Article: It's in the extracted folder. Doing so will open the CameraWindow installation window. Click the region in which you currently live. Click the country in which you live in the middle of the window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Click the language in which you want to use CameraWindow. This will take you to the installation confirmation page. It's in the middle of the window. Doing so allows CameraWindow to begin installing. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Check the "No thanks, I'll register later" box, then click OK when prompted. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. You'll find this in the middle of the page. Clicking it closes the window and marks the end of the installation process. At this point, you're free to begin connecting your camera to your computer.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Double-click the installer file. Select a region. Select a country. Click Next. Select a language. Click OK when prompted. Click Yes. Click Yes when prompted. Click Next. Indicate that you'll register later. Click Next. Click Finish.

Problem: Article: Use a tape measure to determine the length, width, and depth of the canvas. Write the measurements down and keep them handy; this will help when you're shopping for a frame. Most tape measures have markings in 1/16 increments, so pay careful attention when measuring. Being off by even 1/8 of an inch can mean buying the wrong frame size. Double check the measurements to make sure they are exact. Frames are just as varied as the canvases they hold, so select a frame based on how you want the finished product to look. Some contrast between the canvas and the frame is pleasing to the eye. Avoid frames that are very similar in color to the canvas. Contrast the style of the canvas with the style of the frame. Simple paintings will look good with ornate frames, and edgy modern art will look good in plainer frames. In general, less is more. Don't choose a frame that detracts from what is on the canvas. Now that you have the canvas's measurements and know what style of frame you want, you can shop for a frame. Find one that is the same length, width, and depth of your canvas. The standard frame sizes are 810, 1114, 1620, 1824, 2024, 2430, and 3040, but some stores will have other sizes like 1020. If you're shopping in-store, call the store to see if they carry the size you're looking for. This will save you from making multiple trips to different stores. Keep a list of what prices stores offer. This will help you find the best deal. Shopping online for a frame is another good option. Websites will have the exact dimensions of the frames they sell online. These usually come in packs of four and can easily be found in a store or online. One pack of four is enough to frame one canvas. Usually, the canvas clips do not require screws. The types of canvas clips that require screws come in seven sizes: 1/8, , 3/8, , , 1, 1 . Measure the frame back to the back of the stretcher bar to find out which size you need.
Summary: Measure the canvas. Choose a frame that compliments the canvas. Buy a frame from a craft store. Buy canvas clips.

Place your pot on a flat surface with the 3 prongs that stick out facing you. These are your terminals. The first terminal, or terminal 1, is your ground. The middle terminal, or terminal 2, is the input signal for the pot. The third terminal, or terminal 3, is your output signal. The shaft on top controls a small ring attached to the second terminal. Turning it controls how low or high the input is. If it helps, think of a potentiometer as a dimmer switch. The ground is all the way off, terminal 2 is the switch itself, and terminal 3 is the switch turned all the way up. A potentiometer is almost always used to throttle an input signal so that it can be adjusted. Sometimes, you can use a pot to overclock a device with a stronger signal. Pots are rarely used to control signals that are more than a couple of volts, but the amount of resistance that they provide is important. The higher the range, the more control you'll have over your device. The number on the front of the pot tells the highest level of resistance that the pot can achieve. So a 200K pot can provide a maximum of 200,000 ohms of resistance. 100K is the most common kind of potentiometer on the market, since it has a solid range for audio equipment. These numbers are always printed directly on to a pot. Usually, they're right next to the shaft on the opposite side of the terminals. Place your pot down on a flat surface next to your electronic device. If you know that you're going to install the pot in a particular location, start there. Turn the 3 terminals so that they're facing you. Remove any panels on your electronic device to expose the backside of any input or output ports. If you're working on a breadboard, set the pot on the upper-most set of rows with the terminals facing you. You can use any kind of soldering wire to connect the terminals to the device so long as they aren't acid-core. If you have an installation location set up, measure each length of wire from the terminal to the device. Strip any wires to expose the copper by using wire cutters. Use the notches on the cutter's blades to cut and remove 0.51in (1.32.5cm) of plastic from the tip of each wire. You'll need to solder your wires, so get your soldering iron and flux and set them out on your work surface. Acid-core soldering wire is used for plumbing. It won't work with your electronics. If you're wiring a specific kind of electronic device that uses specialized wires, go ahead and use those if the soldering wires don't work.
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Identify the 3 main terminals sticking out of the middle of the pot. Read the resistance numbers printed on your pot to see what range you can achieve. Set your pot on a flat surface with the 3 terminals facing you. Measure and strip any wires that you're going to be using.