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How To Do A windows Xp Repair Install

An XP repair install can be useful if your computer has a problem that you can’t fix but you don’t want to resort to reinstalling the entire operating system. Continue reading

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How to do a virus scan on a mac

In Software Land, Macs are notoriously “virus proof” Unfortunately, the reputation has given millions of Mac owners a false sense of security Macs rarely get viruses because
most malware lurking about is geared towards the Windows Operating System and Macs are built upon the very solid UNIX core (which I will not go into) In the end, Macs are simply virus “resistant” which means your Mac could eventually be affected Here’s what to do if you want to make sure that hasn’t happened yet: Continue reading

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How to do a voice over

Narrow down your topic Don’t clutter the voice over with superfluous details If the topic is on the local chili festival,don’t give any more information than the viewer needs.
Just give the five “W’s”: Who, What, Where, Why and How.
Leave plenty of space in the margins and make sure to double space the text.
The person reading the copy may need to make notes or instructions on the page.
Use 12-point font and do not put anything in italics Only write on one side of each page and don’t staple pages together; use a paperclip.
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How to do a video response

Youtube is one of the most popular and frequently visited websites in the world People have the ability to upload videos of themselves, things they have taped or material they have taken from other sites.
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how to do a vlookup

The VLOOKUP functon in Excel looks for a certain entry in the first column of a vertically oriented table After it finds the row with the first match, it finds the column you specify in the function. Continue reading

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How to do a upside down question mark

Click the text box’s border to open the new orange “Text Box Tools” tab and ribbon at the top of the screen. Click the “Shape Fill” button and select “No Fill” Click the “Shape Outline” button and select “No Outline” You are left with just the question mark, but it is still right-side up.

Click the question mark to re-open the text box it is still in even though the box is not visible.

Click on and twirl the small green dot in the box’s top center.

Twirl 180 degrees until the question mark is upside down, then click off the text box onto the Word document.
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How to do a title page

Center the paper’s title near the middle of the page The paper’s title should be formatted in title case; this means that only the first letter of each main word is capitalized. Continue reading

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How to do a system restore

Click the most recent restore point in the “On this list, click a restore point” list and click “Next” Click “Next” again on the “Confirm Restore Point Selection” page.

Windows shuts down, and System Restore automatically reverts your computer to the date you selected. When the process completes, Windows restarts automatically.

Type your administrator password and log on to Windows XP.
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How to do a screenshot on a mac

Ever wish you could take a picture of something on your Mac’s screen, like,the content of a certain website,photographs that can’t be saved, or a chat conversation you want to remember forever? Well,Mac has it’s very own built-in camera, and you can use it to grab a screenshot of anything that pops up on your screen.

A screenshot also known as a screencap is a copy of exactly what is being displayed on your monitor when the picture is taken (called “capping).
It’s easy to do, and only takes a split second here’s how to take screenshot on a Mac:

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How to do a screenshot

Press just PrtScr (or Print Screen) for the entire screen. Alternatively,use the Snipping Tool: Start Menu/All Programs/Accessories The remainder of the steps describe using the Snipping Tool.

Choose the kind of screenshot (snip) you would like to take. Rectangular is already chosen by default.

You can take a screenshot of the entire screen, a window or just a selection of the screen, that you select.
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