Article: You'll see all of the folders that make up your Android's storage. Folders to look for include: Downloads Documents Pictures DCIM (Camera) Music You can click an item to highlight it, click and drag to create a selection box, or hold Command and click each file you want to select. Drag and drop the selected files into a folder or onto your desktop to start copying them. The time it takes to copy will vary depending on the size and number of files you're transferring.
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Click the Go menu from the desktop. Click Applications. Double-click Android File Transfer. Scroll to browse your Android's storage. Highlight the files you want to transfer. Drag the files into a folder on your Mac.
Article: Since you want one long piece and two shorter pieces of equal length, measure and mark the dowel first. Divide the total length of the dowel by five. Then mark each fifth along the dowel. Use a folding saw to saw off one fifth for each of the two shorter pieces, leaving the longest piece at three-fifths of the dowel's original length. Measurements do not need to be perfect, as long as the two shorter pieces are roughly equal and the third is considerably longer. A dowel that is roughly a foot long before cutting is an ideal length. First, tear a short strip of packing tape from your roll. Lay it on your worktable horizontally, with the sticky-side up. Set the dowel pieces on the tape, in the middle, with the longest piece in the center and the tops of all three lined up. Fold the excess tape over the dowel pieces to secure them together. The shorter pieces should pinch together when you tape all three together. First, fix a pen to your stele's body. Lay another short strip of packing tape on your worktable, sticky-side up. Lay a pen or thin marker on top of it. Then lay the longest dowel piece alongside it, so that the pen's tip extends a little bit past the bottom of the dowel. Fold the excess tape over the pen and dowel to secure them. Then wrap more packing tape around your stele's body, excluding the pen's tip. Secure the end of the tape to either the top or bottom the dowel. Wrap the body with tape in an over-under action until the body is roughly of a uniform thickness. If you plan on actually drawing runes on your skin or someone else's, consider using a henna pen or waterproof eyeliner pencil to avoid ink poisoning. Use strips of duct tape to shape runes on the stele's body. Search online for specific Shadowhunter rune designs. Sculpt the duct tape into your favorite designs and stick them to the stele's body. Then tear off enough strips of packing tape to cover the rune sculptures. Use your fingers to gently mold the packing tape to the shape of the duct tape underneath. If you prefer having a smooth stele, skip this step and simply ink your runes onto the body later. For quickest results, spray the packing tape with silver, gray, or white spray-paint. Allow it to dry for the amount of time indicated in the direction (usually anywhere from five minutes to one hour, depending on the product). Then use markers to color the raised sculpted runes with darker shades, such as black or dark gray. Or, if you chose to keep your stele smooth, use a fine-tipped marker to design your runes. You can also use oil based paints to detail your stele, but these will likely take a very long time to dry. Watercolors will most likely be too thin to effectively coat the packing tape.
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Cut a wooden dowel into three pieces. Tape the three pieces together. Reinforce the stele's body. Create texture. Color your stele.
Article: Before you can start washing the window screen, you'll need to remove it from the window. Removing the screen will allow you to completely and easily wash it. Make sure any screen you plan on washing has been removed from the window before you being cleaning it. The exact method you use to remove the screen will depend on the type of window screen you have. Many window screens will have small tabs that are pulled out, releasing the screen from the window frame. Make sure you carefully remove the screen as many window screens can be ripped or torn easily. Once you've removed the screen from the window frame, it's time to take it to a good workspace. You'll want to find an area that you will be able to safely spray water in. You'll also want to make sure you have a hose that can reach the area you plan on working in. Once you find a good area to work in, it's time to take the screens there and get ready to clean them. You'll want to make sure you've got plenty of room to work in. The area you choose should allow you to spray and drain water easily. You can try laying down a tarp to protect the screen from sharp sticks or stones. A good screen cleaning will require you to have a bucket of household ammonia and water ready. Cleaning the screen with this mixture will allow you to break up and remove dirt, dust or any other substance that has come in contact with the screen. Mixing up some ammonia and water will be the last thing you need to do before you start washing the window screen. Mix one part ammonia with three parts water. If you don't have ammonia handy, you can also use warm water mixed with mild soap. Make sure you wear rubber gloves when mixing or cleaning with this mixture. Once you've mixed the ammonia and water together, stir the mixture to evenly distribute both parts. You could also use mild dish detergent if you don't have ammonia handy.
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Remove the screen from the window. Find a good workspace to clean the screen in. Prepare the cleaning solution.