Article: The Snipping Tool is set to be discontinued in a future version of Windows 10. You can still use the tool as of July 2019, but it's a good idea to switch to the Snip & Sketch tool instead. To open the tool, type Snipping Tool in the Search box and click Snipping Tool. See the Using Snip & Sketch method to get started with the new tool. You will see four options to capture the screen: '"Free-form Snip"', "'Rectangular Snip'", "Window Snip" and "'Full-screen Snip'". Here's what each option does: Free-form snip: Lets you capture any part of the screen in any shape by tracing freehand. Rectangular snip: Lets you capture a section of the screen by drawing a rectangle around it. Window snip: Use this tool if you want to capture a single window. After clicking the button, you'll be shown a list of windows you can capture at the bottom of the screen. Click the desired window to take the photo and view the preview. Full-screen snip: Captures the entire screen and displays a preview in the tool. It's near the top-left corner of the tool. Depending on the mode you selected, you'll experience different results: If you chose Free-form or Rectangle, the cursor will turn into a +. Drag the cursor to select the part of the screen you want to capture. When you lift your finger from the mouse, a preview will appear. If you choose Full-screen, the whole screen will be captured and a preview will appear. If you chose Window, click the window you want to capture to take the photo and view the preview. Several editing tools appear at the top of the screen: Click the down-arrow next to the pen icon to choose a pen color, then draw your desired text or shape on the screen. Use the eraser tool to erase any mistakes. Click the highlighter icon to use a yellow highlighter to select certain text or areas. Click the rainbow bubble icon to open the screenshot in Paint 3D for more advanced jobs. It's in the icon bar at the top of the Snipping Tool. If you'd like to select a specific folder and specify a file name, you can do that before clicking Save. Your screenshot will be saved to the folder you select.
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Open the Snipping Tool. Click the drop-down arrow next to the "Mode" button. Click the type of screenshot you want to capture. Click the New button. Edit the screenshot (optional). Click the disk icon to save your screenshot. Select a save location and click Save.
Article: Cold water takes a long time to absorb flavor from other ingredients, so you'll need to let your tea steep for at least 8 to 12 hours. Keep it cool in the fridge while it slowly picks up the flavor and color of the hibiscus. Cover the tea with foil or plastic wrap to protect it from drips and crumbs. When the tea has gained a satisfying flavor and color, remove it from the fridge. Fill cups with ice and pour the tea through a strainer or paper filter to remove the flowers and whatever other ingredients you added. Your iced tea is now ready to enjoy! For presentation, you can re-garnish each glass with cinnamon, lime, etc. if you wish.
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Refrigerate overnight. Strain and serve over ice.
Article: Your teacher is not just standing up for their health; they are trying to educate you. Give them respect. Show them that they have your full attention, by looking them in the eye, and listening. Try your best to look alert. If you feel your eyes averting to something else in the room, catch yourself and focus back on your teacher. Your teacher should have your full attention at all times during class. Your eyes should not be drifting elsewhere. Most teachers tell you the subject of the class and the objective they are aiming for you to learn. If possible, write down this objective the minute you hear it. What is it that needs to be done today? What will you be learning about? How can you remain alert and focused during this time? Set goals for yourself, and remind yourself of the objective throughout class. This way, you know exactly what you have to do. . By taking accurate notes, you'll be able to "get into" the lesson. Recognize key points as your teacher speaks, and listen for key phrases such as "This is important," "This is the main idea," and "This will be on the test,", for example. This can alert you to listen more intently; you'll have something to do and focus on. Objectives: If your teacher normally writes down the lesson's objective at the beginning of the class, keep it in your head and make sure you've achieved it by the end of the lesson. Don't try to finish up old notes or homework in class. Do that later, when you have free time or else you might miss key points. This is a wonderful way to become a more focused, successful student. When a teacher asks a question, offer to answer it. If she/he asks for an opinion, share your own. This shows that the teacher that you're listening intently during the class and that you know your stuff. This can also help you avoid those embarrassing moments, when you get called on and you happen to not be paying attention. Also, teachers will note to college officers that you are actively contributing in class. If you don't understand something, never be afraid to ask. This really shows your teacher that you want to learn and can recognize the things you're having difficulty with. Chances are, someone else in the class has the same question and may have been afraid to ask. When you walk into that classroom, put a smile on your face and some confidence in your pocket. Be the best that you can be at all times, and show your true potential.
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Look at the teacher. Understand the objective. Take notes Get involved in class discussions. Ask a question. Do your best.