requested email address is technically invalid. Now you'll see “icloud.com” next to the email address box. As long as the ID is not taken, you'll arrive to a screen asking you to set up security questions. These questions are just to confirm your identity in case you forget your password. After reviewing the agreement, check the box next to “I have read and agree…” and then click Agree. Your new iCloud email address is now ready to use.


Click the Audio tab. Select iTunes. Select a folder. Find a song to use. Add the song to the timeline. Browse sound effects. Adjust audio volume.

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It's near the top of the iMovie window, just right of the Media tab. Doing so will bring up a list of available audio options. This tab is on the left side of the window. A list of iTunes songs will appear in the pane. Click the iTunes folder above the list of songs, then click the folder you want to use to browse for music files. If you're content using iTunes music here, skip this step. Scroll down through the list of available iTunes songs until you find one you want to use. Click and drag the song from the pane down to the bottom of the timeline, then release the mouse. The song will snap onto the timeline.  You can adjust the song's position on the timeline by clicking and dragging the song's bar. To shorten or lengthen the song, click and drag one end of the song's bar. To see iMovie sound effects, click the Sound Effects tab on the left side of the window, then scroll through the iMovie sound effects. Just like any other file in iMovie, you can add sound effects to the timeline by clicking and dragging. If you need to raise or lower a track's volume, click and drag the horizontal line that runs through the track's green bar up or down. You can mute an audio track by selecting the track and then clicking the volume icon in the timeline.


Click the Chrome Menu button (☰) and select Settings. Check the "Show Home button" box. Click the "Change" link that appears beneath the box. Select "Open this page" and enter the Yahoo! page you want to start on. Select "Open a specific page or set of pages" in the "On startup" section. Click the "Set pages" link. Enter in the Yahoo! pages you want to load when Chrome starts.

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This will open your Chrome settings in a new tab. You'll find this in the "Appearance" section. The Home button will appear to the left of your address bar. This will let you set the page that opens when you click the Home button. Enter the Yahoo! address that you want to set as your home page:  Yahoo! Search: www.yahoo.com  Yahoo! Mail: mail.yahoo.com  Yahoo! News: news.yahoo.com  Yahoo! Shopping: shopping.yahoo.com This will allow you to set Chrome to load Yahoo! whenever you start it for the first time. You'll be able to enter addresses to open when Chrome starts. Each address you enter will start in a separate tab. These pages will load whenever Chrome starts for the first time.


Click the Chrome Menu button (☰). Select "Settings" from the Chrome menu. Click the . Enter your Google account email and password. Wait a few moments while Chrome syncs your information.

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You can sign into Chrome using your Google account, which will sync all of your bookmarks, extensions, and stored passwords. This will allow you to use any Chrome browser as if it was your own. If you are starting Chrome after installing it for the first time, you will be prompted to sign into your Google Account as soon as Chrome starts without having to go through the Settings menu.  Sign in to Chrome button. Click here for instructions on creating a free Google account. It may take a minute for all of your bookmarks to load. Your extensions will be installed as well, which could also take a few moments.


Click the Chrome Menu button ⋮. Select More Tools. Click Extensions. Click  below an extension. Reset Chrome to disable all add-ons at once. Scan for malware.

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It's the button with three vertical dots. You can find this in the upper-right corner of the Google Chrome web browser. Extensions are not available for the mobile version of Chrome. Placing the mouse cursor over "More Tools" displays a sub-menu to the left. You can also type chrome://extensions/ into the address bar. It's in the sub-menu that appears to the left when you hover over "More Tools". This displays a list of all your extensions in various boxes. Each box that lists an extension has a blue toggle switch in the lower-right corner. Click the toggle switch of the extension you want to disable to turn it off. The toggle switch turns grey when the extension is disabled. To uninstall an extension, click the Remove button at the bottom of the box that lists the extension you want to uninstall. If you are overloaded with add-ons, resetting Chrome will disable all of them. Use the following steps to reset Google Chrome to it's default settings.  Click the Chrome Menu button (⋮) Click Settings. Click Advanced ▾ at the bottom of the menu. Scroll down and click Reset settings to their original defaults. Click Reset settings. If you are having difficulty getting rid of a toolbar or other extension, it may be a malicious program. Download and run AdCleaner and Malwarebytes Antimalware. These free programs can find and remove most malicious software. See Remove Malware for detailed instructions on getting rid of malware and adware.


Click the Computer item. Click File. Click Export…. Enter a name for your backup file. Select a save location. Click Save.

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It's the monitor-shaped icon at the top of the Registry sidebar, which is on the left side of the window. Doing so will select it.  You may have to scroll up to the top of the sidebar to see this icon. This step will allow you to back up the entire Registry, but you can do this with a specific folder or set of folders in the Registry as well. This tab is in the top-left side of the Registry window. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the Export Registry File window. Type in the name for the backup. It's wise to use the current date or something similarly identifying in case you need to restore the backup. Click a folder on the left side of the Export Registry File window to set it as the place where your backup will be saved, or click a folder in the middle of the window to specify a folder inside of your current location. This button is at the bottom of the window. Doing so will export a copy of the Registry's current settings, values, and other data. If something goes wrong with the Registry while you're in it, you can restore this backup to fix minor to moderate errors.  To restore a Registry backup, you'll click the File tab, click Import… in the drop-down menu, and then select your Registry backup file. You should always make a new backup of the entire Registry before editing it.


Click the Controller button. Enable the FPS counter. Set the recording hotkey. Start your game. Start recording. Finish your recording.

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Clicking this button will change the recording mode to full screen mode, which is designed for capturing gameplay and other full screen programs. Bandicam overs an FPS counter overlay that lets you know the FPS your game is running at. This can be useful for determining how much of a performance impact Bandicam has on your game. Click the FPS menu in the Bandicam main interface and ensure that the "Show FPS Overlay" box has been checked. You can choose where on the screen you would like the overlay to appear. It can be very helpful to have the FPS counter enabled, as it changes color to indicate whether you are recording or not. In the Video section of the Bandicam interface, you can set the key that will start and stop recording. By default, this is set to F12. You can change this to whatever key you'd like. Make sure that it isn't a key that you use during gameplay.  F12 is the default screenshot key in Steam, meaning that every time you press the key to start or stop a recording, Steam will take a screenshot as well. If you are recording games played through Steam, you might want to change the hotkey. Start up the game you want to record as you normally would. You should see the green FPS counter if you have it enabled. As soon as you are ready to start recording, press the recording hotkey. You will see the FPS counter change from green to red to indicate that you are currently recording. Your entire screen will be recorded, so make sure you aren't recording any username or login information. After you are finished with what you want recorded, press the recording hotkey again to stop the recording process. Your video will be created and placed in the Bandicam output folder. This can be accessed by clicking the folder icon at the top of the Bandicam window.


Click the Downloads tab. Click Delete All Completed. Click OK when prompted. Restart Internet Download Manager.

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This feature is only available if you have registered IDM. It's near the top of the drop-down window. This will delete all downloaded items from IDM's history, which will free up RAM (memory) space for current downloads. If you've cleared the downloads but your current files aren't downloading any faster, try closing and re-opening IDM.


Click the Downloads tab. Select Speed Limiter. Click Turn Off.

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It's in the upper-left side of the Internet Download Manager window. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Doing so prevents IDM from capping your download speed.


Click the Edit menu. Select Cut. Navigate to where you want to paste. Click the Edit menu in the window you are pasting into.

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This may not be available in all programs, or may be found under different menus. For example  In Google Chrome. you have to click the Customize button (three horizontal bars) and then select the Edit section. In Microsoft Word 2007 and later, the Cut function is found in the Home tab. You can find it by looking for the Scissors icon in the Clipboard section. The selected items or text will be cut, and the original will be deleted when you paste it. When you cut text, the original text is deleted immediately. If you are pasting text, place the cursor where you want to the text to be pasted. If you are pasting files, open the location of where you want to paste. Make sure that the window you are pasting into has focus. Select Paste from the menu. The items or text will be pasted to the location of your cursor, or at the bottom of the window.


Click the File tab. Place mouse cursor over Share. Click File…. Type a title for the file. Type a brief description below the title (optional). Type any tags you want to include (optional). Select a format. Select a file format. Click Next  Type a title in the bar next to "Save As: Select a location to save the file. Click Save.

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It's at the top of the screen.   The title goes in the bar with the large text at the top of the popup.  This could be a music genre, the name of an artist, or anything else that can be used to classify the file. Click the arrows to select a format.  Select "Video and Audio" if you have video clips included in your project Select "Audio Only" if you have no video clips. For "Audio Only", you can choose, AAC, MP3, AIFF, or WAV formats.  MP3 is the most commonly used audio format.  AAC is standard across iTunes products.    For "Video and Audio" you will need to select the video resolution, quality, and how to compress.  Higher resolution, quality, and "Better Quality" compression will result in a better quality file, but it will be larger and take longer to render.  "


Click the Firefox Menu button (☰). Select "Add-ons". Search for "downloadhelper". Click "Install" next to "Video DownloadHelper". Open the Veoh video you want to download. Click the DownloadHelper button in the Firefox toolbar. Find and click the largest link towards the top of the list. Wait for the download to finish. Play the file.

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Using a Firefox extension is one of the easiest ways to download Veoh videos. This will load the Add-ons manager. Video DownloadHelper is one of the most popular add-ons. You can use a different add-on if you'd prefer. The process will likely be very similar. This will install the Video DownloadHelper extension for Firefox. You can use this add-on to save videos from Veoh and other sites. Make sure to load the video's dedicated page. This will open a list of download options for the video. You'll sometimes get several results from DownloadHelper. Find the largest MP4 file available. This is usually the whole video file. Veoh is a fairly slow service. The video will likely take a while to download. You can start playing it in your media player, or transfer it to a mobile device. You can find it in your Firefox Downloads folder.


Click the Gear button in Internet Explorer. Select "Internet options." Enter addresses into the "Home page" field. Select "Start with home page" from the "Startup" section. Click "Apply" or "OK" to save your changes.

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You'll find this in the upper-right corner. In older versions, click the "Tools" menu instead in the menubar. If you don't see either, press Alt to reveal the menubar. If this is grayed out, just try again in a moment. You can also select the "Internet options" item from the Control Panel to open this without starting Internet Explorer. Each website address you enter will open in a separate tab when Internet Explorer is started. Make sure each address is on a separate line. You can copy and paste addresses directly from your browser's address bar. This will ensure that Internet Explorer always loads your home pages when you start it up. Your new home page settings will take effect the next time you start Internet Explorer, or when you click the Home button.


Click the Go menu from the desktop. Click the Utilities option. Open Terminal from the Utilities folder. Enter the command to install Homebrew. Enter your user password if prompted. Enter the command to install youtube-dl. Enter the command to install FFmpeg.

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youtube-dl is a command line program to download YouTube videos that is completely free and open-source. It is developed by the community and no one profits from it. It is the only downloading option that does not include ads, malware, or other privacy concerns.   This is an open-source package manager that will manage "homebrewed" applications, including youtube-dl. Type /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)" and press ⏎ Return. Depending on your security settings, you may be prompted for your password before you can proceed. Now that Homebrew is installed, you can use it to download and install youtube-dl: Type brew install youtube-dl and press ⏎ Return. This is another open-source program that youtube-dl will use to convert the downloaded videos into MP3 format. Once this is installed, you'll be ready to use youtube-dl to download the playlist from the Terminal. Type brew install ffmpeg and press ⏎ Return.


Click the Home tab. Click Title. Enter title text. Add a transition to your title. Return to the Home tab. Insert a caption on a file. Enter the caption text. Add any other captions or titles as necessary.

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It's in the upper-left side of the window. This will take you back to the editing toolbar. This option is in the "Add" section of the Home toolbar. In the text box that appears on the video preview window, type in the title that you want to assign to your video.  You can also edit the title slide's length in the "Adjust" section of the toolbar by clicking the text box to the right of the clock with a green arrow in it and then selecting a new time. If you want to change the title size, font, or formatting, you can do so in the "Font" section of the toolbar. Click one of the icons in the "Effects" section of the toolbar, then preview the effect; if you like it, your title is set. Click Home again to go back to the editing toolbar. Click a photo or video on which you want to add a caption, then click Caption in the "Add" section of the toolbar. Type in the text that you want to use for your caption, then press ↵ Enter. This will create your caption below the selected file.  You can edit the caption exactly like you edited the title text. If you want to move the caption to a different place on the file, click and drag the pink caption box left or right and then drop it to reposition it. You can create more title slides to serve as transitions between sections in your movie, or you can add captions to more files. You can also add credits to the end of the movie by clicking the Credits option in the "Add" section of the Home tab.


Click the Input Message tab in the "Data Validation" pop-up. Check the  Show input message... option. Enter a "Title" and an "Input Message. Click the Error Alert tab at the top of the pop-up. Check the  Show error alert... option. Select an error style in the Style drop-down. Enter a custom "Title" and "Error message. Click the OK button in the "Data Validation" pop-up.

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It's at the top of the pop-up window. This tab will allow you to create a pop-up message to display next to your drop-down list. This option allows you to display a tiny pop-up message when the drop-down is selected. If you don't want to show a pop-up message, just leave the box unchecked. " You can use this area to explain, describe or provide more information about the drop-down list. The title and input message you enter here will show up on a tiny, yellow pop-up sticky next to the drop-down when the cell is selected. This tab will allow you to display a pop-up error message whenever invalid data is entered into your drop-down cell. When this option is checked, an error message will pop up when a user types invalid data into the drop-down cell. If you don't want an error message to pop-up, leave the box unchecked. You can select an option from Stop, Warning, and Information here.  The Stop option will show a pop-up error window with your error message, and stop users from entering data that isn't in the drop-down list. The Warning and Information options will not stop users from entering invalid data, but show an error message with the yellow "!" or blue "i" icon. " (optional) Your custom error title and message will pop up when invalid data is entered into the drop-down cell.  You can leave these fields empty. In this case, the error title and message will default to Microsoft Excel's generic error template. The default error template is titled "Microsoft Excel," and the message reads "The value you entered is not valid. A user has restricted values that can be entered into this cell." This will create and insert your drop-down list into the selected cell.


Click the Language tab. Select C. Click C++. Add a title to your program. Enter the preprocessor command. Declare the program's function. Add an open bracket. Enter your program's execution code. Add a closed bracket. Review your program. Save your program.

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It's at the top of the window. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. You'll find this option in the Language drop-down menu. A pop-out menu will appear. It's in the pop-out menu. Most programmers' first experiences with C++ involve creating a program that says "Hello, World!" when run, so that's what you'll do here. Type in // followed by your program's title (e.g., "My first program"), then press ↵ Enter.  Any text in a line that's typed after two slash marks won't be read as code. For example: to entitle your program "Hi Earth", you'd type //Hi Earth into Notepad++. Type #include <iostream> into Notepad++, then press ↵ Enter. This command instructs C++ to run the following lines of code as a program. Type int main () into Notepad++, then press ↵ Enter. Type { into Notepad++, then press ↵ Enter. Your program's main code will go between this open bracket and a closed bracket later. Type std::cout << "Hello World!"; into Notepad++ and press ↵ Enter. Type } into Notepad++. This closes the program's execution phase. It should look something like this:  //Hi Earth #include <iostream> int main () { std::cout << "Hello World!"; } Click File, then click Save As... in the drop-down menu, enter a name for your program, select a save location, and click Save. If you have a program on your computer that can run C++, you should be able to open your Hello World program in it.


Click the Layout tab. Click the Margins menu. Select Narrow from the menu. Clean up rags and other formatting artifacts. Click the File menu. Click Print. Set your booklet to print on both sides of the page. Select a paper size. Check out the preview. Click Print.

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This displays options configuring how your booklet will appear when you print it. It's near the top-left corner of Word. Several options will appear. You can set your margins to whatever size you need, but the Narrow option ensures that the size of your text and images isn't reduced too much. Rags are extra white space that can be cleaned up by hyphenating a word or by justifying the text. Scan through the document to be sure your text looks the way you would like and fix any rags you might find. It's at the top-left corner. It's in the menu on the left side of the screen. This displays a preview of your booklet. If this option is permitted by your printer, select the Print on Both Sides option from the "Pages" drop-down menu. Be sure to choose the option that includes the text "Flip pages on short edge" so the back-side isn't flipped upside down. If your printer doesn't support automatic duplex (both sides) printing, select Manually Print on Both Sides instead. The default paper size is 8.5 x 11, which is a standard sheet of printer paper. If you're using a different size paper, select that paper's size instead. The print preview appears in the right panel. You can use the arrows at the bottom of the panel to page through the booklet and make sure it looks correct. It's near the top of the window. This sends the booklet to your printer.


Click the Mac Spotlight . Type Terminal in the search bar. Double-click to open the terminal . Type the following command in the terminal and press ↵ Enter: Type chrome://settings/help in your Google Chrome address bar.

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It's the icon that resembles a magnifying glass in the upper-right corner. This displays a list of apps that match your search text. It's in the list of search results below the search bar. This opens the terminal. defaults write com.google.Keystone.Agent checkInterval 0. This sets the Update interval to "0" so that Google Chrome stops checking for updates. Google Chrome will attempt to automatically update. If Google Chrome is unable to update, an error message will appear. If it says it is up to date, try one of the other methods listed here.


Click the Me tab. Click View Profile. Click the pencil icon. Click Save. Add professional experience by clicking +. Click Save. Edit a work experience by clicking the pencil icon. Click Save when you're done.

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It's in the top right corner of your profile, directly to the right of the Notifications icon. This option is at the top of the Me drop-down menu. It's to the right of your profile image at the top of your profile page. Doing so will allow you to edit your intro, including the following things:  First and Last Name  Headline - A catchphrase or brief personal description.  Current Position - Your position at your current company (for example, "Writer at Forbes").  Location Information - This includes your current country, ZIP code, and city.  Summary - A description of your goals, accomplishments, and/or mission statement.  Add Education - This option allows you to add a school or university to your profile. Doing so will save your changes to your LinkedIn intro. This is information that public LinkedIn users will be able to see. It's to the right of the "Experience" section which is a bit below your profile image. When adding a professional experience, you'll enter information about the workplace (e.g., which company you worked at) as well as how long you worked there, what your title was, and a brief summary of your duties. Doing so will add your new work experience to your LinkedIn profile. The pencil icon is to the right of an experience listed on your profile. You can edit anything listed here, from the business' name to the length of time for which you worked there. It's at the bottom of the edit page. Your LinkedIn profile is now complete.


Click the Menu drop-down list on the upper-left corner of the page. Select “Hangouts” from the Menu drop-down list. Open the Hangout you want to archive. Head to the chat box options. Archive the Hangout.

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The Menu drop-down list will display the title of the page you’re currently on. For example, if you’re on the Home page, the Menu drop-down list will display “Home.” This will take you to the Hangouts section of your account. At the right side of the page, you’ll see a panel that lists all the Hangouts you currently have; this is the Hangout list. Click on the Hangout you want to archive, and it will open a small chat box at the bottom of the page. Click the gear icon at the upper right corner of the Hangout chat box to access its options. Select “Archive” from the list of options displayed on the chat box. This will automatically archive the selected Hangout.


Click the New Layer button. Drag the new layer down so it's right above the Background layer. Paint the background of the new layer black. Adjust the opacity of the layer so you can see some of the face. Select the layer that contains the hair. Remove remaining parts of the background/face. Delete the black layer.

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It's the square with an upturned corner at the bottom of the Layers panel. This creates a new layer called Layer 1, which is now on the top. The Layers panel is usually on the right side of Photoshop, but if you don't see it, press F7 to toggle it back on. Just drag the name of the layer (in the Layers panel) and drop it right above the Background layer. Once you do this, you'll see the selected area on a black background. Here's how:  Click the Paint Bucket tool in the toolbar on the left side. It's near the center of the toolbar. If you don't see it but see a Gradient tool, click the small arrow at its bottom-right corner, then select Paint Bucket Tool. Select black as your color. Click the tool on the background of the image. To do this, drag the “Opacity” slider at the top-right corner of the Layers panel until you can see some of the face and background details. Click its name (it's probably called something like “Background Copy”) in the Layers panel. For the most natural results, you'll want to use a soft paint brush to get rid of any remaining background or face elements. Here's how to do this:  On the layer with the hair (in the Layers panel), click the second tiny preview image. It's the one with a black background. This adds the mask to the “Masks” panel, which is usually right above the Layers panel. You may have to click the Masks tab to see it. Select the Brush tool on the toolbar, and select Black as the color. Adjust the brush size to something that you can use to paint the smaller areas. A lower flow makes the strokes look more natural.  Paint over the places you want to remove from the selection in black. Anything black will be removed. Paint over the places you want to include in white. Anything white will be added to the selected area. This is the one you created that is usually called “Layer 1.” To delete it, right-click its name in the Layers panel, then click Delete Layer. You may have to click Yes  to confirm.


Click the Opera menu. Select Extensions. Click Extensions. Click the Disable below an extension. Scan for adware.

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It's button with a red "O" in teh upper-left corner of the app. This displays a sub-menu to the left. You can also press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+E. Extensions are listed in bars that contain information about the extension. The "Disable" button is below the information. Click the "X" in the upper-right corner of the add-on's description to remove it. You'll be asked to confirm that you want to uninstall the extension. If you can't get rid of a certain toolbar, or you're getting a lot of pop-ups, you may have an adware infection. Running Malwarebytes Antimalware and AdwCleaner will find and remove most common adware infections. Both of these programs are free.


Click the Payroll calculator tab. Find an employee. Enter the number of hours worked. Add vacation and sick hours if necessary. Enter overtime hours and rate. Add any last-minute deductions. Review the employee's net pay. Calculate your other employees' payroll.

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It's at the bottom of the page. This will open the calculator page. Locate the first employee whose information you entered on the Employee Information page. Their name should be at the top of this page. In the "Regular Hours Worked" column, type in the number of hours that the employee worked (e.g., 40) in the given pay period. If your employee used any vacation time or sick time, note the number of hours in the "Vacation Hours" or "Sick Hours" column, respectively. If your employee worked any overtime (e.g., time over 40 hours in a week), enter the number of hours worked in the "Overtime Hours" column, then enter the overtime rate (in dollars) in the "Overtime Rate" column. The overtime rate is usually 150 percent of the employee's usual rate (hence the phrase "time and a half"). In the "Other Deduction" column, enter the dollar amount of deductions that fall outside of the normal deductions. For example, if your employee took a deduction to pay for equipment, you'd enter it here as a one-time payment. In the "Net Pay" column, you'll be able to see how much your employee's take-home is; if this number looks correct, you're done calculating payroll for that employee. You can also check the pre-taxes pay in the "Gross Pay" column. For each employee listed in the "Employee Name" field, fill out the calculator to determine their take-home pay. You can check your employees' pay stubs in the PAYROLL PAYSTUBS or Individual Paystubs tab at the bottom of the page once you're done.


Click the Review tab. Click Restrict Editing. Click the check box below the "Editing restrictions" heading. Click the No changes (Read only) box. Click Filling in forms. Click Yes, Start Enforcing Protection. Enter a password (optional). Click OK.

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It's a couple of tabs left of the Developer tab. Doing so will prompt a pop-out window on the right side of the page. On Mac, click Protect, then click Protect Document in the drop-down menu. This check box has "Allow only this type of editing in the document:" written next to it. On Mac, instead click the "Protect document for:" check box below the "Protection" heading. It's below the check box here. Doing so will invoke a drop-down menu. Skip this step on a Mac. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. On Mac, click Forms. It's at the bottom of the right-hand pane. Skip this step on Mac. If you decide to apply a password to this document, you'll need to enter it in order to edit the document later. This will confirm your password (or your lack thereof) and apply restrictions to your Word document. People to whom you send the document will only be able to fill out the text box areas.


Click the Schedule tab. Check the "Start download at" box. Select a download start time. Make sure the "Stop download at" box is unchecked. Click Apply. Make sure IDM is running during the scheduled download time.

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It's to the left of the Files in the queue tab. If you have pending downloads in your queue, you can schedule them to download during a lower-traffic time (e.g., midnight). It's near the top of the page. Change the time in the box to the right of the "Start download at" heading to the time at which you want to start the download. If you want to ensure that your files are completely downloaded, don't set a mandatory cut-off. If your network requires you to download for less than a certain amount of time or you're downloading while away from the computer, you might want to set a download time. This will schedule any downloads in your queue for your specified time. In order for your files to download when scheduled, the IDM icon must be present in your computer's notification area. You can click on the left side of the taskbar's notification area to make sure the IDM icon is there.


Click the Settings button in MSI Afterburner. Increase the "Core Voltage (mV)" slider by about 10mV. Run your benchmark program. Repeat Part Three. Watch your temperature. Increase your voltage again. Don't go over your safe voltage. Know when to quit. Repeat the entire thing with your "Memory Clock (MHz)" slider". Overclock SLI cards.

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The Core Voltage sliders is locked by default to prevent accidental damage to your card. This alone should tell you how potentially serious doing this is. Check the "Unlock voltage control" box in the General tab and click OK. You will unlikely be able to select exactly 10mV, as voltages can only be increased by set amounts. Click Apply. Once you've increased your voltage, run your benchmarking program to see if your overclock is stable now. Remember, you left your settings at a speed that was unstable, so if it is stable now after raising your voltage you can go back to increasing your clock speed. If your overclock is stable now, start raising the Core Clock speed in 10MHz intervals again, running benchmarks each time. Repeat this until you reach the next instability. As voltage increases, the temperature of your GPU will start to go up. As you continue the process of increasing your voltage, keep an eye on your temperature readings in GPU-Z. It's recommended to keep temperatures below 90 °C (194 °F), but many enthusiasts prefer to keep it even cooler, such as 80° and below. Improving your case's and card's cooling can help you increase your overclocking capabilities, but can be expensive and time-consuming. Once you reach your next plateau, raise the Core Voltage by 10mV again. Benchmark, and then repeat the Core Clock process. Remember to keep watching your temperature, as this will be one of the big limiting factors in how far you can take the overclock. Remember the notes you took about your card earlier? Make sure that you don't exceed the safe voltage limit for your card when you are making your adjustments. At a certain point, your overclock will stop being effective. You may reach your temperature threshold, your maximum voltage, or your clock speeds may just not be stable no matter how much your voltage increases. If that's the case then you can move on to the next step. Once you've hit the limit with your Core Clock, it's time to do the same with your Memory Clock. Repeat the process by raising...


Click the Start  button. Type system information into the search bar. Press ↵ Enter.

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It's in the bottom-left corner of the screen; doing so will open the Start menu, which has a built-in search feature. It's in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Doing so will open the System Information window. There are four tabs listed in the top-left corner of the window:   System Summary - This is the default tab to which System Information opens; it contains details about your computer's operating system, installed memory, and processor type.  Hardware Resources - View a list of all hardware drivers and information associated with devices (e.g., webcams or controllers) associated with your computer.  Components - View a list of technical components on your computer such as USB ports, the CD drive, and speakers.  Software Environment - View drivers and running processes on your computer.


Click the Start  menu. Click Settings . Click Apps. Click an app you want to remove. Click Uninstall. Click Uninstall to confirm.

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It’s usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen. It’s near the bottom-left corner of the menu. This opens the Apps & features window. All of your installed apps (including those that came pre-installed on the computer) appear in the right panel. Scroll down to see what’s there. Depending on the app, you may see several buttons appear below. A confirmation message will appear. If the option is not available, you’ve selected an app that can’t be uninstalled. This usually happens because it’s a system app or part of another app’s installation. The app will now be removed.


Click the Start  menu. Click Settings . Click Devices. Click Printers & scanners. Click the printer. Click Open queue. Right-click a document you want to remove from the queue. Click Cancel. Repeat for other documents you want to cancel.

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It’s usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen.  It’s the second icon at the top of the window. It’s in the left column. Connected printers appear in the right panel under “Printers & scanners.” Two buttons will appear beneath the printer’s name. A list of pending print jobs will appear. A context menu will appear. This removes the document from the queue. To cancel all documents at once, click the Printer menu at the top-left corner of the window, then select Cancel All Documents. If the files stay in the queue even after you’ve canceled them, try restarting the computer. If clearing the queue does not resolve your print queue issues, see Restarting the Print Spooler Service.


Click the Start button . Type cmd. Right-click Command Prompt. Click Run as administrator. Type shutdown -i and press ↵ Enter. Click Add. Type the IP address of the target computer(s) and click Ok. Choose if you want to shut down or restart a computer. Click the checkbox  next to "Warn users of action" (Optional). Type the number of seconds until the computer(s) shutdown (Optional). Click the checkbox  next to "Planned" (Optional). Select a reason for the shutdown (Optional). Type a comment (Optional). Click Ok.

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It's the button with the Windows icon in the lower-left corner. This searches for the command prompt and displays it at the top of the Windows Start menu. It has an icon that resembles a black screen with a white prompt. Right-clicking this icon displays a menu to the right of the Command Prompt icon. This opens the Command Prompt with administrative privileges. You must be signed in to Windows using an administrative account in order to run the Command Prompt as an administrator. This opens the Remote Shutdown Dialog window. It's to the right of the "Computers" box. The target computer is the computer you want to shut down or restart. Type the IP address of that computer in the "Add Computers" window, and click Ok. If you are not sure what the Private IP address is for the target computer, you can find it using that computer. Use the drop-down menu below "What do you want these computers to do" to select "Shutdown" or "Restart". This allows you to set a timer for when the computer(s) will shutdown. Type a number in the box in the sentence "Display warning for [ ] seconds". This sets a timer for when the computer(s) shutdown. This allows you to create an event tracker for the remote shutdown or restart. Use the drop-down menu below "Options" to select the best reason for the shutdown/restart. For example, "Hardware: Maintenance (Planned)". This will be displayed on the target computer. For example, "This computer will shut down in 60 seconds. Please save all work." This executes the Shutdown or Restart.  If you receive a message that says Access Denied, make sure you are signed in to an administrative account and that you have administrative access to the target computer. See Method 3 to learn how to enable File and Printer Sharing on both computers and allow it through the Windows Firewall. If you are unable to connect to the registry on the target computer, see Method 4 to learn how to edit the registry on the target computer.


Click the Start button. Click the “Activate Windows now” link at the bottom of the window. Select “Show me other ways to activate” from the Activation menu. Enter your Windows 7 product key at the prompt. Click . Select the location closest to you from the drop-down list.

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Right-click on Computer and select Properties. This will open the System Properties window. You can also press ⊞ Win+Pause.   You must enter a valid 25 character key in order to activate your copy of Windows. Your product key may be located underneath your laptop, on the back of your computer case, on the disc case for your Windows 7 installation DVD, or in the Windows 7 manual.  If you downloaded the software online, then you will find it in your confirmation email. If you cannot find your product key, you may need to purchase a new one. Next. Select “Use my modem to connect directly to the activation service.” You may be prompted to enter an administrator password. If so, enter the password, and click OK. Click Next to connect and attempt to activate. You will hear your modem turn on and connect to the activation service. The activation process may take a few moments. Once it has been completed, the activation window will display a confirmation message. To double-check that you are activated, open System Properties again (Right-click on Computer and select Properties). The bottom of the window should show the message “Windows is activated”.


Click the Start button. Type "cmd" and press . Type . Find your active network adapter. Look at the .

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This will open the Start menu or screen. ↵ Enter to open the Command Prompt. With the Start menu or Screen open, typing "cmd" and pressing ↵ Enter will launch the Command Prompt. In Windows 7 and earlier, you can select the Command Prompt from the Start menu. ipconfig and press ↵ Enter. This will display a readout of all of your networking information. You may have to expand the Command Prompt screen to see it all. Most computers have one or two adapters, though you may have more depending on your setup. If you can connect wirelessly and with an Ethernet cable, you'll have at least two adapters. Look at the adapter's name in the list to determine which adapter you're looking at. If an adapter isn't being used, such as an Ethernet port with no cable plugged in, Media state will display Media disconnected. IPv4 Address entry. This address is your device's private IP address. You'll need this if you're doing any local network troubleshooting or configuration. Each device on your network will have a different, but similar, IP address.


Click the Start button. Type device manager and press ↵ Enter. Expand the Display adapters section. Identify your video card manufacturer. Note the video card model. Open your web browser. Visit the manufacturer's driver page. Find your model on the driver site. Download the installer. Click the installer to run it. Follow the prompts to install the drivers.

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You'll find this in the lower-left corner of the screen, and it will have the Windows logo. This will open the Device Manager window.  There are three main video card manufacturers that your adapter is almost guaranteed to be using: NVIDIA, AMD/ATI, and Intel. If you see Intel and NVIDIA, your computer is either switching between them as necessary or you've installed an NVIDIA card on a motherboard with Intel graphics. In either case, you'll be getting the NVIDIA drivers. You'll need to know the video card model and model number in order to download the correct drivers. You'll see all of this information after the manufacturer name. For example, "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670" is made by "NVIDIA" and the model line is "GeForce." The model number is "GTX 670." Now that you know the video card information, you'll need to download the driver software from the manufacturer. Each manufacturer has a website dedicated to driver downloads for their cards:  NVIDIA AMD Intel Use the drop-down menus and the model number you noted earlier to find your specific video card. All three websites also have an auto-detect tool that you can run, which will determine your video card. You may need to accept some security warnings when running these tools. If your video card is older than four or five years, it may no longer be supported by the manufacturer and new drivers may not be available. Once you've found the drivers for your card, click the download link or button to begin downloading the installers. Video card driver installers can be fairly large, and may take a while to download. After the installer has finished downloading, click it to start installing the drivers. You'll find the installer at the bottom of your browser window, or in the Downloads folder. The process is different for each manufacturer, but you can generally leave all of the installation settings at their defaults. During the installation process, your monitor may flicker or shut off for a moment.


Click the Start menu. Click Control Panel. Click System and Maintenance. Click Defragment Your Hard Drive. Check the schedule. Click Defragment now. Select the drive you want to defragment. Click OK.

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It's usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen.  A list of tools will appear. It's under "Administrative Tools." This opens the "Disk Defragmenter" window. You may have to click Continue to open the tool. If Windows is set to defragment your drive(s) automatically, you'll see a check mark next to "Run on a schedule (recommended)." You'll also when the drive is scheduled to defragment and the last date the process occurred.  If this option is not turned on, check the box to turn it on now. To schedule defragmentation for a different time, click Modify schedule, then make your selections. It's the third button. A list of your drives will appear. If you have more than one drive, you can select them all if you wish—just check the "Select all disks" option at the top. Windows will now scan and defragment the selected drive(s). The progress will appear at the bottom-left corner of the window.  The amount of time it takes to defragment depends on the size of your drive and the amount of fragmentation. While you can continue working during the process, your PC may behave slowly until optimization is complete. If you need to do work once the defragmentation has begun and you cannot tolerate the poor performance, you can click Cancel defragmentation.


Click the Start menu. Type . Click the . Click the . Uncheck any effects you want to disable. Click .

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Windows uses a variety of special effects to make transitions between windows smooth, as well as to add transparency and other visual flair. While this makes Windows look great, it can also have a major impact on your system's performance, especially if it is older. Disabling these effects can really help speed up your system. sysdm.cpl and press ↵ Enter. Advanced tab. Settings... button in the "Performance" section. All of Windows' effects will be listed in the "Custom" list. Uncheck anything that you don't want to use anymore.  Unchecking "Enable transparent glass" will give you one of the biggest performance increases. If you don't care about visual effects at all, select "Adjust for best performance" to turn everything off. Apply to save your changes. Windows will take a few moments to make the changes, and then you can see what your new settings look like.


Click the THEMES tab. Select a theme. Select a color for the theme. Click Font style. Click a font name. Click PUBLISH when you're done.

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It's at the top of the column on the right side of the page. Click a theme that you want to preview. Doing so will cause your website's theme to change in the main window. Click one of the colored circles below the theme's name to preview the color. Different themes use different color palettes. It's a drop-down box below the colored circles under your theme's name. A drop-down menu will appear. Doing so will select it and apply it to your website's preview. This will save your changes and push them to the live version of your website. At this point, you're free to continue adding pages, inserting content, and changing the theme as you like.


Click the Text tool (T) in the toolbar. Highlight the characters you want to change. Double-click the color palette in the toolbar. Select a color, then click “OK.

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If you want to change an individual character (or string of characters) without changing all of the text, you can do so by selecting the character(s) with the text tool. The selected character(s) should now have an outline surrounding them. The palette is represented by a box that’s the same color as the currently-selected text. A larger palette will appear, containing a variety of colors from which to choose. To change the Stroke (the outline surrounding the text rather than the text itself), double-click the bottom of the two boxes. It will either have a red line over it (if there is not currently a Stroke color) or will be displayed as a box with a thick outline around it. ” The characters you highlighted will change to the color you selected.  If you’re dissatisfied with the color, press ⌘ Cmd+Z (Mac) or Ctrl+Z (Windows) to undo the changes. You can also change the font face and size of individual characters using this method.


Click the Tools menu and select Prepare Form. Edit an existing text field. Click the Text Field tool to add a new field. Click the location where you'd like to add a text field. Type a name for the field into the "Field Name" box. Click All Properties to access the field's editing tools. Edit the text field. Add buttons, menus, and other options.

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It's at the top of the screen. This places you into form editing mode. Now that you've imported a form, you can edit the existing fields, create new fields, and add other elements like menus and lists. Acrobat attempts to create fields based on the layout of your document. A list of fields appears in the right panel under the "Fields" header. Here are some ways you can change an existing field:  To change the size of a field, click it once so it's surrounded by handles, then drag the handles to the desired size.     To delete a field, click it once to select it, and then press Delete on your keyboard.     See Step 5 for more customization ideas for editing fields. This tool looks like a "T" with a cursor and is in the icon bar above the document. To copy an existing field, right-click the field and select Copy instead.    This places the default sized field at this location. If you'd prefer to draw a box to a specific size, click and drag the mouse cursor to trace the desired size. Once the field is placed, a yellow box will appear. To place a copied field, right-click the desired location and select Paste.    This is just for your own reference and will not be visible on the final version of the form. If you'd like to make filling out this field mandatory, check the box next to "Required field" below the "Field Name" blank.    This new dialog box allows you to edit the field’s appearance and add special options. On the "Text Field Properties" dialog, click through the various tabs to check out ways to format your field.  Click the Options tab to add features like spellcheck, multi-line typing, and character limitations.     Click the Appearance tab to adjust colors and font options.     Click Actions to make the field perform certain functions based on the text that's entered.     Click Close when you're finished making edits to this text area.    The other icons next to the Text Field tool above the document represent other features you can add to the form. Hover your mouse cursor over each of the different...


Click the View tab in PowerPoint. Click the "Slide Master" button. Select the master slide you want to edit. Click the "Background Styles" button and select "Format Background." Adjust the background following the steps in the previous methods.

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This will display different view options. A list of all of your master slides will appear in the left frame. These are the theme slides for the different types of content in your presentation. The theme and graphics options on your master slides overrules regular background settings. This will open the slide in the main view. You may need to scroll up on the list to view the main master slide. Different slides in the master list are for different slide layouts. Changes made to that master will apply to all slides with the same layout. The slide at the top of the master list will apply yo all slides in the presentation. This will open the Format Background sidebar. Once the Format Background sidebar is open, you can adjust the background graphics using the steps outlined above. Use the "Picture or texture fill" option to set a new picture as the master background. This background will apply to every slide in your presentation.


Click the View tab. Select the frame directly inside the row and column you want to freeze. Click the "Freeze Panes" button and select "Freeze Panes." Add emphasis to your header row (optional).

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If you want to keep a row of data visible at all times, even when you've scrolled down the sheet, you can freeze it. You can set this row to print on all pages as well, which can be very useful for spreadsheets that span multiple pages. See the next section for details. You can set Excel to freeze rows and columns so that they are always visible. To do this, you'll want to select the cell in the corner of the area you want to keep unlocked. For example, if you want to keep the top row and the first column locked on the screen, highlight cell B2. All columns to the left will be frozen, and all rows above will be frozen. This will lock the rows above your selected cell and the columns to the left of your selected cell. For example, if you had cell B2 selected, the top row and the first column will be locked on the screen. Create a visual contrast for this row by centering the text in these cells, applying bold text, adding a background color, or drawing a border under the cells. this can help the reader take notice of the header when reading the data on the sheet.


Click the Wi-Fi symbol . Select a network. Click Connect. Enter the network's password. Click Next. Connect other computers in the network to the Internet. Open Start . Type in control panel. Click Control Panel. Click Network and Sharing Center. Click Change advanced sharing settings. Check the "Turn on network discovery" box. Click Save changes. Enable network discovery on the other network computers.

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It's in the lower-right corner of the screen. A pop-up window will appear.  If Wi-Fi is currently disabled, click the Wi-Fi button in the lower-left side of the pop-up window before proceeding. In some cases, you'll need to click the ^ icon in the lower-right side of the screen to see the Wi-Fi icon. Click the network to which you want to connect each of your network computers. It's in the lower-right side of the network's name box. Type in the network's password when prompted. It's below the network. As long as the password is correct, doing so will connect you to the network. For each computer that you want to use in your network, repeat the Wi-Fi connection process. Once each computer is connected to the Wi-Fi network, you can proceed with setting up file sharing. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Doing so will search your computer for the Control Panel app. It's a blue rectangle icon at the top of the Start menu. This option resembles a set of blue monitors. If you see "Category" in the upper-right side of the page, first click the Network and Internet heading on the main Control Panel page. It's a link in the upper-left side of the page. This will ensure that your computer can interact with other computers that are plugged into the Internet source. You can also enable the "Turn on file and printer sharing" option and the "Allow Windows to manage homegroup connections" option if they aren't automatically selected. It's at the bottom of the page. Once each computer in the networked group has network discovery enabled in Control Panel, your wired network will be ready to use.


Click the Wi-Fi symbol . Select a network. Enter the network's password. Click Join. Connect other network computers to the Internet. Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences…. Click Sharing. Check the "File Sharing" box. Close the System Preferences window. Enable file sharing on the other network computers.

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It's in the top-right side of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. If your Wi-Fi isn't enabled, click and then click Turn Wi-Fi On near the top of the menu instead. Click the Wi-Fi network to which you want to connect each computer in your network. Type the password for the network into the "Password" field. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will connect your computer to the Internet. For each computer that you want to use in your network, repeat the Wi-Fi connection process. Once each computer is connected to the Wi-Fi network, you can proceed with setting up file sharing. Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. You'll find this blue folder-shaped icon in the middle of the System Preferences window. It's on the left side of the page. This will ensure that you can share files from your computer to other computers on the network. You can check any other file sharing options that you want to use for your network here as well. Your changes will be saved; the current computer is now set up for network sharing. Each computer that's connected to your Internet source will need file sharing to be enabled. Once you've completed this process, your wireless network will be ready to use.


Click the Windows Search button. Type Control Panel in the search bar. Click Control Panel. Click Unistall a program. Click to highlight Microsoft Office. Click Uninstall. Click Uninstall in the popup. Click Close in the popup.

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It's the button that looks like an hourglass or a circle.  It's next to the Windows Start menu. The search bar is at the bottom of the search menu. It's the app that has a blue image with some graphs on it. It's below the green header that says "Programs".  This will display all the programs you currently have installed on your computer. If you don't see it, select "Category" in the "View By:" drop-down menu.  The drop-down menu is in the top-right corner of the control panel. This could be "Microsoft Office 365", or "Microsoft Office 2016", or whichever version of Microsoft Office you subscribe to. It's above the list of programs, between "Organize" and "Change". This will confirm that you want to uninstall Microsoft Office, and proceed to uninstall the software. You will see this button appear when Microsoft Office is finished uninstalling.


Click the Windows Start button . Click the Microsoft Store icon . Click Search. Type Netflix in the search bar and press ↵ Enter. Click the Netflix app icon and click Install. Open the Netflix app. Click your profile icon. Click a movie or TV show image. Click the Download icon . Click the menu icon ☰. Click My Downloads. Click a movie or TV show to start watching.

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It's the button that has the Windows logo.  By default, it's in the lower-left corner of the Windows taskbar.  This displays the Start menu. It has an icon that resembles the Windows logo on a shopping bag.  It's the larger icon below "Explore" in the Windows Start menu. It's next to the icon that resembles a magnifying glass in the upper-right corner.  This displays a search bar next to the search icon. This displays a list of apps that match your search. The Netflix app has an icon with a red "N".  Click the app icon in the Microsoft Store and then click Install to install the Netflix app for Windows 10. After you install the Netflix app for Windows 10, you can click the Netflix icon in the Windows Start menu, or click Launch in the Microsoft Store to launch the Netflix app.  If you are not signed in to Netflix automatically, sign in with the email address and password associated with your Netflix account after the app launches. If you don't have an account, you can sign up for a free trial. If your Netflix account has more than one profile, click your user profile after you sign in to your account. Movies and TV shows are listed by images on Netflix.  Click the image of a TV show or movie you want to download. Alternatively, you can click the magnifying glass icon in the upper-right corner and search for a movie or TV show by name. It's below an icon that resembles an arrow point down over a line.  For movies, the download icon is below the movie title at the top fo the information page.  For TV shows, click the tiny icon that resembles an arrow pointing down over a line below each episode title to download the episode.  It may take a while for movies and TV shows to finish downloading. Not all movies and TV shows are available for download.  To find shows that are available for download, click the menu icon (☰) in the upper-left corner and click Available for download. It's the icon with three horizontal lines in the upper-right corner of the Netflix app.  This displays the menu to the left. It's at the...


Click the Windows Start menu . Type Chrome. Right-click Google Chrome . Click Open File Location. Right-click Google Chrome. Click Properties. Click the Shortcut tab. Click Change icon. Select an icon or click Browse. Click Ok. Click Apply. Click Ok.

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It's the icon with the Windows logo in the Taskbar.  By default, it's in the lower-right corner of the screen. This searches for and displays Google Chrome at the top of the Windows Start menu.   Download the old 3D Google Chrome by writing 'Old Google Chrome icon' in the Google image search. It has an icon that resembles a red, yellow, and green wheel with a blue dot in the middle. This opens the folder that contains Google Chrome. If you don't see this open when you right-click Google Chrome, click More to see more menu options. When the folder contains Google Chrome opens, right-click Google Chrome in the folder.  This displays another menu. It's at the bottom of the menu that appears when you right-click the Google Chrome app. It's at the top of the Properties window. It's at the bottom of the Properties window under "Shortcut" Click one of the icons in the list to select it.  If you want to choose your own icon, click Browse.  Then navigate to where you saved your icon, click it and click Open. If you are using your own image, the image you select must be in ".ico" format.  If the image you want to use is not in .ico format, you can use this website to convert it. It's at the bottom of the Change icon window.  This confirms your selection. This applies the changes you made.  The new icon will appear in the Start menu and in the Taskbar.  If the changes don't appear right away in the taskbar, exit out of Google Chrome and launch it again. If your Google Chrome desktop doesn't change immediately, right-click and click Delete.  Then locate Google Chrome in the Start Menu and drag it to your desktop to create a new desktop shortcut. This closes the Properties window.


Click the X on a tab you want to close. Close tabs quickly. Close all tabs in a browser.

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You'll find the X icon on the right side of the tab; clicking it will immediately close the tab.  On Safari, the X icon won't appear until you place your mouse cursor over the tab. If you have an ongoing process on the tab (e.g., you're creating an email account), you may have to confirm your decision to close the tab. Press Ctrl+W (Windows) or ⌘ Command+W (Mac) on your computer's keyboard to close the tab you're currently using. Make sure you're on the tab that you want to close before doing this. Click the X button in the top-right corner of the browser (Windows) or the red circle in the top-left corner of the browser (Mac). This will close your browser; all of your tabs will be closed with the browser. You may have to confirm that you want to close all tabs by clicking something like Yes, close all tabs when prompted.


Click the blue START button next to "Set monetization preferences. Make sure the "Monetize all existing and future videos" switch is On. Check the box next to each ad format you want to use. Click the blue SAVE button. Fulfill the watch hour and subscriber quota.

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" After linking AdSense, you can continue with your channel monetization process on YouTube with the third step. This will open your monetization preferences in a pop-up window. The switch is blue when it's turned on. When this option is enabled, all your videos will be monetized, and bring ad revenue. If you turn this option off, none of your videos will be monetized unless you manually set a video for monetization. You will have to monetize each video individually on the VIDEO MANAGER page. The first option ("Display ads") is required for all channels, and you can enable/disable other ad formats here.   Overlay ads will show an ad banner at the bottom of your video on desktop computers.  Sponsored cards will show square ads on your video from sponsor companies at the end.  Skippable video ads will show a skippable commercial before your video begins. It's in the lower-right corner of the pop-up. This will complete the third step of the monetization process, and redirect you back to the "Monetization" page. Your channel monetization application will be officially reviewed by YouTube only after you fulfill the minimum watch hour and subscriber numbers. Your channel will need at least:  4,000 watch hours in the previous 12 months. 1,000 subscribers. You can track your progress in Step 4 on the "Monetization" page here. Your official channel review will begin when you fulfill the watch quota.


Click the brake pads back in place on the caliper. Position the tire back on the car. Use a jack to remove the car from the jack stand. Wait 24 hours for the paint to cure completely. Take the car out for a test drive.

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This may be a good time replace your brake pads if they are beginning to wear thin.  Use a C-clamp to compress the caliper piston to position the brake pads properly. Bolt the caliper back in place around the brake rotor. Place the caliper back around the rotor and replace the bolts that you removed to take the caliper off. Make sure the bolts are tight to securely reassemble your brake system.  Important:Take care not to twist or crimp the brake line. Place the tire on the bolts attached to the wheel assembly.  Hand tighten the lug nuts onto the bolts. Use a tire iron or an air gun to tighten the lug nuts. Tighten the lug nuts in a criss-cross pattern alternating sides rather than in a circular pattern. Slowly raise the car about an inch to slide the jack stand out from under the car.  Remove the jack stand. Lower the car to the ground. Double check that your lug nuts are securely tightened. It may be hard to resist taking your fresh calipers out for a spin, but waiting the added time will ensure that the paint cures to the metal and doesn’t peel off due to the heat of braking. Make sure your brakes are working properly. Enjoy the looks from the people you pass admiring your newly painted calipers.


Click the circle in the top-right corner of a file or folder. Review the file and folder options. Double-click or tap a file or folder. Click or tap the "Back" button.

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Doing so will select it. On mobile, tap and hold a file or folder. These are at the top of the page, and include some combination of the following things depending on the platform and file type:   Share - Allows you to share your selected file or folder through OneDrive, social media, messaging, or email. This icon resembles a right-facing arrow (desktop), a box with an upward-facing arrow (iPhone), or three connected dots (Android).  Download (desktop only) - Downloads the selected item to your computer's desktop.  Delete - The trashcan icon here allows you to send the selected item to the Recycle Bin.  Move to - This folder-shaped icon with a right-facing arrow prompts you to choose a folder into which you'd like to move the selected item.  Offline (mobile only) - The parachute-shaped icon allows you to add your selected file to your OneDrive's "Offline" folder, which will let you access the stored files while offline.  Details - Resembles the ⓘ icon; you can click the Details icon to see your file's size and sharing information. This option is inside of the overflow menu on mobile.  ⋮ (mobile only) - The overflow menu icon here is where a couple of different options (e.g., Rename This File or Save) live.  Copy to (desktop only) - Select a file location to which you'll copy your selected item without moving it.  Rename (desktop only) - Change your selected item's name.  Embed (desktop only) - Generates an HTML code that will allow you to embed your selected file in a website or blog. You'll typically see this option for visual media, though it may show up for some documents as well. Doing so will open the item in full-screen mode (file) or expand it to allow you to view its contents (folder). It's the backward-facing arrow in the top-left corner of the page (desktop) or screen (mobile). Doing so will return you to the folder in which you started.


Click the duplicate layer in the Layers window. Click Filters in the menu bar. Click Liquify…. Click the Freeze Mask Tool. Use the Freeze Mask tool to draw over the parts of the image you don't want to change.

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On Photoshop CS6 and earlier, check Advanced in the left pane of the window. It looks like a paintbrush with a gradient rectangle in the tool menu in the upper-left corner of the dialog box.  Use the "Brush Size" and "Brush Pressure" settings in the right pane of the window to adjust the size and sensitivity of the brush. Smaller brushes will make for better details. Use "+" and "-" signs in the bottom-left of the dialog box to increase or reduce the size of the image. For example, if you are trying to make your calf look thinner, draw along the parts of the calf that you want to stay in the image. Be careful not to over exaggerate the lines or the image will not appear realistic.


Click the first arrow in the toolbar to use the Selection tool. Click to select one text area that you want to change. Hold down the ⇧ Shift key and click each additional text object. Double-click the color palette in the toolbar. Select a color, then click “OK.

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If you have multiple areas of text in a single document that you want to change to the same color, you can make it happen with the Selection tool . A bounding box will appear around the selected text area.  You can also select text by selecting it in the Layers panel. Find the layer that contains the text you want to change, then click the circle to select it. If the Layers panel is not already open, hit F7 to open it. Keep the ⇧ Shift key held down as you click each area. Each selected area will now also be surrounded by a bounding box.  If you are using the Layers panel, you can select multiple layers by holding down ⇧ Shift as you click additional circles. Once you have selected all of the areas (using the Selection tool or in the Layers panel), let go of the ⇧ Shift key. The palette is represented by a box that’s the same color as the currently-selected text. A larger palette will appear, containing a variety of colors from which to choose. To change the Stroke (the outline surrounding the text rather than the text itself), double-click the bottom of the two boxes. It will either have a red line over it (if there is not currently a Stroke color) or will be displayed as a box with a thick outline around it. ” The text in all of the selected areas will now change to the one you selected.  If you’re dissatisfied with the color, press ⌘ Cmd+Z (Mac) or Ctrl+Z (Windows) to undo the changes. You can also change other text attributes this way, such as font face and size.


Click the first song you want. Hold down Ctrl (PC) or ⌘ Command (Mac). Click on the next song you want. Continue clicking other songs.

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Your selection should turn blue. This key should be located right next to your Spacebar.  Either one will work. Make sure that you are still holding down Ctrl or ⌘ Command.  Don't let go of it until you're done selecting all the songs you want. You can scroll up or down within iTunes to find other songs without losing your selection.  You can let go of Ctrl or ⌘ Command without losing your selection.  Just make sure you press down on it again before clicking another song.  Otherwise, you'll lose the whole lot. If you tend to have trouble with this process, it's probably safer to just keep holding down Ctrl or ⌘ Command.


Click the link and open the PDF file. Tap the square icon in the top-right corner. Tap 'Open in iBooks' or 'Open in Adobe Reader'.

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Whether you Google the PDF or find it while in while surfing, simply click & open it within Safari. Tap anywhere on the document and this will give you the square icon at the top of the screen (on the same panel as the document's title). Both apps are free from the App Store and offer additional functionality not found in the Safari quick-view.


Click the square-shaped chat bubble next to the clock. Check your notifications. Toggle options on and off.

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It’s usually at the bottom-right corner of the screen. This opens the Action Center, which is where you’ll find your notifications and quick settings. You can also open the Action Center by pressing ⊞ Win+A. Like on a phone or tablet, your Windows 10 PC keeps track of the notifications you receive through apps. They’ll appear at the top of the Action Center.  Sometimes notifications will display buttons you can use to perform actions, such as launching an app or changing a setting. To customize the way you are notified by a certain app, click the small gear icon on a notification, then make your changes. The buttons that run along the bottom of the Action Center are quick links to enable or disable features like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Battery Saver mode.  If a tile is gray, that feature is turned off. If it’s blue, it’s enabled. Tap a tile to toggle its feature on or off.


Click the “+” icon next to Playlists. Browse for music to add to your playlist. Organize your playlist. Shuffle your playlist.

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A new window will open, allowing you to name your playlist and give it a description. By default, your playlist will be named after the date. Click the Create Playlist button when finished. If you are an All-Access subscriber, you can add any music from the Google Music library. If you are not an All-Access subscriber, you can add any music that you’ve purchased or uploaded to your personal library.  Click and drag the music to you want to add to your playlist in the left navigation menu. Click and drag the songs in your playlist to reorganize them to the order that you want. You can also combine playlists by clicking the menu button that appears when you hover over a playlist’s name, and then selecting “Add playlist to playlist”. Select the playlist that you want, and then click the “Shuffle playlist” button at the top of the list of songs. Your playlist will begin playing automatically, and will be shuffled.


Click the “Installation” tab. Check the items. Install the missing files. Restart your computer. Test the applications you want to run to see if the problem has been fixed.

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Once the aio-runtime file is open, you’ll find this tab at the upper-left corner of its window. Put a check mark on all the items listed under the Installation tab. Click each check box and make sure that all items are selected. Click the “Install” button at the bottom-left corner of the window to start installing the missing files. Wait for it to finish installing. The installation will take several minutes depending on the files that need to be installed and the processing speed of your computer. After the installation is done, the aio-runtime application will require you to restart your PC to apply the changes made. Just click on “Restart” and wait for your computer to reboot. Error 0xc000007b should no longer appear. If the error still appears, just repeat the steps above and make sure that you check all items listed in the Installation tab.


Click your profile image in the upper-right corner. Select "Log out." Delete any stored login information.

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This will open a small menu. This will log you out of Twitter and take you to the login screen. Some browsers will store your login information for easier logins in the future, but this is bad if you're using a public computer. If you click the Login button and see your login information still listed, you'll need to delete your stored login information on the browser.  Chrome - Click the Key button on the far right side of the Chrome address bar while on the Twitter Login page. Click the "X" next to your account to delete the stored information. Firefox - Click the "Twitter, Inc." button with a padlock on the left side of the Firefox address bar. Click the ">" button to see more details, and then click "More Information." Select "View Saved Passwords" and then remove your account from the list. Internet Explorer - Click the Gear button in the Internet Explorer taskbar and select "Internet options." Click the "Content" tab and then click "Settings" in the AutoComplete section. Click "Manage Passwords" and then find your Twitter account in the list.


Click “Export to a file” in your Import/Export Wizard. Look under “Create a file type.

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Click on the “Next” button. ” There should be several options of file formats you can use.  Use the Comma Separated Values (.csv) option if you are using Outlook 2010 on a Windows computer, and you want to import it to an unrelated program. A CSV file is similar to a spreadsheet, but it does not contain headers like it would in Excel.  Use the Excel spreadsheet option (.xls), if you want to gain access to the file for a backup or spreadsheet function. Choose a Mac Data file (.olm) if you want to use the data in other Apple programs. Use the Outlook Data File (.pst), if you want to import the data into another Outlook program.


Click “Messages”. Click on the three-dot icon. Tap “Settings”. Select “Spam filter”. Click “Manage spam numbers”. Select the number you want to block in one of three ways. Press “-” next to the contact to remove it from your spam filter.

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When you block a number, or add it to your Android's “Spam Filter”, you will no longer receive phone calls or SMS text messages from that contact. The contact will remain unaware that you blocked them. The contact's name and information will still be available to you through your contacts list. This icon (three white dots in a vertical line) is located in the very top, right corner of your screen. It will launch a drop-down menu.   This will allow you to block a number, or add it to your “Spam filter”. Press “Enter number” and type the number in by hand. Click “+” next to the number to add it to your spam filter. The number will be added to the list below. Tap “Inbox”—you'll be brought to your inbox. Select the thread with contact you wish to block—you'll return to the previous screen and the number will automatically appear in the “Enter number” field. Click “+” next to the number to add it to your spam filter. The number will be added to the list below. Tap “Contacts”—you'll be brought to your contacts list. Select the contact you wish to block—you'll return to the previous screen and the number will automatically appear in the “Enter number” field. Click “+” next to the number to add it to your spam filter. The number will be added to the list below.


Click …. Click Extensions. Click  below an extension. Scan for malware.

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It's the button with three dots in the upper-right corner. This displays the options in a drop-down menu. It's near the bottom of the drop-down menu. This displays a list of extensions in the drop-down menu to the right. A toggle switch appears below each installed extension. Click the toggle switch to disable an extension. If the toggle switch is gray, the extension is disabled. To uninstall an extension, click the gear icon to the right of an extension in the menu to display information about the extension, then click Uninstall below the extension information. If you are having difficulty getting rid of a toolbar or other extension, it may be a malicious program. Download and run AdwareCleaner and Malwarebytes Antimalware. These free programs can find and remove most malicious software.


Click ⋮. Click Settings. Scroll down and click Advanced. Scroll down and click Reset. Click RESET when prompted.

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It's in the top-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this at the bottom of the drop-down menu. It's at the very bottom of the page. More options will appear below this point. This option is at the bottom of the page. Doing so will reset Chrome to fresh install settings. Your saved data, bookmarks, extensions, and settings will all be removed or restored to default. If this doesn't fix Google Chrome on your computer, you'll need to uninstall and reinstall Chrome entirely.


Click ⋮. Go to More tools. Click Extensions. Review your list of extensions. Close the "Extensions" tab when you're done.

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It's in the top-right corner of the browser window to the far-right of the address bar. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu below the "Find" option. You'll see this in the sub menu that appears to the left just below the "Clear browsing data" option. On this page, you'll see every extension installed to Chrome. You can do a couple of things here:   Enable extensions in incognito mode - Click the checkbox to the left of the "Allow in incognito" just below an extension to allow the extension to run in incognito browser windows.  Enable or disable extensions - If you don't want to uninstall an extension but don't want to use it for now, uncheck the box to the right of an extension's name.  Delete extensions - Click the trash can icon across from an extension on the far-right side of the page. Your settings will be saved.


Click ⋮. Select More tools. Click Extensions. Find an extension to disable. Uncheck the "Enabled" box next to the extension.

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This option is in the top-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find it near the bottom of the drop-down menu. This is in the More tools pop-out menu. Clicking it opens a new tab with a list of your currently installed Chrome extensions. Usually, sudden Chrome issues stem from recently installed extensions, so look for an extension that you installed within the last few days. Chrome can also become unstable if you install too many extensions at once, so consider disabling nonessential extensions as well. This will prevent the extension from running. You'll need to repeat this process for each extension that you want to uninstall. You can also delete the extension by clicking the trash can icon across from it and then clicking Remove when prompted.


Click ⋮. Select More tools. Click Task manager. Select tabs to close. Click End process.

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It's in the top-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. Selecting it prompts a pop-out window next to the drop-down menu. It's in the pop-out window. You'll see a Task Manager window open. Click one tab to select it, or hold down Ctrl (Windows) or ⌘ Command (Mac) while clicking individual tab names to select them independently. It's a blue button in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will immediately close the tab(s).


Click ☰. Click Add-ons. Click Disable. Reset Firefox to remove all of your installed extensions. Download some anti-malware tools.

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It's the button with three vertical lines in the upper-right corner of Firefox. This a drop-down menu below the button. The mobile version of Firefox does not support add-ons. It's the about halfway down the drop-down menu. This displays a list of extensions in the Add-ons Manager. It's to the right of each add-on in the list of add-ons. This disables the add-on. To uninstall an add-on, click Remove next to an add-on. Not all add-ons can be uninstalled. Unlike other browsers, this will completely remove extensions, not just disable them. Use the following steps to reset Firefox.  Click the Firefox Menu button (☰). Click Help. Click Troubleshooting Information. Click Refresh Firefox. Confirm Refresh Firefox. If you're having difficulty getting rid of a toolbar or other add-on, you may have an adware infection. AdwareCleaner and Malwarebytes Antimalware are powerful adware scanners that can find and remove infections for free.