Problem: Article: When you launch the app, it will open to the main screen, which is where you will find nearby matches and new users. You'll also see an icon bar at the bottom of the screen with different functions, and a link to your own profile (the first icon under "WHO'S NEARBY"). This is the bar with 5 icons that appear at the bottom of the screen. The FILTERS menu (at the top-center part of the icon bar) lets you sort users by certain criteria, such as by age, who they are looking for, and whether they are online now. The star icon displays users you've added to your favorites. The mask icon returns you to the main home screen. The rocket icon lets you explore users in other areas. The speech bubble icon shows your messages. You can also tap the Taps tab at the top of this section to see who send you a "Tap," which means they tapped the flame icon on your profile. This means the person is interested! The speech bubble displays your chats. When you have new messages, this icon will change to a number. The XTRA icon displays your options for upgrading to the ad-free version of Grindr. The paid version also includes read receipts, lets you choose unlimited blocks and favorites, and allows you to swipe through profiles. The Settings menu gives you control over how the app behaves: Tap your own profile photo. Tap the gear at the top-right corner of your profile. All account-related preferences (such as your password, the option to upgrade, and your associated email address) appear under the "ACCOUNT" header. Depending on your device, you may be able to adjust your notifications Sound and notification options appear under the "PREFERENCES" header. Specify who can find your profile and see where you're located under the "SECURITY" header. Tap the back button to return to your profile, and then again to return to the main screen. This displays a larger version of this user's profile, any details they've answered, and the time they were online. Depending on the user's privacy settings, you may be able to see how close they are to you. Tap the star at the top of the screen to add a user to your favorites. Tap the warning symbol (a circle with a line through it) to block this user from seeing or communicating with you.
Summary: Open Grindr. Get to know the icon bar. Adjust your settings. Tap an image to view someone's profile.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Click the magnifying glass-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the screen. A search bar will appear. This will search your Mac for the TextEdit program. It's at the top of the list of results. This will open the TextEdit program, which is your Mac's default text-editing program. Type in 0, then press Return to start a new line. For your second subtitle, you'll type in 1, the third will use 2, and so on. Each part of the timestamp should be in HH:MM:SS.TT format, with a beginning and an end separated by spaces and a two-dash arrow as follows: HH:MM:SS.TT --> HH:MM:SS.TT For example, if you wanted to place your first subtitle on the video between 5 and 10 seconds into the video, you'd type in 00:00:05.00 --> 00:00:10.00 here. This will create a new line, which is where your subtitle's text will go. Type in whatever you want your subtitle to say. As long as you don't press Return at any point until you're done writing the subtitle, it will all appear on one line. You can also create a second line of text by pressing Return once and then typing in your second line's text. This will place a space between your previous subtitle and the place in which you'll begin your next subtitle. Each subtitle will require an order number, a timestamp, at least one subtitle text line, and a blank line between it and the next order number. It's at the top of the screen. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. This is in the Format drop-down menu. It's in the upper-left side of the screen. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. This option is in the drop-down window. A Save window will open. For the subtitle file's name, you'll need to enter the name of the video for which you're creating the subtitles. The name must be identical to the name of the video as it appears on your computer (including case-sensitive information). After the video's name, you'll need to type .srt to replace the .txt tag there. It's at the bottom of the window. This will save your SRT file in your preferred location. Now that you've created the subtitle file, you'll need to add it to your video.

SUMMARY: Open Spotlight . Type in textedit. Double-click TextEdit. Enter your first subtitle's order. Create a timestamp for your subtitle's text. Press Return. Enter your subtitle's text. Press Return twice. Create the rest of your video's subtitles. Click Format. Click Make Plain Text. Click File. Click Save As. Enter your video's name. Add the subtitle file's extension. Click Save.

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