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Any time you interact with another person, take a second or two to acknowledge him. Because you never know what is going on in another person's life, a simple "hello" or "thank you" can go very far in making the person feel worthy and happy. In turn, the person's reaction may bring you joy with the response you get. Start off any interaction with a smile. It doesn't even need to be a big, toothy grin. A smile to a person you walk past may get a smile in return. Generally, the nicer you are to others, the more they will want you around and you'll experience the positive social consequences. Make eye contact whenever you can. Consider greeting others with a cheerful "hello." Remember to say "please" and "thank you." Saying these things and incorporating positive behaviors become a habit over time. Even at tough times, they can offer a glimmer of humanity to other people who are struggling. Doing something nice for another person, like offering a compliment or paying for her lunch, can bring both of you a lot of joy. In any situation, consider making a small and kind gesture to another person. Not only will this bring the other person joy, but may also brighten your spirits. Keep in mind that you don't have to do something grand. Buying coffee for a friend or colleague who is having a hard time or giving someone a kind word can help the other personand yoube joyful. There are a lot of people in the world who are less fortunate than you. They may not have a home, job, or their health. Giving some time to these people can give them a glimmer of hope and joy and make you feel great, too. Offer your time to a health facility or organization that provides aid to those less fortunate than you. Consider working at a place where your skills may be especially welcome. For example, if you like to paint, you could volunteer to paint with sick children or the elderly. You could also help individuals living in shelters develop their job skills.

summary: Acknowledge a person's presence. Offer simple acts of kindness. Volunteer your time with the less fortunate.

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It's the button that has a square and a circle. This will display a drop-down menu with various shapes. The shapes include a line, a rectangle, a rectangle with rounded images, an ellipse, a speech bubble, a star, and a hexagon. This will generate the shape in the center of the image. You can drag the shape to any location on the image. Click and drag the blue dots (handles) in the corners of the shape to adjust the size of the shape Click the solid colored rectangle in the toolbar and select a color. The white box with a red line through it indicates no color. The outline is the line around the shape. Click the button that has a thick line in the shape of a rectangle. It's next to the solid colored rectangle button. Select a color for the outline of the shape. The white box with a red line through it indicates no outline. Click the button with three lines of different thicknesses and styles. There are seven line thicknesses to choose from. You can also select different line styles, such as dotted lines, arrows, and textured lines.

summary: Click the shapes button. Select a shape. Click and drag the shape. Adjust the size of the shape. Change shape color. Change outline color. Change thickness of outline. Select a thickness.

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Plug the charging end of the iPad's charger cable into the bottom of the iPad, then plug the USB end of the cable into one of your Mac's USB ports. If you're using an iPad charger that has a USB 3.0 connector, you may need to buy a USB 3.0 to USB-C adapter before you can attach it to your Mac. Click the Photos app icon, which resembles a multicolored pinwheel icon, in your Mac's Dock. Click your iPad's name below the "Devices" heading on the left side of the window. If your iPad doesn't show up on the left side of the window, unlock it by pressing the Home button, entering the passcode, and pressing the Home button again. Click each photo that you want to import to do so. If you want to import all photos that aren't already on your Mac, skip this step. This button is in the upper-right corner of the window. Your selected photos will begin importing onto your Mac. The button will also display the number of selected imaged (e.g., Import 10 Selected). If you're importing all of your iPad's new photos (i.e., photos not on your Mac), click the blue Import All New Photos button instead. Once your iPad's photos have imported to your Mac, you can view them by clicking the My Albums tab on the left side of the window.
summary: Connect your iPad to your Mac. Open Photos. Select your iPad. Select the photos you'd like to download. Click Import Selected. Wait for your photos to finish importing.