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Working with Multiple Windows
Working with Multiple Windows
As you do each assignment, you may wish to have two windows open on your computer screen to enable you to work on your assignment while referencing a web page to find information.
Working with more than one computer application is multi-tasking because two windows must be open simultaneously on the computer screen (known as the desktop).
Those windows can be relocated and resized manually to allow more than one window to appear on the desktop. A quicker way to do this if you are using a Windows-based computer is to:
Right-click on an unused part of the task bar, which is the bottom strip of your computer desktop that has the start button at the left.
In the resulting pop-up menu, click Tile Windows Vertically or Show Windows Side by Side.
This will re-arrange all your windows to make them appear on your desktop—and that might be too many! If you have more than two windows open, you must minimize all but two. Then, repeat the right-click on the task bar and again choose Tile Windows Vertically or View Windows Side by Side. Now, you will have two workable windows arranged nicely on your desktop.
How to upload pictures from your phone to Google Drive
How to upload pictures from your phone to Google Drive
Download the Google Drive App onto your phone. See Image on the right.
For Apple phone, download the Google Drive App from the App Store.
For Android phone, download the Google Drive App from Google Play.
To save your cooking photos to Google Drive:
Go to Photos
Select a few photos at a time
Click the upload button...see image on the right
Choose the Drive icon which is visible after clicking the upload button
Choose your school Google account
Choose "Select Folder"
Select the "My Drive" Folder... Optional: you can further select folders on your Drive
Click "Save Here"
Click on the images you want to upload
Click "upload"
How to Take Screenshots
How to Take Screenshots
How To Take a Screenshot - On a PC
Print Screen: Press the windows logo + PrtScn (Print Screen) and then Ctrl V to paste the screenshot in the desired document.
Snipping Tool: Open the Snipping Tool by searching for it on your computer, once found click “Snipping Tool”. Click the arrow next to the “New” button and select the desired snip from the list. Then, select the area of your screen that you want to capture.
How To Take a Screenshot - On a Mac
Command-Shift-3: Captures a screenshot of your entire screen.
Command-Shift-4: Turns the cursor into a crosshair which you can drag to select the desired section of your screen to capture. Release the mouse button or trackpad to take the shot.
Command-Shift-4, then space bar, then click on a window: Hitting the space bar turns the crosshair into a little camera icon which you can move over any open window. Click the desired window to take a screenshot of it.
How To Take a Screenshot - On a Chromebook
Shift-Command-4: Turns the cursor into a crosshair which you can drag to select the desired section of your screen to capture. Release the mouse button or trackpad to take the shot. Find the screenshot as a .png file on your desktop.
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