Q: Use PNG, BMP, JPEG or GIF formats. Open a new document and save it to your computer in AI format. " Find your image on your computer and place it on top of the document. Click on the Object menu and select "Tracing Options." The following are settings that you may want to change before you trace your object: Choose your threshold. A higher threshold will mean more of the darker areas will be turned to black and lighter areas will be turned to white. When you trace an object, it will be changed into a black and white image. Add blur if you need to help smooth out the edges of the image. Choose your Path Fitting. The lower the number, the tighter the image will be traced along the lines. It may become jagged if it is too low. Too high and you will lose detail in your image. Set the Minimum Area. This allows you to remove parts of the image that won't be part of your final vector image. Set the Corner Angle. The lower the number, the sharper the traced corners will be. " It will allow you to return to these settings later on to tweak them. Right click on the group and select "ungroup." Use the Knife tool to cut grouped anchor points apart. Add elements, colors or textures as you normally would with a vector image. You should be able to convert it to another file type and use it as a vector image.
A: Find an image that you want to vectorize. Open Adobe Illustrator. Go to the File menu and select "Place. Click on the image. Click "Save Preset. Ungroup elements of the image that have been placed together and should be separated. Use the Smooth tool to reduce the number of anchor points in your vector image. Save your image again.

Article: Depression is a complex disorder, and there's no simple test doctors can do to see whether or not you have it. However, there are many tools a therapist may use to check for depression, including having you fill out a questionnaire. Certain experiences can also cause or put you at risk for depression and sharing this information with a doctor or therapist may help them to make a diagnosis. Some potential causes and risk factors for depression may include: Trauma and grief. Abuse or other violent experiences can cause depression, whether they occurred recently or otherwise. Grief after the death of a friend or other traumatic event can develop into full-blown depression. Stressful events. Sudden changes, even positive ones such as getting married or starting a new job, could be responsible. More long term stress from caring for a sick person or going through a messy divorce are common triggers as well. Health conditions. Chronic pain, thyroid disease, and many other medical conditions can bring on depression, especially if you are fighting a long battle with an illness. Medication and substances. Read the side effects label on any medication you are taking. Avoid alcohol and other drugs to see if your symptoms improve; depressed people often abuse drugs, which makes the problem worse. Relationship problems. If you are struggling in one or more of your personal relationships, then this may also put you at risk of depression. Family history of depression. If a relative of yours has struggled with depression, then you are at a higher risk of developing it yourself. Loneliness, isolation, or a lack of social support. If you do not have a support system and spend a lot of time on your own, then this can also put you at risk of depression. Financial strain. If you have been struggling with debt or simply trying to keep up with your monthly expenses, then this can put you at risk of depression. If you recently gave birth, consider when the depression began. New mothers often experience mood swings, irritability, and other symptoms, which can range from minor to serious. If your depression began after delivery or at some point in the following few months, you may have postpartum depression. Most new mothers experience "baby blues" symptoms for a few days, then recover on their own. This is probably due to hormonal changes and stress following birth. If you are having suicidal thoughts, or the depression is preventing you from caring for your baby, or if the symptoms last more than a week or two, consult a doctor immediately. Postpartum psychosis is a rare condition that can occur within two weeks of childbirth. If your depression symptoms are severe and accompanied by extreme mood swings, thoughts about harming your baby, or hallucinations, go to a hospital immediately. If your symptoms appear as the days become shorter and darker, your depression may be Seasonal Affective Disorder, caused by too little sunlight. Exercise outdoors during daylight hours to see if you improve, or ask a doctor about artificial light treatment. Not all temporary depression is seasonal affective disorder. Many people have depressive episodes that occur every few weeks, months, or years. If you are especially manic and energetic when you are not depressed, tell a doctor you may have bipolar disorder. Many episodes of depression have a primarily biological or hormonal cause, or a cause that's difficult to identify. This does not make it any less serious or worth treating. Depression is a real medical condition, not something to feel ashamed of because you don't think you have a reason to be sad. Tell yourself you will become better quicker if you take fast action to seek help.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consider potential causes and risk factors for depression. Consider whether you may have postpartum depression. Consider whether your depression may be linked to fall or winter. Don't dismiss your depression if none of these causes apply.

Problem: Article: Even traveling locally can help expand your understanding of how geography has shaped the world. For example, if you visit a historic town nearby, you may learn at a museum or visitor's center just which geographical features enticed the town leaders to build there. When you are traveling to other places, you can learn about agriculture and which kinds of crops and fruits are grown in season. Regular correspondence with a friend living overseas can expand your knowledge beyond what you can learn from books.
Summary: Travel. Get an email pal or pen pal.

Q: Its app icon resembles a white star on a pink background. It's the magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen. You'll see this option at the top of the screen. Type in a movie's name, then tap Search in the keyboard. You can also type hindi or bollywood in here if you're not looking for a specific movie. You'll find this at the top of the screen. If you don't see this tab, tap the More tab, then tap Movies in the resulting menu. Tap the movie that you want to purchase. This will open its page. It's in the upper-right side of the page. You can also tap RENT to rent the movie if you don't want to buy it. Press your finger against the Touch ID sensor when prompted. This will purchase the movie. If you don't use Touch ID, you'll enter your Apple ID password when prompted instead. You may have to tap Buy again before doing so. Once the movie finishes downloading, you can watch it from the TV app, which comes pre-installed on all iPhones and iPads running iOS 10 or higher: Open TV Tap Library Select your movie.
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Open the iTunes Store app. Tap Search. Tap the search bar. Search for a movie. Tap the Movies tab. Select a movie. Tap BUY. Enter your Touch ID. Wait for the movie to download.