This app will allow you to record and store spoken audio for free. To download it, do the following: Open your iPad's {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/5\/55\/Iphoneappstoreicon.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/5\/55\/Iphoneappstoreicon.png\/30px-Iphoneappstoreicon.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an iOS icon.
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<\/p><\/div>"} App Store. Tap the "Search" text box in the upper-right corner. Type in voice recorder & audio editor, then tap Search. Tap GET to the right of the grey cassette app icon. Enter your Apple ID password, Touch ID, or Face ID when prompted. Tap OPEN in your iPad's App Store, or tap the cassette-shaped app icon on one of your iPad's Home Screen pages. It's a black microphone-shaped icon at the bottom of the screen. This red button is in the lower-left side of the screen. Doing so allows Voice Recorder & Audio Editor to access your iPad's microphone. At this point, your iPad will begin recording. Voice Recorder & Audio Editor will remember your answer to this question, so you won't have to do this for future recordings; tapping the REC button will just start recording. Speak clearly, making sure to aim your voice (and the voices of any participants) toward the iPad's microphone near the top of the iPad's housing. You can pause and then resume the recording by tapping the red PAUSE button and then tapping the red REC button. Tap STOP at the bottom of the screen to do so. If you want to save the audio under a specific title, do the following: Tap the "TAP TO NAME" text box in the middle of the screen. Type in a title. Tap return on the keyboard to save the title. It's a grey button in the upper-left side of the screen. Doing so saves your recording and takes you back to the main page. You can play the recording by tapping its name on this page.

Summary: Download the Voice Recorder & Audio Editor app. Open Voice Recorder & Audio Editor. Tap the "Record" tab. Tap REC. Tap OK when prompted. Record your audio. Stop the recording. Add a title. Tap Done.

Once you save your card, you won't be able to change it without going back to the card's project in Google Slides and then re-downloading it. It's in the upper-left side of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. On a Mac, make sure you're clicking File on the Google Docs page and not in your Mac's menu bar. This is in the drop-down menu. Selecting it prompts a pop-out menu to appear. It's in the pop-out menu. A PDF version of your card should begin downloading onto your computer. This may take a few seconds. Once your PDF finishes downloading, you can proceed with printing it.

Summary: Make any final changes to your card. Click File. Select Download as. Click PDF Document (.pdf). Wait for your card to download.

When it comes to dining rooms and other rooms first impressions are very important. To create an inviting dining space, you need to make sure that the view from your entryway is truly inviting. Avoid blocking the entryway with tables or chairs. Make sure the space of the entryway transitions into the space of the dining room. For example, if you can balance the walkway space from the entryway and the space between your table and a side table or buffet, do so. Create balance and symmetry with your design to make a central focal point. Pick a couple pieces of artwork or furniture that will capture your guests' attention as they enter the dining room. As a place where food will be served and people will dine, your dining room needs to be a place where people can easily move around. Without ample space to move, your room won't be inviting. Space chairs so people can easily leave the table. Don't situate a table to close to a wall or piece of furniture. Take out any pieces of furniture that inhibit the movement of people. For example, while you want to add a cute coffee table to your informal sitting area, it may hinder the movement of people through that corner of your dining room. The easiest way to turn an inviting space into an uninviting space is to clutter it up. By cluttering a space, you send the message that items are more important than people. You also distract people from all the planning you've done on your color scheme and furniture. Don't view wall space as something to fill or conquer. Position painting and furniture a couple feet apart. Never try to cover table, curio, or china cabinet space completely. Focus on an elegant and balanced look rather than a full look. For instance, you don't need to display all your rare salt and pepper shakers. Display your most cherished ones, and store the rest. Ask friends and family if they think your dining room has a bare or cluttered look. Let them know that you just want their honest opinion. For instance, say "John, can you honestly tell me whether this room looks bare or cluttered? I'm trying to create an inviting dining space and I think I'm not there yet."

Summary: Create an attractive view from the room's entryway. Provide ample space to move. Avoid cluttering your dining room.

For most types of oats, like quick-cooking or rolled oats, an average serving size is about cup (45 g). If you're preparing instant oatmeal, simply open the package and dump the contents into the bowlthey're pre-portioned, so there's no need to do a lot of measuring. Use level scoops with a dry measuring cup to portion out loose oats. Stick the oats in the microwave and heat them on high power. For softer, creamier oatmeal, set the cook time to 1 minutes. If you'd prefer a thicker bowl, up the time to 2 minutes, or even slightly longer. If you're making a heartier kind of oatmeal, like traditional rolled or steel-cut oats, you may need to increase the cook time to 2-3 minutes to make sure they're tender.
Summary: Pour the oatmeal into a microwave safe bowl. Microwave the oatmeal for 1-2 minutes.