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" Click "Windows Firewall" and then click "Advanced Settings." " Under the "Actions" heading on the right sidebar, click "New Rule." " Click the radio button and choose "Next." " Enter the number "25" in the text box and click the "Next" button. Choose "Allow the connection" to allow any connection, or choose "Allow the connection if it is secure" to allow only authenticated connections. Click "Next." "Domain," "Private" and "Public" are all checked by default. Uncheck boxes if you want to and then click "Next." " This is so you can find the rule in the list of rules on the "Inbound Rules" list if you want to edit it later. Click the "Finish" button.

summary: Click the "Start" button and choose "Control Panel. Look at the options on the left sidebar and right click on "Inbound Rules. Find the radio button next to the "Port" option on the window entitled "Rule Type. Select the radio buttons for "TCP" and "Specific local ports. Choose the action the network should take when a program tries to access port 25. Check the boxes for the types of connections you would like to be able to access Port 25. Type a name for the rule, such as "Open Port 25" into the text box marked "Name.

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If you are reading over a pre-shot video, make sure you can see the video from your recording area. You may also record the voice-over without the video, simplifying your job and allowing you to focus on speaking. However, if you need to react to the video then it is best to read with the video in the background. Whenever possible hit play on the video and microphone recorder at the same time. Then, when you start recording, you'll be perfectly synced up to the video. Standing opens up your chest cavity, allowing you to speak with a clear, unencumbered voice. It also allows you to be more animated, acting out some events so that you sink deeply into the character. You want to be 8-10 inches from the mic. Roughly the distance between your thumb and pinky if they are both extended out. If you do not have a sound-proofed room or recording booth you can still make one for yourself. The echoing sound will appear in your recording and keep your voice from sounding clear if you don't take the time to soundproof. Many amateurs have found that recording in a closet is easy: your clothes will naturally dampen the sound and you can put a towel or blanket on the floor and door to fully close it off. The main goal is to get rid of or cover any hard surfaces, which reflect sound back to the microphone. If your mic has a "hyper-cardioid pattern," use it. This means that the sound is moving through the microphone and out the back instead of echoing around inside. You need to be able to hear your voice as you record, and quickly play back your audio to listen for any mistakes. Try and invest in good headphones, preferably over ear, that will provide the best playback of your voice over. " This sweet spot is tough to find, but it is the basis of all good voice-overs. Your voice tends to lose some character in a recording, so overemphasizing emotions and enunciation brings back the natural energy of your voice. To test this, try out 3-4 lines in the beginning of recording at various levels of energy. Play them back and adjust your voice accordingly, finding the one that sounds best in the recording, not when you are saying it out loud. You do not need to worry about speaking loudly into the microphone, just being clear and emotive. Inflection is the rhythm and tone of your speech. Many beginners like to start with all their sentences ending in "up" tones, like they are asking questions. Good inflection, however, is about varying your voice to sound natural and dynamic. A lot of this comes from "Acting out" your parts as you speak. For example, audiences can actually "hear" smiles, as it changes your tone of voice slightly into a happier register. These words only have a place in the voice-over if your script asks for them. "Uhm," "ahh," and "uhhhh" are all missed in everyday conversation, but they will be glaringly apparent in a recording, when the audience is only focusing on your voice. Focus on reading the script and nothing else. If you need to pause, just stay silent. This takes practice, but listening to your own recordings over and over again will help out.

summary: Set the footage you're reading over up on a computer screen. Stand while delivering your lines. Make sure your recording room is silent and free of echo. Wear headphones. Speak a bit "larger than life. Focus on strong, varied inflection. Never say "uhm" or other filler noises.

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If you want to get notified whenever any free Kindle books are offered on Amazon, you can subscribe to its RSS feed. To begin, go to Amazon at www.amazon.com and log in by clicking the "Sign in" button at the top right side of the page. Enter your email address and password then click the orange button to continue. Move your mouse pointer over "Shop by Department" at the top right toolbar to open a drop-down menu. Hover your mouse over "Kindle E-readers & Books" to open a menu list on the right side. Click "Kindle Book" list under the title "Kindle Store" on the menu box. You will reach at the Kindle book section of Amazon. Click on one of the book category on the left sidebar you want to subscribe to and choose a sub-category to browse its page. Scroll down the browser page and find the RSS feed symbol at the bottom. It should be located under the list of Kindle books of a specific sub-category. A pop-up window will appear at the top of the page. Click on "Subscribing method" to open a drop-down menu. The default method should be "Live Bookmarks." Choose one of the methods to subscribe. You can also make this method as default by checking the box below. Click "Subscribe now" at the bottom of the feed box to begin subscribing to the RSS feed of the book category you selected. From now on, you should get notifications on each offer, discount, free promotions, and other features on your subscribed category of Kindle books.
summary: Log into your Amazon account. Go to the Kindle Store. Select a category. Locate the RSS feed symbol. Click on the subscription link next to the RSS feed symbol. Subscribe to the RSS feed. Confirm by clicking the subscription button on the pop-up window.