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This app is light-blue with a white "A" formed from writing utensils on it. You'll likely find the App Store on the Home Screen. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. In the "Pending Updates" section near the top of the page, you should see the Chrome icon; the UPDATE button is to the right of it. If you don't see Chrome in the "Pending Updates" section, Chrome is up to date. Doing so will allow Google Chrome to begin updating. If you aren't prompted to enter your Apple ID password, Google Chrome will immediately begin updating.

summary: Open your iPhone's App Store. Tap Updates . Tap UPDATE next to Chrome. Enter your Apple ID password if prompted.

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Princess training is a four to five day process, during which you'll learn all about your assigned princess. You'll watch films of the princess so you can mimic her mannerisms and voice, observe current Disney princesses on the job, and learn princess facts and trivia. Each princess also does her own makeup, so the cosmetics team will give you a run-through of standard makeup application, too. Vocal training takes place with a dialect coach, and is pretty extensive. You may not only have to learn an accent, but also how to recreate the voice of the actress that played the original character. Keep in mind that you won't get to choose the princess you want to play. The Disney casting directors will decide which princess best fits your appearance, personality, and skillset. As a Disney princess, you'll be doing your own makeup everyday to help bring your character to life (after a bit of training from the cosmetics team, of course). Different princesses will have completely different looks. Snow White, for example, wears a lot of bright pink blush, while Pocahontas has more of a natural look. The cosmetics team will also give you a carefully styled wig to wear. These are super detailed, plus they're washed and blown out almost every night! Little kids who come up to you may think you're the real deal, so it's important to give a convincing performance, even if you're exhausted from a long day in the theme park sun. That means always keeping your language and voice in check, using mannerisms and gestures appropriate to your princess, and smiling! It's important that you keep smiling throughout the entirety of your shift. Yes, your face might get a little tired, but remember that this experience can be really meaningful--and magical--for the kids and families that meet you. Stay motivated for them! You'll get all sorts of funny questions from little kids (and sometimes parents, too). They may ask you if you're a real princess, or why your hair doesn't look real. You'll need to remain calm and in-character to give fast, Disney-friendly responses. It's often helpful to think back to your princess' movie for responses. For example, if you're playing Cinderella and a kid asks you what you did this morning, you might say, "Oh, I was out picking flowers with my fairy godmother!" . In the movies, Disney princesses are pretty slim, so you'll need to stay in decent shape during your time on the job. Try to eat a diet rich in lean proteins, fruits, veggies, and whole grains. Exercise for about thirty minutes most days of the week, or as often as you can squeeze it in. Head to the gym after work, or do workout videos during break time with your fellow princesses. Limit processed and packaged foods. These may be easy to grab during a busy workday, but your health and fitness may suffer.

summary: Complete the training. Do your princess makeup daily. Stay in character. Think on your feet. Stay fit

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Click the magnifying glass-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the screen. This will search your Mac for the Mail app. It's a stamp-shaped icon near the top of the Spotlight search. Doing so opens your mailbox. This pen-and-pad icon is in the upper-left corner of the Mail window. A new mail window will open. If you want to forward an email instead, click the email that you want to forward, then click at the top of the email. In the "To" field, type in a person's email address. This is the main person to whom you'll send the email; their email address will not be BCC'd. You can add multiple email addresses by pressing the Tab key after each one. It's in the upper-left side of the Mail window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this in the drop-down menu. A "Bcc" text field will appear near the top of the window. Type in the email address of the person to whom you want to send the email via BCC. In the main section of the email window, enter your email's information. It's a paper plane-shaped outline in the upper-left corner of the window. Doing so will send your email to all email addresses listed, though only the email addresses in the "To" field will be visible.
summary: Open Spotlight . Type in mail. Click Mail. Click Compose. Enter a recipient's email address. Click . Click Bcc Address Field. Add an email address. Write your email. Click Send.