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If you haven't yet installed Google Chrome, you can do so now for free. Here's how to get it: Go to the Chrome download page and click Download Chrome. Click Accept and Install. Click Run or Save if prompted. If you clicked Save, double-click the file you downloaded to run it, and then follow the on-screen instructions to install. Follow the on-screen instructions to install. Now that you've installed Chrome, you can open it by clicking Google Chrome in the Start menu. This is optional, but helpful if you want your bookmarks, passwords, history, and preferences to be available anywhere you use Chrome. Here's how: Click the profile icon near the top-right corner of your browser. If you're not signed in, it'll be a gray circle with a gray outline of a person inside. Click Turn on sync. Sign in to your Google account. Click Turn on when prompted. You can use the search box at the top of Chrome to either enter a direct URL (e.g., wikihow.com) or search the web. Here's how: Click the search box. Type your search term (or a URL if you want to access a specific website). Press Enter. Google Chrome allows you to open multiple tabs within a single window, which makes it easy to browse multiple websites at the same time. Use any of these methods to open a tab: Click + next to the currently-open tab at the top of the browser. Click at the top-right corner and select New tab. Press Ctrl+T. To open a link in a new tab, right-click the link, then select Open link in new tab. Click any tab along the top of the screen to bring it into view. Drag tabs left or right to reorder them. Right-click a tab to view options, including Reload, Duplicate (create a new tab with the same webpage), Pin tab (keep the tab in its location), Mute site (turns the sound off for this tab), Close tab, Close other tabs (closes all tabs except this one), Reopen closed tab (opens the tab you closed most recently), Bookmark all tabs (adds all tabs to your bookmarks list). To close a tab, click the X on its right side. You can use bookmarks to save links to sites you want to access again in the future. Navigate to the website. Click the star at the far-right side of the address bar at the top of the browser. Click More to view all folders where you can store bookmarks. To create a new folder, click More, click New Folder, and then give your folder a name. Click Save to save the bookmark. To view all of your bookmarks, click and select Bookmarks. Click a bookmark to open the site. If you're looking for a certain word or sentence on a page, you can use use these steps: Press Ctrl+F to open the Find window. A window will appear at the top-right corner. Type the text you're looking for. Press Enter. All matches on the page will be highlighted. Use the arrows in the Find box to browse through all instances of the text.

summary: Install Chrome on your PC. Sign in with your Google account. Search the web. Use tabs. Bookmark a site. Use "Find" to find strings of text on a website.

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In a small bowl, mix together 2 tablespoons of brown sugar with 1 tablespoon of butter. You can combine them using the tines of a fork. Cream the sugar and butter until they're light and fluffy. It will be easier to cream the butter if it's at room temperature. If you need to, soften the butter in the microwave in 5 second increments. Place the parchment with your cookie dough onto a microwave-safe plate. Microwave the cookie for 40 seconds. If the cookie still looks doughy, microwave it for 5 second intervals until it looks baked. Let it cool a minute before removing the cookie from the parchment. This cookie is best if served or eaten immediately. If you let it sit too long, it may harden.

summary: Cream together brown sugar and butter. Microwave your cookie.

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If you have remaining length in the end of your LED strip, clip it with scissors in a location that will allow you to attach the wires from your power source while still being hidden behind the mirror. Attach the wires from your LED strip to the wires for your plug with crimp-on wire connectors, which are available at most hardware stores. You have the option of soldering your wires together instead of using wire clamps if you are experienced with soldering and have the proper equipment. Remember that soldering will be permanent, as opposed to wire clamps which you can remove if you ever want to switch out your LED strip for a different type of light. When your lights are attached and connected to a plug, you can hang your mirror so that the plug reaches your nearest outlet. Rehang a previously used mirror using the hardware that you used on it before, or hang a new mirror using the hardware that it came with. You're all ready to plug your mirror in and enjoy the backlight effect you created. If you want to be able to turn your lights on and off with the rest of the lights in your room, you'll need to speak with your electrician. They can instruct you in drilling a hole in the wall behind your mirror to run a transformer into the existing circuits in the room, or they may offer to do the job for you. Tell your electrician that you've created a backlit mirror and you'd like to connect it with rest of your circuits for whatever room that it's in.
summary: Connect your lights to your power source cable. Hang your mirror close to an outlet to manually plug it in. Consult an electrician to control your lights from a wall switch.