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Turn your camera on by pressing the "Play" button at the back. Be sure that the camera has an SD card inserted with the pictures you'd like to transfer to the mobile device. In order for your camera to be properly identified by the other Wi-Fi devices, it needs to have a nickname. On the back of your camera, press on the "MENU" button then select the second tab for Settings (with the tools icon). Scroll down the menu by pressing down on the DISP. circular button until you find "Wi-Fi Settings." Press on it. The first item under the Wi-Fi Settings menu is "Change Device Nickname." Select this, and enter the nickname for your camera. Press the "MENU" button again to exit the screen and return to the Wi-Fi Settings menu. At the back of the camera, press the Wi-Fi logo at the top of the circular button. This will bring you to the camera's Wi-Fi menu. From your camera's Wi-Fi menu, select the tablet icon. On the next screen, select "Add a Device." The camera will look for an Access Point and then for the available mobile device within the same network. Make sure the camera has been set up to connect to a network or Access Point. Refer to the user manual if you need further details on how to set this up. The Access Point should be the same one your mobile device is using. From the list of results, select the mobile device you wish to link this camera with. Confirm the selection by choosing "Yes." Once the connection has been established, it will be easier to connect the two devices next time. The mobile device will now appear under the Wi-Fi menu, and connecting back to it from the camera will just be one selection away.

summary: Turn the camera on. Register a device name. Access the Wi-Fi menu. Select the tablet icon. Select the mobile device. View your mobile device.

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You'll find it in the Applications folder. Excel for macOS cannot import XML data from another source, but it will allow you to open XML spreadsheet files. It's at the top of the screen. This opens a Finder window. To do this, browse to the folder where it's contained, then click the file name once. The contents of the XML file will appear. The XML file is now saved as a .CSV on your Mac.

summary: Open Microsoft Excel. Click the File menu. Click Open. Select the XML file. Click OK. Click the File menu. Click Save As. Type a name for the file. Select .CSV from the "file type" drop-down menu. Click Save.

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Some genres, such as fantasy, science fiction, and mystery, are more amenable to a series than others, like romance or commercial fiction. Decide whether your concept fits into the former or the latter. Children's and young adult fiction are other genres that are suitable for series building. Some publishers prefer fantasy series over individual fantasy novels, because fantasy series tend to sell better than standalone fantasy books. You will have to decide whether you are interested in writing one large story broken into several books, such as the Harry Potter series or a group of stand-alone books featuring the same characters, such as Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot mysteries. Making this decision will help you figure out whether you will plot each book separately, or whether you will try to have an overarching storyline between the books. Did you just finish a novel and don't want to say goodbye your main characters? Or, have you developed a fantastic plot that is so wide-ranging it needs to be told over several installments? The former motivation could lead to a long-running series, like a group of mystery novels, while the latter could lead to a trilogy. You will also need to figure out whether you will have an ensemble cast that appears throughout the series, or whether you will primarily have a main character who meets new characters in each book. To help you plan out the series, create a writing timeline with deadlines and due dates. Determine how much time per week or per day you are going to devote to writing the book series. Have deadlines for completed chapters or for a certain page count so you are encouraged to complete the book series. For example, you may have a goal page count per week that you have to hit. Or you may have a certain number of chapters you have to complete every month so you can get the book series done. You will need to be prepared to write and publish frequently as a series writer. Your audience will want to know what happens next to your characters. You also don't want your readers to move on to other books or series if they get tired of waiting for your next installment.
summary: Choose a genre for the series. Consider the type of series you will write. Make a writing timeline.