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Unlike an ordinary ruler, the numbers on a slide rule scale aren't spaced on an even, linear scale. Instead, the numbers are spaced using a special "logarithmic" formula, closer together on one side than the other. This lets you line up the scales to get the answer to multiplication problems, as described below. Each scale on the slide rule should have a letter or symbol identifying it, printed to the left or right. This guide will assume your slide rule uses the most common notation: The C and D scales each look like a single stretched out ruler, reading from left to right. These are called "single decade" scales. The A and B scales are "double decade" scales. Each one has two smaller stretched rulers stacked end-to-end. The K scale is a triple decade scale, or three stretched rulers stacked end-to-end. Not all models have this. The C| and D| scales are the same as the C and D scales, but read right to left. These are often printed in red. Not all models have these. Note that slide rules vary, so the scales marked "C" and "D" on your slide rule may not be the same as those described here. One some slide rules the scales used for multiplication are marked "A" and "B" and are on the top. Whatever the designating letter, these scales often have the Pi symbol marked at the suitable place and are almost always the two scales opposing each other on the slides, either the upper or lower gap. It is suggested you try a few simple multiplication problems to verify that you are using the correct scale as described in the article. If "2x4" doesn't come to "8", try the scales on the other side of the slide rule instead. Take a look at the vertical lines of the C or D scale, and get used to reading them: The primary numbers on the scale begin with 1 on the extreme left edge, extend up to 9, then end with another 1 on the far right edge. These are usually all labeled. The secondary divisions, marked by the second-tallest vertical lines, divide each primary number by 0.1. Don't be confused if these are labeled "1, 2, 3;" remember they actually represent "1.1, 1.2, 1.3" and so on. There are usually smaller divisions, typically representing increments of 0.02. Pay close attention, since these may disappear on the high end of the scale, where numbers get closer together. You'll often have to make a "best guess" when reading a scale, when the answer doesn't fall exactly on a line. Slide rules are used for quick calculations, not for purposes that require extreme precision. For instance, if the answer falls between the 6.51 and 6.52 marks, write down whichever value it's closer to. If you can't tell, write 6.515.

summary: Notice the gaps between numbers. Look for scale labels. Interpret the divisions of the scale. Don't expect exact answers.

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Go to sports games (or sports bars if you're an adult), outdoor events like fishing and ski trips, car shows, and game releases at video game stores. If you see someone you want to be friends with, go over to them and talk to them about the event. Don't go to events for things that you aren't interested in. If you don't like cars, don't go to a car show and pretend to be into it. It will be hard to find something to talk about! It will be easier to make friends with guys or other tomboys if you talk more like them, but you don't have to copy what they say. Treat the people you're talking to like you're already one of them; call them nicknames that they already use for each other, and talk about your common interests. Don't get upset over things like getting dirty or doing badly in a game. Instead, keep your interactions friendly and casual, and don't be afraid to make your opinion known. If you are being treated badly, it's okay to confront the person who's being mean. You may try "fighting fire with fire" to stop bullying, but don't be excessively cruel or you'll lose friends. It's okay to be a shy tomboy; you don't have to be extroverted to make good friends. If you don't want to do what everyone else is doing, you don't have to! Good friends are honest with you and support you in times of need. If someone is causing you more pain than happiness, it's okay to say, "Hey, I don't think we should be friends anymore." You know what's best for you, so surround yourself with people who support and respect you.

summary: Go to events with activities you enjoy. Develop your own way of speaking. Keep a calm and confident attitude. Be honest about who you are. Surround yourself with people who celebrate you for you.

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This key will copy the contents of your screen to your clipboard. If your keyboard doesn't have this key, you can use the one on the on-screen keyboard. Here's how: Click the circle or magnifying glass to the right of the Start menu to open the search bar. Type on screen keyboard, and then click On-Screen Keyboard in the search results. Click the PrtScn key. The Windows Run tool will launch Microsoft Paint upon pressing "OK". You can also paste by right-clicking the paint area and selecting "Paste". This button is located in the "Image" section of the toolbar and will open a menu to with different rotation options, such as vertical, horizontal, or 90 degree rotation. This button is located in the "Image" section of the toolbar and will open a window to set a new window size. Enter a new size value (e.g. 200% size) and press "OK". You can select to adjust the size by pixel or percentage. Use pixel adjustments if you need a more precise change. Changing the size to be larger than the original will result in a loss of picture quality. Click the "Select" option from "Image" section of the toolbar. Click and drag to select the area of the screenshot you want to use then click the "Crop" button the right of the "Select" tool. This button is located in the tools section on the toolbar. Click and drag to select a text area and type to enter your desired text. Both options can be selected from the "Shapes" section. Brushes can be used for freehand marking and shapes will make markings in the shape selected. You can change the color of the shapes and markers by selecting a color palette from the "Color" section. You will be prompted to name the screenshot and browse for a save location. Clicking "Save" will confirm your changes.
summary: Press PrtScr on your keyboard. Press Win+R and type "mspaint" into the text field that appears. Press Ctrl+V to paste your screenshot into paint. Click "Rotate" and select a rotation option. Click "Resize" to change the image size. Crop your screenshot. Click the "A" button to add text to your screenshot. Click the brush icon or select a shape to make markings on the screenshot. Open the "File" menu and select "Save As" to save your changes.