It's the blue app with a white "A" made from popsicle sticks. It's the tab with the magnifying glass icon at the bottom-right corner of the screen. As you type, suggested search terms will appear. Once you've typed "File Explorer Free," tap the blue "Search" key on the keyboard. It's the app that has an orange icon with the white letters "FE" on it. This opens the File Explorer page with additional information about the app. It's the blue button under the app's title. This will begin downloading and installing the app. Enter your Apple ID password or Touch ID if prompted. This will appear once the app is installed. This will launch the FileExplorer app. It's the plus "+" sign in the top-right corner of the screen. Tap the Windows logo at the top of the screen. Tap the computer name on your network with the folder you just shared. This will open a pop-up window. Tap "Registered User" if you want to log in as your own Windows login, or tap "Guest" if you want to log in as a guest. You won't be able to log in as a guest unless you've enabled the guest account on Windows previously. Enter the login information for your Windows user account, then tap the "Login" button on the bottom-right of the pop-up window. This will connect you to the computer. Once connected, tap the shared folder and you will be able to access the files.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the App Store . Tap the Search tab. Type File Explorer Free into the search bar. Tap the "FileExplorer - File Manager" icon. Tap GET. Tap OPEN. Tap +. Tap Windows. Scroll down and tap the computer that has the shared folder. Tap Registered User or Guest. Enter your login information and tap Login. Tap the shared folder.

Q: The second you notice yourself reaching for your phone to check a text message or opening a webpage unrelated to work, stop and cut the distraction off at the pass. In order to combat the most common distractions, you must be able to recognize when they're stealing your attention away. Practice staying mindful of resisting distractions by repeating a phrase like "be here now" or "this is not what I need to be doing" when you catch your attention drifting. Being vigilant of your mind state can help snap you back to reality. Many distractions simply have to be ignored. The brain is well-equipped to block out smaller, less intrusive distractions, but with a little practice you can learn to build up your focus and attention like a muscle. Most people lose so much time to extraneous activities because they fail to notice when they're getting distracted, and only become aware of their mistake once the damage has been done. Be disciplined about making yourself start working. Procrastination is a major distraction because it allows you to convince yourself that you'll be better off performing a task when you feel more prepared. Once you realize that you'll never get anything done unless you do it now, you won't feel so tempted to put things off. Procrastination is a childish mentality. It can cause you to avoid responsibility in favor of feeling good right now. Research has shown that people rarely meet with more success when they put things off until later as opposed to doing them right away. Sometimes you have to remind yourself to actively focus. Many people never truly learn how to stay focused and find it difficult to keep their minds from wandering when there's work to be done. Try to shut off your own mental distractions so that you can zero in on checking items off your to-do list. It's not enough to simply know that you need to focus; you have to apply yourself to the action you're performing in the moment. It can help to remember that the best way to get everything done is to put all your effort toward one thing at a time. Start by seeing a specific task or project through to completion, then move onto another, then another, until you've met your goal for the day. Physically remove yourself from a certain set of distractions that's leaching your mental power. Pack the materials you need for work or a creative project and head down to the library or a quiet cafe where you can peacefully resume your labors. By isolating yourself, you'll be able to literally escape the distractions that you just can't ignore. If you're powerless before a certain distraction, sometimes you just have to cut and run. Even if you're unable to literally leave the worst of your distractions behind, there are still things you can do to rid them from your mind. Leave your phone at home, turn off your wi-fi and close every tab you have open that isn't helping you with your current task. An ideal working environment is one where there are as few distractions present as possible. This can mean persistent annoyances like cell phones, computers and social media, but it can also include anything that reminds you of what you'd rather be doing.
A: Be aware of when you're getting distracted. Resist the urge to procrastinate. Focus with intention. Get away from the source of your distractions.

Article: You will need to program the voice mail number into your phone if you want to access voice mail from your unlocked cell phone. Contact your GSM carrier directly to determine the number for the voice mail system. If your carrier is T-Mobile, the voice mail number will be +1-805-637-7243. This will prevent you from having to enter the number manually each time you want to listen to your voice mail messages. Refer to your manual to determine how you can add phone numbers to your contact list or program your voice mail number into your speed dial. Dial your voice mail number to verify you can access your voice mailbox. Depending on your voice mailbox settings, you may need to enter a password to access your voice mail.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Obtain the voice mail messaging center number for your GSM carrier. Program the voice mail number into your cell phone. Test your voice mail from the unlocked cell phone.

Problem: Article: You can use any tool to break fences and get the fence pieces, including your bare hands. Using a tool like a pickaxe or axe will speed up the process. When scavenging Nether Brick fences, you must use a pickaxe or the pieces will not drop. Wooden fences can often be found in abandoned mineshafts being used as supports. You'll usually find a lot of them when you come across a mineshaft. You can typically find quite a few fences around villages, including on the roofs of dwellings. Don't worry, no one will get mad if you break them all down and take them for yourself. The library rooms in strongholds found underground can contain fences as railings and chandeliers. You'l usually find a couple of library rooms in each stronghold. With huts will have fences on the front entrance and in the windows. Besides being the place to find Nether Brick to make Nether Brick Fences, you can also just break down the fences already on the fortress. You must use a pickaxe to break these fences, or the pieces will not drop.
Summary: Bring a tool. Find wooden fences in abandoned mineshafts. Steal wooden fences from villages. Explore strongholds to find fences. Pillage witch huts in the swamp. Mine Nether Brick Fences from Nether Fortresses.

Article: Choose the Ellipse, Rectangle, or Polygon tool from InDesign's Tools panel. Adjust your background shape's size by clicking one of your shape's handles with your Select tool and dragging it until your shape is the correct size. Make sure the object is selected, then open InDesign's Swatches panel and select the Fill button. Choose the color you want to apply from the Swatches panel. Your shape will be filled with that color or gradient. If there are other shapes or objects on the page, click on your background object with your Select tool. From the Object menu, chose Arrange > Send to Back This will ensure that your background object stays behind all other objects on your page.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Select an object. Click and drag your mouse to draw your desired background shape. Fill the shape. Adjust placement of the object. Place your desired objects over your background shape.