Q: You can download Skype for Windows Desktop, which acts just like Skype in previous versions of Windows. Click the "Download Skype" button and then "Get Skype for Windows desktop" to begin the download. Follow the prompts in the installer to install Skype for Windows desktop on your computer. Most users can leave all the installer options at their default settings. You should be able to find a shortcut to Skype on your desktop. If you can't find it, open the Start screen, click the "Down" arrow at the bottom of the screen, and find Skype in the list of your installed programs. You can log into Skype using your Microsoft account or using your old Skype account. If you don't have an account you can create one for free. Click a contact in the list on the left to begin a conversation. If you have a webcam installed, you can start a voice or video chat with your contacts. Open a contact's conversation page and click either the phone (voice) or camera (video) to start a chat. This button looks like magnifying glass. You can search for other Skype users by their usernames or email addresses. Click your profile image in the upper-right corner to change your online status and set your mood.
A: Visit the Skype website using your web browser. Download the Skype installer from the Skype website. Run the installer. Launch Skype. Log in with your account. Start a conversation with a contact. Start a voice or video call. Click the "Search" button at the top of the left menu to add more contacts. Change your status.

Q: Lenses requires newer Android devices running 5.0+. Even then, some devices simply won't work, even if they are running 5.0+. You can try to get around this if your device is rooted. Gaining root access to an Android device is not a simple procedure, and the process is different for every single Android device model. There's a good chance you can find a guide for your specific device on wikiHow. See Root an Android Phone with UnlockRoot Software for a general guide on rooting a variety of Android devices. This is a tool that allows you to add modules that affect your system and app behavior. You can download the Xposed APK here. Xposed will only work on devices that are rooted. This will start the Xposed installer. After a few moments, a Superuser request will appear. This will allow Xposed to make changes to your Android system files. This will finish the Xposed installation process. You can now install the module that will trick Snapchat into thinking you have a supported device. This will let you search for and download new modules. It should be the only result for the search. You'll see several options and a description of the module. The module will download to your device, which should only take a moment. Again, this should only take a moment. A list of your available modules will appear. This will enable the new module. You should be able to use the Lenses feature now by pressing and holding on your face.
A: Use this method to get Lenses on rooted Android devices. Install the Xposed framework on your rooted Android device. Run the downloaded APK on your Android. Open the "Framework" menu in Xposed and tap "Install/Update." Tap "Grant" to give Xposed superuser privileges. Reboot your Android when prompted. Launch the Xposed Installer application. Select the "Download" menu option. Tap the Search button and type "SnapchatLensesEnabler." Tap "SnapchatLensesEnabler" to open the details page. Tap "Download" to download the module. Install the module once it finishes downloading. Open the "Modules" menu. Check the box next to "SnapchatLensesEnabler." Reboot your device and start Snapchat.

Q: If you did something wrong, you may need to remedy the situation by apologizing and making amends. Don't try to make excuses for your behavior. If you did something to wrong the other party, you need to acknowledge your mistake. Think about whether or not an apology is best during the interaction or later after s/he has calmed down. Assess whether or not an apology would be heartfelt and meaningful to the situation. You should not apologize if you don't mean it, as this might escalate the problem further. You need to show the person that you have remorse for how your words or actions affected him or her. You may not have intended to make this person angry or hurt his or her feelings. Regardless of your intentions, you need to recognize that your behavior had a negative effect on the other person. Frame your apology first around a statement of remorse. For example, you could start by saying "I am so sorry. I know I hurt your feelings." Your apology needs to include a statement about responsibility to be effective and diffuse the situation. In other words, you need to state how your actions contributed to the other person's feelings of hurt or frustration. A statement of responsibility may sound like "I am sorry. I realize that my being late made us miss the event" Alternatively you could say "I am sorry. I know my carelessness caused you to fall" An apology is meaningless unless you state how the situation can be fixed or avoided in the future. An offer to remedy the situation can include an offer to help the other person or a means by which you not repeat the same mistake again in the future. For example, you could say "I am sorry. I know my being late caused us to miss the event. From now on I will set an alarm on my phone an hour before I need to be ready". Another example would be "I am sorry, I know my carelessness caused you to fall. I will pay better attention to where I put my belongings in the future."
A: Think about what you did to anger the other party. Express empathy and regret. Accept responsibility for your actions. Offer a remedy to the situation.

Q: You do not need to open any file with it, since you are only changing the settings. From the options in the upper section of the window, choose Tools. This will open a dropdown menu. From the dropdown menu, choose Preferences. A new window should pop up with a list of options. Alternatively, press CTRL + P to get to this same Preferences window. From the two options in the bottom left of the Preferences window, be sure that Simple is selected. This should be the default setting, but just make sure. From either the left side of the window or from the top of the window, choose the Audio tab. it should look like a traffic cone with headphones on. Near the bottom of the audio settings, look for the Tracks header. In the input field next to "Preferred Audio Language," enter in your language code. A list of codes can be found at this link: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/code_list.php. Try using the 639-2 codes first, then the 639-1 codes if those don't work. English: eng Japanese: jpn Spanish: spa If you also want to set the default subtitle track, you can do it from the same preferences window. You will also see other options to customize the subtitles, such as font, font size, shadows, etc. Click on the subtitles tab from the top or left section of the window. Enter in your language code in the input field next to "Preferred Subtitle Language." The link for the codes is here: http://www.loc.gov/standards/iso639-2/php/code_list.php Click on the Save button in the bottom right of the screen. This should confirm your changes. In order for the changes to take effect, you may need to restart VLC.
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Open up VLC. Select Tools. Choose Preferences. Choose Simple settings. Select the Audio tab. Enter in preferred audio language. Set subtitle preference. Click on save. Restart VLC.