Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Press Shift+ Cmd+5 on your keyboard. Click the Capture Entire Screen icon. Click the screen to capture the screenshot. Print the screenshot.

Answer: This brings up the on-screen screenshot controls at the bottom of the screen. If you're using High Sierra (10.13) or earlier, press Shift+ Cmd+3 to capture the screen instead. It's the first button on the on-screen screenshot controls and looks like a macOS desktop. This changes your mouse pointer to a small camera. If you want to capture only one portion of the screen, such as a menu or window, you can use one of the other options on the toolbar, such as: Capture Selected Window: The second icon, which looks like an application window, allows you to capture a single open window on the screen. Capture Selected Portion: It's the third icon, which looks like a square made of a dotted line, allows you to click and drag a square around the part of the screen you want to capture. You'll see a small thumbnail at the bottom-right corner that confirms the screenshot has been captured. The screenshot is now saved as an image file on your desktop. If you choose the Capture Selected Window option, click inside the window you want to capture instead. If you chose Capture Selected Portion, click and drag the mouse to draw around the area of the screen you want to capture, and then click Capture in the on-screen screenshot toolbar. If you'd like to send the screenshot to your printer: Double-click the screenshot on your desktop to open it. Its name should be something like Screen Shot date at time.png. Press Cmd+P to open the print dialog box. Select your printer from the drop-down menu on the bottom-left corner of the window. Click Print.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Press the spindle against the item to be measured. Count the marks displaced on the small gauge. Calculate the measurement. Count the marks displaced on the large gauge. Calculate the measurement. Add the two calculations together.

Answer: To take a measurement, you will need to displace space on your spindle. Align the base of the spindle with the item to be measured. Push the dial indicator against the item, counting the number of revolutions made to double-check your accuracy. Hold the gauge in place to take your measurement. Depending on how your small gauge is labeled, it could count just your revolutions or track the measurement. Take down the number of revolutions or the measurement itself if it's printed on the gauge. If the dial indicator did not make at least one revolution, then skip to reading the large gauge because the small gauge only matters if the indicator makes at least one full revolution. If your small gauge shows revolutions or does not provide a clear measurement, take the number of marks displaced and multiply it by the length that is represented by one revolution. For example, if one revolution equals .1-inches, then you would calculate three marks on the small gauge as 3 X .1=.3-inches. The big outer face should be marked with 100 notches. Most dial indicators will be labeled at the 5's or 10's to make it easier to read. Determine which marker the hand best lines up with, then take down the number. Make sure that you count if the gauge makes complete revolutions. For example, it may completely circle once and then land on the notch next to 30. Remember to add the calculations from both the small and large gauges. Remember that the larger gauge represents a smaller measurement, so while the small gauge might measure in tents, the outer gauge measures in thousandths. If the hand is pointing at 30, then it means 30 thousandths. To calculate the measurement, divide the number by 1,000. For example, 30/1000=0.030-inches. Take both the small gauge and large gauge measurements and add them together. In the examples above, you'd have 0.3+0.030=0.330-inches. This is your reading from the dial indicator.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find the Facebook Texts phone number for your location. Log in to Facebook from your computer. Open your Facebook settings. View your mobile settings. Add the phone number you use for sending texts. Verify your phone number. Change or confirm your phone number settings.

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In most areas, the number for Facebook Texts is 32665 (FBOOK). Other locales might have a different number so check Facebook's list at https://www.facebook.com/help/130694300342171 to make sure you've got the right one. Facebook Texts will not work in countries where Facebook use is restricted. If you don't see your phone provider or country and are confident that Facebook is not restricted in your area, use the default number (32665). You'll need a computer with Internet access to set up Facebook Texts. Click the down-arrow in the top right corner of the screen and select "Settings" from the menu. Click "Mobile" from the menu on the left side of the Settings screen. If you've already provided your phone number to Facebook, it will be listed under "Your Phones." If it's not yet listed, click "Add a phone." Select your country and phone service provider and then click "Next." If you don't have free unlimited text messaging on your phone plan, Facebook Texts will count against the amount that comes with your plan. Standard message rates apply. You can edit, modify or remove your mobile phone number at any time. Click the "Verify" link next to your phone number. Facebook will now text you a confirmation code. Type that code into the Facebook box that reads "Enter confirmation code," then click "Confirm." If you didn't receive a code, click the link that says "Resend Code." Also, double-check that you entered the correct phone number. If you got the code but entering it returns a message that says "Facebook texts not activated," try texting Facebook. Compose a new text message to 32665 (or the Facebook Texts number specific to your area). Type the letter F as the message (capital F, no spaces) then tap Send. You should receive a text message confirmation that says "Confirmed!" Once you're verified, a message will pop up in Facebook asking if you want to "turn on text notifications." If you check the box, all of your Facebook notifications will be send to you via text message (this could get expensive). You'll also see an option to change the privacy settings for your phone number. Choose to share it with friends, certain friends, or keep it private, then click "Save Settings."