It has an icon that resembles a folder with a blue clip. It can be found in the taskbar at the bottom of your screen or in the Windows Start menu. You can also open File Explorer by pressing the Win+E on the keyboard or by right-clicking the Start menu and selecting File Explorer. File Explorer has some Quick Access folders in the sidebar menu to the left. These folders usually include Documents, Desktop, Music, Images, etc. You can click any one of these folders to navigate to that folder. You can also double-click a folder in the main window of File Explorer to open the folder. You can use the folders on the left side of the screen to browse. Once you open a folder, its contents will be displayed in the right panel. Do not click any files or folders that are already in the folder you opened. This displays a pop-up menu. This displays a sub-menu to the right of the pop-up menu. The sub-menu to the left displays a list of common and frequently used programs and file types. Click the file or document type you would like to create. For example, if you want to create a text file, click Text Document. Notepad can be used to create lots of text-based file type. You can even use it to write programming code, HTML, and more. When you create a new file, it will be given a default name that will be highlighted. Type a new filename to change the default name. This opens the file in the application used to edit the file type. Use the tools available in the application to edit the file. For text files, simply use your keyboard to type. Other applications will have specialized tools that are used to edit the specific file type. For example, an image editor will have tools to draw, colorize, and select parts of an image. A video editor will have tools that allow you to import video and audio clips, cut, and sequence the video and audio clips. When you are done editing the file, you will need to save it. The layout may be different from one application to another, but most applications generally display this option in the bar running across the top. Clicking "Save" will overwrite the existing file with your changes, while Save As gives you the chance to create a brand new file with a different name and format (if desired). If you clicked Save As and want to specify the file type, select the desired type from the "Save As Type" menu near the bottom of the window. For example, MS Paint allows you to save an image file as a JPEG, PNG, BMP, or GIF. To edit the file type in Notepad, select All files as the file type and replace the .txt extension with the desired one. For example, to save your file as HTML, replace .txt with .html. This saves the file as the file type you selected.
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One-sentence summary -- Open File Explorer . Navigate to a folder or your desktop. Navigate to the folder where you want to create the file. Right-click an empty section of the right panel. Place the mouse cursor over New. Select a program or file type. Type a name for the newly-created file. Double-click the file to open it. Edit the file. Click the File menu. Click Save or Save As. Select a file type. Other file types include, .bat for a batch file, .css for a CSS file, .py for a Python file, and .cpp for a C++ file. Click Save.

This button looks like a lasso icon in the toolkit section on the top-left. It will allow you to select an area in the picture. When you select the Free Select tool, you can enable this feature on the bottom-left of the app window. This will give softer edges to your selection. You can increase the Radius value under the "Feather edges" option for even softer edges. Use the Free Select (Lasso) tool with your mouse, and draw an outline around the area to recolor. Make sure the new, transparent layer is selected on the right-hand side, and not the original picture. When you finish the outline, you'll see dashed lines around your selection. This button looks like a paint bucket in the toolkit section in the upper-left corner. This will open the color selector in a new pop-up. You can select any color in the color selector pop-up. This will fill the selected area with a solid color. Again, make sure the new, transparent layer is selected on the right-hand side; not the original image. You can find a list of all your image layers on the right-hand side of the app window. By default, the layer mode should be set to "Normal." This will change your transparent layer's mode to a "Color" layer, and change the color of the selected area in your original picture. This button looks like a rectangle eraser icon in the toolkit section on the top-left. You can use the Eraser tool to manually trim the edges, and remove the extra recolor around your selection.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the Free Select (Lasso) tool in the toolkit. Check the Feather edges option on the bottom-left. Select the outline of the area you want to recolor. Click the "Bucket Fill" tool in the toolkit. Click the front color below the toolkit. Select the color you want to use. Click the outlined area on the picture. Click the Mode drop-down at the top of the Layers list. Select Color in the Mode drop-down. Select the Eraser tool in the toolkit. Erase the extra color around the recolored area.

When it comes to hair, different people have different ideas of what's "short" and what's "very short." If your idea of "very short" is something that's between pixie and bob-length, get some light layers to help distribute the volume--otherwise you might end up with a puff! If your hair is cropped short, you don't have to worry about layers. It doesn't need much volume control. For even better results, consider getting a graduated pixie, where it is a little longer on the top than on the sides. Don't go for a precise cut; leave it coarse and choppy. A sculpted pixie cut is similar to the classic pixie, except that it is cropped short on the sides and left longer at top. This is a great option for those who are transitioning from long-to-short hair (or vice versa), or for those who are treating their hair for heat damage. This is a versatile hairstyle that is easy to style and take care of. It is perfect for those with natural or African hair and is a great alternative to doing protective styles, such as cornrows.
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Cut your hair in layers to help distribute the volume. Consider a classic pixie if you want something more edgy. Try a sculpted pixie cut if you want to bring dimension to your face. Try a TWA or teeny-weeny afro if you have natural or African hair.