Q: It's free in the Windows 10 app store; you can find it listed under the name "Easy Movie Maker". While you can technically download the classic "Windows Movie Maker", Microsoft no longer supports it. Your dedicated "Pictures" folder is a good place to start if you don't have any ideas. If you don't want to move the actual music file (e.g., MP3), simply copy and paste the file. This will create a new, empty folder on your desktop. This will make retrieving these files whilst creating your slideshow a quick and efficient process. You are now ready to make your slideshow!
A: Download the Movie Maker app if you don't have it already. Locate any photos you wish to put in your slideshow. Locate any music you wish to put in your slideshow. Right-click on your desktop, then select "New" and click "Folder". Place all of your media for the slideshow in your desktop folder.

Article: Open your browser, and visit the website of the International ISBN Agency. Click on the orange button labeled "Find an agency." The website for the International ISBN Agency is available at http://www.isbn-international.org. If you're not applying for an ISBN on behalf of a company or organization -- that is, if you're a traditional or e-book publisher; audio cassette, software, or video producers; or a representative of a museum or association with a publishing program -- you'll also need to select the nation in which you're based. Use the drop-down menu in the "Find an agency" page to choose your national agency. In some cases, you might have to create an account with your national ISBN agency. The process by which you create an account varies. Generally, however, you'll need to create a username and password. You may also be asked to confirm your account using an email address.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find your national ISBN agency. Select your nation if you're not applying on behalf of a company. Create an account with your national ISBN agency.

Problem: Article: Take some time in a quiet place simply to think about your feelings toward the person in question, and your interactions with them. Some questions to consider are: How long have you known this person? How frequently do you see or talk to them? Is the communication equitable? What is the level of intimacy shared (either physically or conversationally)? How would you characterize your time together? Do you both seem to enjoy being together? If you're trying to determine whether someone is a friend or a crush, make a "Friend/Crush" list. If you're figuring out whether someone is in love with you, make a "Like/Love" list. Like a Pro/Con list, record any specific behavior that would indicate how they feel about you. Having a visual aid way may give you more insight into how they feel. Sometimes our feelings toward someone can cloud our judgment in assessing their behavior. A friend can offer an honest, objective observation of the relationship, and will be less likely to allow personal feelings to affect their understanding.
Summary: Reflect on your relationship. Make a list. Ask a trusted friend for help.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: By organizing your gold before your visit, you will save the gold dealer time. Since time is money, the gold dealer will be more likely to pay you more if you don't waste his time. Begin by removing as many of your items in your collection that are imitation gold. The best way to start this process is with a strong magnet. Anything that sticks to the magnet is very, very likely not solid gold. If anything besides the clasps stick, it's probably best to leave those items at home. Use a magnifier to check the little labels on the gold for "10k," 14k," and so on. This number refers to the karat, which tells the percentage of the gold piece that is pure gold. The higher the number (up to 24k), the purer the gold. Separate the jewelry by karat, and then place the jewelry into separate Ziploc bags or containers. It is best to measure in grams, though many gold buyers will use a special weight system called a Troy ounce, so don't be surprised or put off. If you do not have a scale, you may be able to use one at your local post office. Now that your items have been sorted and weighed, it is time to get quotes. You should get at least three quotes. Start off with phone quotes. Any place that won't give you a phone quote, if you're able to provide an adequate description of what you have, is probably hiding their prices because their payouts are terrible. If a place does give you a phone quote, ask them if there are fees they are not disclosing over the phone (many times there are). While you are getting quotes, make sure and get a quote from a refinery. If you want the most money, get a quote from a refinery that is open to the public. Before you go to the place that gave you the best phone quote, check them out on yelp.com and bbb.org. In the past few years many "cash for gold" shops have popped up out of nowhere. Take the steps we have covered here to protect yourself from being ripped off by some unscrupulous gold buyer, and to ensure you are getting a fair deal.

SUMMARY: Before you visit a gold dealer you want to organize your gold. Sort the gold. Go measure the weight for each type of gold you have. Get quotes from the buyers. Do your research.

Q: Slope is defined as "rise over run," with rise indicating vertical distance between two points, and run indicating the horizontal distance between two points. These can be any points the line runs through. You can also use this method if you are given two points on the line, without having the line graphed in front of you. Coordinates are listed as (x,y){\displaystyle (x,y)}, with x{\displaystyle x} being the location along the x, or horizontal axis, and y{\displaystyle y} being the location along the y, or vertical axis. For example, you might choose points with coordinates (3,2){\displaystyle (3,2)} and (7,8){\displaystyle (7,8)}. One point will be point 1, and one point will be point 2. It doesn't matter which point is which, as long as you keep them in the correct order throughout the calculation. The first point's coordinates will be (x1,y1){\displaystyle (x_{1},y_{1})}, and the second point's coordinates will be (x2,y2){\displaystyle (x_{2},y_{2})} The formula is riserun=y2y1x2x1{\displaystyle {
rac {rise}{run}}={
rac {y_{2}-y_{1}}{x_{2}-x_{1}}}}. The change in y-coordinates determines the rise, and the change in x-coordinates determines the run.
A:
Understand the slope formula. Pick two points on the line and label their coordinates. Determine the order of your points. Set up the slope formula.