Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen, or find the Windows logo key on your computer's keyboard and press it. If you're using Windows 8, instead place your mouse cursor in the top-right side of the screen and then click the magnifying glass icon in the pop-out window. Doing so will search your computer for the Command Prompt program. It's the black box at the top of the Start window. Command Prompt will open. If you're using a computer with restricted privileges, you may not be able to open Command Prompt. Make sure you place a space after start. This must be the file's system name, not its shortcut name (for example, Command Prompt's system name is cmd). Common program names include the following: File Explorer - explorer Calculator - calc Notepad - notepad Character Map - charmap Paint - mspaint Command Prompt (new window) - cmd Windows Media Player - wmplayer Task Manager - taskmgr Once your command resembles start program_name, doing so will run the "start" command for your selected program. You should see the program open within a few seconds of entering the command. If your selected program won't run, it is most likely in a folder that isn't in the Command Prompt's search path. You can add the program's folder to the Command Prompt path to fix this problem.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Start . Type command prompt into Start. Click Command Prompt . Type start into Command Prompt. Type the program's name into Command Prompt. Press Enter.

This will be particularly helpful when you first get on the ship, regardless of its size, and it'll help at least a bit of time go by. Smaller ships should have a map with locations of life vests, fire extinguishers, and other safety protocol available. Most cruise lines have a large map including a wide variety of restaurants, activities, and events. Take time to look look at the map provided and learn where everything is in relation to your room. This will help you decide what to do first! There might also be a schedule of events for you to read for the cruise. Pick a few events or shows that seem interesting to you and try to attend them! For smaller ships, you might have to make your own entertainment, but on cruise lines there will likely be a lot provided for you! In addition to shows and concerts, there are plenty of options for entertainment that you can take part in, including karaoke, auctions, carnival games, gambling (if you're of age), and other competitive events. A lot of entertainment events will have awesome prizes. You never know what you might win! On a smaller ship, this is easy as you will likely know many of your shipmates. However, on a cruise there may be formal dinners or designated times for mingling with other passengers. Take the time to get to know them and make new friends. On a cruise ship, there are plenty of places to meet people, including the bar, nightclubs, the pool, live shows, and planned activities. Don't be afraid to reach out and talk to someone new! If you're of legal age on a cruise, a visit to the bars and nightclubs might be a fun activity for your group of friends. Dancing, singing, and getting silly will really help you let loose and relax on your cruise! Always make sure you are being safe and are aware of your surroundings. Use the buddy system by assigning partners to watch out for each other throughout the night. On a cruise, participating in activities all day can really make you work up an appetite. Check out the different dining options on the ship. From buffets to fine dining, take the time to try something new that you can't get anywhere else. Aboard a smaller ship, you can take advantage of local restaurants at a port, or you can practice cooking for yourself and your shipmates. Take the opportunity to visit a new place and have an adventure. Many cruise lines will offer on-land excursions for people on the cruise, so check out their packages and select an activity that interests you. If you're on a smaller ship and have plans to dock at a port, choose a local restaurant or event to attend.
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One-sentence summary -- Inspect a map of the ship and get your bearings. Participate in and enjoy the entertainment. Socialize with other people aboard the ship. Visit bars and the nightclubs available on a cruise. Eat and drink to your heart's content. Sightsee at each port of call.

The requirements may vary, depending on where you live. In some states and countries, you can get your real estate agent's and broker's licenses at the same time, while elsewhere you may have to be a licensed agent for at least a year before applying for your broker's license. You're into real estate, so you already know that location is important. Make sure that you select a great office space for your business that's easily accessible and offers plenty of parking. You're going to need computer equipment, office furniture, a fax machine, and the usual office supplies. All real estate brokers are legally required to use broker trust accounts to deposit the money they receive from clients while brokering a deal. There is some level of liability associated with a real estate brokerage. Be sure that you're properly covered with good quality insurance. Once you've established your business as a real estate brokerage, it's time to set up a website so that you can market the properties your listing to people who are browsing online for real estate. According to one report, 90% of home buyers start their search online. If you don't have a solid online presence, your real estate brokerage is going to lose market share. Contact a web development company that specializes in creating websites for real estate brokerages. That way, you can be sure that your site not only presents a professional image but is also able to display properties that are in the Multiple Listing Service (MLS). Your website will need to be updated regularly to reflect changes in the real estate market. For example, you don't want people to browse your site and find a property for sale that's already under contract. Hire a search engine optimization company to optimize your website for local searches. That way, when people in your area search for a particular type of real estate listing, your page appears at or near the top of the results list. When you do get to the point where you need to hire additional agents, you'll need a legal agreement in place that spells out their responsibilities and describes your expectations of agent behavior.
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Obtain all required licenses. Choose a location for your office. Equip your office. Open broker trust accounts at your bank. Purchase errors and omissions insurance. Set up a website. Prepare an independent contractor agreement.