Problem: Article: . Although Windows Movie Maker is no longer supported by Microsoft, you can download it for free from a third-party site. Windows Movie Maker is similar to the old YouTube editor. Go to the video that you want to edit on your computer, then do the following: Right-click the video. Select Open with Click Movie Maker If you're piecing together several clips of a video or adding photos to your completed project, you can add the necessary files to Windows Movie Maker: Click the Home tab. Click Add videos and photos Select a video or a photo (or hold down Ctrl while clicking individual files to select multiple files at once). Click Open You can rearrange the order of video clips by clicking and dragging them left or right on the timeline. Dragging a video clip or a photo to the far-left will place it at the beginning of the video, while dragging it to the far-right will place it at the end of the video. While not all videos need an introductory title slide, placing one at the beginning of the video allows you to list information about the video or its contents. To do so: Click Title on the Home tab's toolbar. Highlight the "My Movie" text in the preview section on the left side of the window. Type in your preferred movie title. You can do this by clicking one of the options in the "Effects" section of the toolbar that appears at the top of the window while your title slide is selected. Hovering your mouse cursor over an "Effects" option allows you to preview the transition on the left side of the window. You can also adjust your title slide's length by clicking the title's icon in the timeline and then changing the number in the "Text duration" text box. Jumping from one video to the next (or moving from a video to a photo) can be jarring, but Windows Movie Maker has several options for inserting a smooth transition: Click the video clip or photo before which you want to place a transition. Click the Animations tab. Select a transition, or preview a transition by hovering over it with your mouse. If you want to place a transition in the middle of one video, you can click and drag the black vertical bar over to the section where you want to place the transition, right-click the bar, click Split, and then insert the transition. Many YouTube videos cut out uninteresting or lengthy sections of videos in order to present a cleaner, more polished look. This kind of edit is called a "jump cut", and you can recreate it in Windows Movie Maker: Move the bar to the beginning of the section that you want to cut. Right-click the bar, then click Split Move the bar to the end of the section that you want to cut. Right-click the bar and click Split again. Click the section that you want to cut, then press Delete. Once you've finished editing your video, you can save it as a whole video file by doing the following: Click the Home tab if you aren't already on it. Click Save movie Click Recommended for this project in the drop-down menu. Enter a name for the video file. Click a folder in which you want to save the file (e.g., Desktop) on the left side of the window. Click Save . Once your video finishes exporting to a file, all that's left to do is upload the file to YouTube and publish it there. If you haven't verified your YouTube account, you won't be able to upload videos that are more than 15 minutes long.
Summary: Download Windows Movie Maker Open your video in Movie Maker. Add other content to Movie Maker. Organize your videos and photos. Add a title. Select a title transition. Insert transitions between pieces of content. Cut sections of your video. Export your video. Upload your video to YouTube

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You don't want to have to wait several minutes while the thermometer determines the temperature, so choose an instant-read variety. Make sure it gets cleaned after each use. You should occasionally calibrate your thermometer to be sure it gives an accurate reading. To do so, fill a small pan with water and bring it to a rolling boil. Take the water's temperatureit should be 212F (100C). Turn the hex bolt at the bottom of an analog thermometer to calibrate the temperature if it is incorrect. Consult the manufacturer's directions to calibrate a digital thermometer. The edges may be warmer than the center, so to know if your cake is done, you'll need to test the temperature in the middle. Don't push the thermometer down to the bottom of the pan, simply stick it halfway through the cake. Keep in mind that sticking a thermometer in the cheesecake may cause it to crack, so try to only test the temperature once, rather than multiple times. If you must test it more than once, stick the thermometer in the same hole you used the first time to minimize cracking. Once the center of the cheesecake reaches 150F (66C), the cake is done! Take it out of the oven and allow it to cool completely on a wire rack. If it is not yet done, put it back in the oven for about 5 minutes, then check it again to see if it is done. Repeat until you get a reading of 150F (66C).
Summary:
Obtain an instant-read cooking thermometer. Test the temperature in the middle of the cake. Look for a reading of 150F (66C).