The document outlines an online class on email basics hosted on July 2nd from 3-4pm. It will cover formatting emails, signatures, reading emails, replying to emails, and attaching files. The class is instructed by Yukiko Sato and includes screenshots of a Gmail interface demonstrating the various email functions.
This document outlines an online email basics class taught by Yukiko Sato on October 15th, 2014 from 3-4pm. The class will cover formatting emails, signatures, reading emails, and replying to emails using Gmail. The class instructions state to keep eyes on slides, lips closed, ears listening, and respect the class. Screen sharing will be used to review using a real Gmail account.
This document provides instructions for inserting symbols, pictures, and clipart into a Word document. It explains how to insert symbols by going to Insert > Symbol and selecting one from the Symbol dialog box. It describes how to insert clipart by going to Insert > Picture > Clipart, searching in the Clipart panel, and double clicking to insert. It also explains how to insert an image file by going to Insert > Picture > From File and browsing to select the image file. For all inserted items, it notes that the size can be adjusted by dragging the resizing handles.
This document provides instructions for inserting symbols, pictures, and clipart into a Word document. It explains how to insert symbols by going to Insert > Symbol and selecting one from the Symbol dialog box. It describes how to insert clipart by going to Insert > Picture > Clipart, searching for a term, and double clicking a result. It also outlines how to insert an image file from a USB drive by going to Insert > Picture > From File and browsing to select the image file. The document notes that inserted images can be resized using the eight resizing handles.
This document provides an overview and introduction to switching the school's email system from GroupWise to Outlook Web Access over the summer. It outlines the key topics covered which include the reasons for switching, timeline, and three important things to do once switched over. Instructions are then provided on how to log in to the new system, change passwords, add a signature, and enter contact information. The email interface and functions like viewing, deleting, replying and creating new messages are also explained.
The document discusses how to open, edit, and format text in a PowerPoint presentation. It describes how to open a saved presentation, select text, undo changes, and change font, size, color, style, alignment, and line spacing of text using tools in the Home tab. The document provides step-by-step instructions for each editing task and emphasizes saving the presentation at the end.
The document provides 10 tips for using Microsoft Outlook 2010. The tips include: 1) permanently adding BCC when composing emails; 2) changing the color scheme; 3) customizing desktop alert settings; 4) adding signatures; 5) adding district groups from the address book; 6) adding Skyward groups by importing an Excel file; 7) adding stationery backgrounds; 8) adding tools to the quick access toolbar; 9) sharing calendars with other users; and 10) distinguishing between appointments and meetings when scheduling events.
This document provides tips for using an iPad keyboard, including how to see open applications, set caps lock, mute sound, use accent marks, make the keyboard disappear, type a period, and type an apostrophe mark. Key tips include double tapping the home button, pressing the power button, pressing arrow keys, moving the mute switch, tapping and holding letters, tapping the keyboard icon, and switching between number and letter keyboards.
The document outlines an online class on email basics hosted on July 2nd from 3-4pm. It will cover formatting emails, signatures, reading emails, replying to emails, and attaching files. The class is instructed by Yukiko Sato and includes screenshots of a Gmail interface demonstrating the various email functions.
This document outlines an online email basics class taught by Yukiko Sato on October 15th, 2014 from 3-4pm. The class will cover formatting emails, signatures, reading emails, and replying to emails using Gmail. The class instructions state to keep eyes on slides, lips closed, ears listening, and respect the class. Screen sharing will be used to review using a real Gmail account.
This document provides instructions for inserting symbols, pictures, and clipart into a Word document. It explains how to insert symbols by going to Insert > Symbol and selecting one from the Symbol dialog box. It describes how to insert clipart by going to Insert > Picture > Clipart, searching in the Clipart panel, and double clicking to insert. It also explains how to insert an image file by going to Insert > Picture > From File and browsing to select the image file. For all inserted items, it notes that the size can be adjusted by dragging the resizing handles.
This document provides instructions for inserting symbols, pictures, and clipart into a Word document. It explains how to insert symbols by going to Insert > Symbol and selecting one from the Symbol dialog box. It describes how to insert clipart by going to Insert > Picture > Clipart, searching for a term, and double clicking a result. It also outlines how to insert an image file from a USB drive by going to Insert > Picture > From File and browsing to select the image file. The document notes that inserted images can be resized using the eight resizing handles.
This document provides an overview and introduction to switching the school's email system from GroupWise to Outlook Web Access over the summer. It outlines the key topics covered which include the reasons for switching, timeline, and three important things to do once switched over. Instructions are then provided on how to log in to the new system, change passwords, add a signature, and enter contact information. The email interface and functions like viewing, deleting, replying and creating new messages are also explained.
The document discusses how to open, edit, and format text in a PowerPoint presentation. It describes how to open a saved presentation, select text, undo changes, and change font, size, color, style, alignment, and line spacing of text using tools in the Home tab. The document provides step-by-step instructions for each editing task and emphasizes saving the presentation at the end.
The document provides 10 tips for using Microsoft Outlook 2010. The tips include: 1) permanently adding BCC when composing emails; 2) changing the color scheme; 3) customizing desktop alert settings; 4) adding signatures; 5) adding district groups from the address book; 6) adding Skyward groups by importing an Excel file; 7) adding stationery backgrounds; 8) adding tools to the quick access toolbar; 9) sharing calendars with other users; and 10) distinguishing between appointments and meetings when scheduling events.
This document provides tips for using an iPad keyboard, including how to see open applications, set caps lock, mute sound, use accent marks, make the keyboard disappear, type a period, and type an apostrophe mark. Key tips include double tapping the home button, pressing the power button, pressing arrow keys, moving the mute switch, tapping and holding letters, tapping the keyboard icon, and switching between number and letter keyboards.
This document provides instructions for accessing and completing economics homework assigned on the Fronter platform. It explains how to log in to Fronter, access the economics course page, find and open the homework task and related links, submit answers, and access additional course resources through various icons. The full instructions allow students to navigate Fronter to view assignments and complete homework without distractions from other internet content.
The document provides instructions for using Gmail and Google Calendar. It explains how to log into Gmail, read and send emails, use conversations view, handle spam, set up notifications, and work with labels. It also describes how to create, edit, and share events on Google Calendar. Users can add calendars, tasks, and schedule rooms.
This document provides instructions for using email with a focus on Gmail. It describes how to access Gmail in a web browser, set up an account with a user ID and password, navigate basic email functions like composing, replying, forwarding, and deleting messages. The document instructs students on best practices for signing into their account securely and signing out when finished. Key aspects of email like addresses, subjects, and the from/to fields are also explained to help users understand the basics of communicating via email.
This document provides instructions on using various tools and shortcuts in Microsoft Word. It includes 18 sections that describe how to perform tasks like highlighting text, using keyboard shortcuts for common commands like save and print, adding clipart, finding and opening documents, correcting text, and saving documents to folders. The document serves as instructions for a series of labs intended to familiarize students with Word's interface and functionality through hands-on practice of the various tools and commands.
This document provides an overview and exercises for modifying text in Microsoft Word 2007. It covers selecting text by word, line, paragraph, and range; formatting text using bold, italics, color and more. It also covers cutting, copying and pasting text; moving text; and aligning text left, right, center and justified. Step-by-step exercises demonstrate each technique, such as selecting parts of a poem and rearranging the lines using various text editing methods. The document concludes with an overview of text alignment options in Word.
This document contains contact information for Ayebazibwe Kenneth, an IT trainer and web-based programmer based in Uganda, and provides brief instructions on how to modify various text formatting options in Microsoft Word, including font type, size, style, color, text effects, paragraph alignment, indentation, and text direction.
This document provides instructions for using various Microsoft Word features such as formatting letters and resumes, typing documents, using spell check and grammar check, and adding words to the dictionary. It includes steps for typing letters and resumes, starting Word, formatting text, reviewing documents, starting new pages, using spell check and grammar check, and addressing questions. The goal is to teach students how to incorporate these Word features in their documents.
Gmail provides several useful features for organizing emails, including conversation view to group related emails, labels to categorize emails instead of folders, and an archive button to remove emails from the inbox without deleting them. It also integrates chat and video chat functionality to communicate with contacts. Additional tools allow searching labels, composing emails, viewing attachments, organizing emails with labels, starring important messages, archiving emails, and setting filters to manage incoming messages.
This document provides an introduction to the Microsoft Word 2007 interface. It describes the main components of the Word window, including the Microsoft Office button, Quick Access toolbar, Ribbon, ruler, text area, scroll bars, and status bar. It also explains how to navigate around a document using keyboard shortcuts and mouse clicks. The document teaches how to select text, place the cursor, and start a new paragraph. It provides an overview of different document views in Word and nonprinting characters.
Word Chapter 2 - Formatting Characters and Paragraphsdpd
This document provides instructions for formatting characters and paragraphs in Microsoft Word 2007. It discusses how to change fonts, font styles, paragraph alignment, indentation, line spacing, and other formatting. Key topics covered include using formatting tools like the mini toolbar, font dialog box, paragraph dialog box, and format painter to apply styles and formatting. It also lists keyboard shortcuts for common formatting tasks.
A word processor allows users to enter and edit text with various formatting options. It provides tools to change font size and style, apply bold, italics and underlining, insert pictures and shapes, create tables, and check spelling and grammar. Additional features include adjusting alignment, line spacing, page size and margins, adding page breaks, and using mail merge and templates. Color, tables, and line spacing options help make documents more visually engaging and easy to understand.
Learn how to use the Google Docs Apps for creating, collaborating, and publishing. Learn how to organize for easy access and sharing. Learn the basics.
Mobile devices have changed consumer behavior, with people now checking their phones 110 times per day on average and spending over 3 hours per week on Facebook Mobile. The document provides tips for using smartphones and tablets running iOS and Android operating systems, including tips to optimize battery life, take screenshots, use voice commands, and improve security by creating unique passwords. It also shares some of the author's favorite apps and resources for finding additional mobile tips and tricks.
Microsoft Outlook 2010 is an email management tool used by over 500 million people worldwide. The interface was changed in Outlook 2010 to include ribbon tabs and contextual commands to help users work faster. The document demonstrates how to use key Outlook 2010 features like email, calendar, contacts and tasks. It provides guidance on organizing emails with folders and rules, managing the inbox, and accessing Outlook on the web and mobile devices. Shortcuts and additional resources are also included.
This document provides instructions for various Microsoft Word features including:
1. Formatting a letter and adding a second page.
2. Formatting text and adding borders.
3. Inserting clip art on a third page.
4. Printing and formatting envelopes and labels.
5. Using keyboard shortcuts to perform common tasks more efficiently.
6. Highlighting and moving text within a document.
7. Attaching documents to emails.
This document provides instructions for advanced formatting in Microsoft Word, including inserting headers, footers, page numbers, columns, pictures, and text wrapping. It explains how to add these elements and customize settings like fonts, alignment, number of columns, and text wrapping around images for professional document formatting.
This document provides instructions for using Microsoft Word to type letters, resumes, and use spelling and grammar check. It outlines the steps to format a letter and resume, including aligning text, changing font sizes and styles. It also explains how to use Word's built-in spelling and grammar checker, and add words to the dictionary. The document is a lesson plan for a Microsoft Word class covering these topics.
This document provides instructions for using an email program. It explains how to log in using your user ID and password, view emails in different mailboxes, read and send emails, search emails, delete emails, change account settings and preferences, and create additional mailboxes. Instructions are provided for composing, forwarding, and reading emails as well as accessing and editing contact information.
This document provides instructions for basic keyboard and computer functions, including:
- Identifying common keys like Shift, Backspace, Delete, arrow keys, Enter, and Spacebar.
- Launching Microsoft Word and other programs.
- Typing exercises to practice using these keys.
- Shutting down and restarting the computer properly using Start button, Shutdown, and CTRL+ALT+DELETE.
Ch7(publishing my sql data on the web)Chhom Karath
This document discusses how to use PHP and MySQL together to create a database-driven website. It explains that PHP scripts connect to a MySQL database, retrieve content, and use that content to dynamically generate web pages. It then provides examples of how to connect to a MySQL database from PHP, run queries like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE, and handle result sets from SELECT queries by retrieving rows and their associated data.
The document discusses different computer components related to power and electricity, including form factors, power supplies, cases, and how electricity is measured. It covers topics like ATX, MicroATX, and BTX form factors; desktop and tower cases; voltages, amps, ohms, and watts; AC and DC power; surge protection; UPS systems; and how computers meet Energy Star standards through power management features. The document provides information to help understand and troubleshoot electrical issues in personal computers.
This document provides instructions for accessing and completing economics homework assigned on the Fronter platform. It explains how to log in to Fronter, access the economics course page, find and open the homework task and related links, submit answers, and access additional course resources through various icons. The full instructions allow students to navigate Fronter to view assignments and complete homework without distractions from other internet content.
The document provides instructions for using Gmail and Google Calendar. It explains how to log into Gmail, read and send emails, use conversations view, handle spam, set up notifications, and work with labels. It also describes how to create, edit, and share events on Google Calendar. Users can add calendars, tasks, and schedule rooms.
This document provides instructions for using email with a focus on Gmail. It describes how to access Gmail in a web browser, set up an account with a user ID and password, navigate basic email functions like composing, replying, forwarding, and deleting messages. The document instructs students on best practices for signing into their account securely and signing out when finished. Key aspects of email like addresses, subjects, and the from/to fields are also explained to help users understand the basics of communicating via email.
This document provides instructions on using various tools and shortcuts in Microsoft Word. It includes 18 sections that describe how to perform tasks like highlighting text, using keyboard shortcuts for common commands like save and print, adding clipart, finding and opening documents, correcting text, and saving documents to folders. The document serves as instructions for a series of labs intended to familiarize students with Word's interface and functionality through hands-on practice of the various tools and commands.
This document provides an overview and exercises for modifying text in Microsoft Word 2007. It covers selecting text by word, line, paragraph, and range; formatting text using bold, italics, color and more. It also covers cutting, copying and pasting text; moving text; and aligning text left, right, center and justified. Step-by-step exercises demonstrate each technique, such as selecting parts of a poem and rearranging the lines using various text editing methods. The document concludes with an overview of text alignment options in Word.
This document contains contact information for Ayebazibwe Kenneth, an IT trainer and web-based programmer based in Uganda, and provides brief instructions on how to modify various text formatting options in Microsoft Word, including font type, size, style, color, text effects, paragraph alignment, indentation, and text direction.
This document provides instructions for using various Microsoft Word features such as formatting letters and resumes, typing documents, using spell check and grammar check, and adding words to the dictionary. It includes steps for typing letters and resumes, starting Word, formatting text, reviewing documents, starting new pages, using spell check and grammar check, and addressing questions. The goal is to teach students how to incorporate these Word features in their documents.
Gmail provides several useful features for organizing emails, including conversation view to group related emails, labels to categorize emails instead of folders, and an archive button to remove emails from the inbox without deleting them. It also integrates chat and video chat functionality to communicate with contacts. Additional tools allow searching labels, composing emails, viewing attachments, organizing emails with labels, starring important messages, archiving emails, and setting filters to manage incoming messages.
This document provides an introduction to the Microsoft Word 2007 interface. It describes the main components of the Word window, including the Microsoft Office button, Quick Access toolbar, Ribbon, ruler, text area, scroll bars, and status bar. It also explains how to navigate around a document using keyboard shortcuts and mouse clicks. The document teaches how to select text, place the cursor, and start a new paragraph. It provides an overview of different document views in Word and nonprinting characters.
Word Chapter 2 - Formatting Characters and Paragraphsdpd
This document provides instructions for formatting characters and paragraphs in Microsoft Word 2007. It discusses how to change fonts, font styles, paragraph alignment, indentation, line spacing, and other formatting. Key topics covered include using formatting tools like the mini toolbar, font dialog box, paragraph dialog box, and format painter to apply styles and formatting. It also lists keyboard shortcuts for common formatting tasks.
A word processor allows users to enter and edit text with various formatting options. It provides tools to change font size and style, apply bold, italics and underlining, insert pictures and shapes, create tables, and check spelling and grammar. Additional features include adjusting alignment, line spacing, page size and margins, adding page breaks, and using mail merge and templates. Color, tables, and line spacing options help make documents more visually engaging and easy to understand.
Learn how to use the Google Docs Apps for creating, collaborating, and publishing. Learn how to organize for easy access and sharing. Learn the basics.
Mobile devices have changed consumer behavior, with people now checking their phones 110 times per day on average and spending over 3 hours per week on Facebook Mobile. The document provides tips for using smartphones and tablets running iOS and Android operating systems, including tips to optimize battery life, take screenshots, use voice commands, and improve security by creating unique passwords. It also shares some of the author's favorite apps and resources for finding additional mobile tips and tricks.
Microsoft Outlook 2010 is an email management tool used by over 500 million people worldwide. The interface was changed in Outlook 2010 to include ribbon tabs and contextual commands to help users work faster. The document demonstrates how to use key Outlook 2010 features like email, calendar, contacts and tasks. It provides guidance on organizing emails with folders and rules, managing the inbox, and accessing Outlook on the web and mobile devices. Shortcuts and additional resources are also included.
This document provides instructions for various Microsoft Word features including:
1. Formatting a letter and adding a second page.
2. Formatting text and adding borders.
3. Inserting clip art on a third page.
4. Printing and formatting envelopes and labels.
5. Using keyboard shortcuts to perform common tasks more efficiently.
6. Highlighting and moving text within a document.
7. Attaching documents to emails.
This document provides instructions for advanced formatting in Microsoft Word, including inserting headers, footers, page numbers, columns, pictures, and text wrapping. It explains how to add these elements and customize settings like fonts, alignment, number of columns, and text wrapping around images for professional document formatting.
This document provides instructions for using Microsoft Word to type letters, resumes, and use spelling and grammar check. It outlines the steps to format a letter and resume, including aligning text, changing font sizes and styles. It also explains how to use Word's built-in spelling and grammar checker, and add words to the dictionary. The document is a lesson plan for a Microsoft Word class covering these topics.
This document provides instructions for using an email program. It explains how to log in using your user ID and password, view emails in different mailboxes, read and send emails, search emails, delete emails, change account settings and preferences, and create additional mailboxes. Instructions are provided for composing, forwarding, and reading emails as well as accessing and editing contact information.
This document provides instructions for basic keyboard and computer functions, including:
- Identifying common keys like Shift, Backspace, Delete, arrow keys, Enter, and Spacebar.
- Launching Microsoft Word and other programs.
- Typing exercises to practice using these keys.
- Shutting down and restarting the computer properly using Start button, Shutdown, and CTRL+ALT+DELETE.
Ch7(publishing my sql data on the web)Chhom Karath
This document discusses how to use PHP and MySQL together to create a database-driven website. It explains that PHP scripts connect to a MySQL database, retrieve content, and use that content to dynamically generate web pages. It then provides examples of how to connect to a MySQL database from PHP, run queries like SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE, and handle result sets from SELECT queries by retrieving rows and their associated data.
The document discusses different computer components related to power and electricity, including form factors, power supplies, cases, and how electricity is measured. It covers topics like ATX, MicroATX, and BTX form factors; desktop and tower cases; voltages, amps, ohms, and watts; AC and DC power; surge protection; UPS systems; and how computers meet Energy Star standards through power management features. The document provides information to help understand and troubleshoot electrical issues in personal computers.
This document provides an introduction to PHP, including:
- What scripting languages and PHP are, and how PHP works as a server-side scripting language
- The history and origins of PHP
- How to set up a PHP development environment using XAMPP
- PHP programming fundamentals like syntax, operators, and control structures
- How to handle forms and files in PHP
- How to connect to and manipulate databases like MySQL from PHP
- Several tasks as examples of working with forms, files, and databases in PHP
1) Speaker recognition uses characteristics extracted from voices to validate a user's claimed identity. It recognizes who is speaking, whereas speech recognition recognizes what is being said.
2) Speaker recognition technologies have evolved alongside speech recognition and synthesis since the 1960s as researchers have studied vocal tract physiology and developed systems to analyze speech acoustics and match samples to templates.
3) Speaker recognition systems extract features from speech like duration, pitch, and intensity to generate likelihood ratios comparing a sample to the claimed identity versus other speakers. Updates help models cope with voice changes over time.
The document discusses multimedia content on the web including images, audio, animated content, and using the Windows Media Player. It explains how browsers handle different media types using plug-ins and helper applications. It also describes common image formats, compressed audio formats, streaming audio, creating animations with JavaScript, Flash and video. Finally, it outlines the features and functionality of the Windows Media Player.
This chapter discusses synchronous communication technologies including Internet Relay Chat (IRC), instant messaging, video conferencing, and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP). It defines these technologies, explains how they work, and provides examples of using IRC clients, Windows Live Messenger, Skype, and other synchronous communication software.
Groundwater data management techniques such as permitting wells, monitoring wells and DFC, and developing groundwater databases and GIS systems were discussed. Specific examples included the Northern Trinity GCD's online well registration database and mapping tool, and an analysis of groundwater banking in Texas using GIS. Historical and DFC availability of the Ogallala Aquifer was also examined for the High Plains UWCD. Contact information was provided for follow up.
The document discusses new features in PHP 5.3 including new syntax, functions, extensions, and changes from previous versions. Some key changes include new array, date, and PHP core functions; the addition of namespaces, lambda functions, and closures; and removal of support for certain Windows versions and extensions. Backwards compatibility issues are addressed for magic methods, reserved words, and deprecations.
The document discusses the use of LiDAR (light detection and ranging) technology for various applications such as flood plain mapping, transportation infrastructure, forestry management, and more. It provides details on LiDAR accuracy standards, processing methods, and deliverable data formats. The presentation aims to help audiences understand how LiDAR data can aid in decision-making processes.
To get a professional email account for their course, students are instructed to set up a Gmail account. The document guides the reader through loading their internet browser to begin the process of creating a Gmail account. Upon completion, students are directed to return to their Moodle course for the next assignment.
WE1.L10 - GRACE Applications to Regional Hydrology and Water Resourcesgrssieee
This document summarizes the applications of NASA's GRACE mission for monitoring regional hydrology and water resources. GRACE uses two satellites to measure small changes in Earth's gravity field caused by the redistribution of water on land and oceans. GRACE data has been used to monitor seasonal water storage changes, depleting groundwater aquifers, declining glaciers and ice sheets, and rising sea levels. Ensuring continuity of GRACE measurements is important for long-term climate monitoring, and NASA has proposed a GRACE Follow-On mission to launch in 2016 to fill the gap until next-generation gravity missions.
This document provides an overview of trigonometric functions and identities. It defines angles and their measurement in degrees and radians. It discusses trigonometric functions for right triangles, extending the definitions to angles in rectangular coordinate systems. Examples are provided to illustrate evaluating trigonometric functions of various angles. Key relationships between arc length, angle, radius, and area are also summarized.
This document provides an introduction to PHP by summarizing its history and key features. PHP was created in 1994 by Rasmus Lerdorf as a set of Common Gateway Interface scripts for tracking visits to his online resume. It has since evolved into a full-featured programming language used widely by major companies like Google, Facebook, and Bank of America. The document outlines PHP's core syntax like variables, constants, includes, and flow control structures. It also discusses databases, MVC patterns, classes, and tools that employers seek like contributions to open source projects.
This document discusses distance, circles, and quadratic equations in three parts:
1) It derives the formula for finding the distance between two points in a plane as the square root of the sum of the squares of the differences of their x- and y-coordinates.
2) It derives the midpoint formula for finding the midpoint between two points as the average of their x-coordinates and the average of their y-coordinates.
3) It discusses the standard equation of a circle, gives methods for finding the center and radius from different forms of the circle equation, and notes degenerate cases where the equation does not represent a circle.
The document provides an introduction to PHP, covering topics such as what PHP is, PHP files, why use PHP, PHP requests, the PHP development environment, PHP syntax, comments, mixing PHP with HTML, variables, operators, control structures like if/else statements, loops, functions, arrays, cookies, and sessions. PHP is introduced as a server-side scripting language used to build dynamic web applications. Key aspects explained include PHP files containing HTML, text, and scripts which are executed on the server and returned to the browser as HTML.
This document discusses different types of drought and recent drought conditions in Texas. It defines meteorological, agricultural, hydrological, and socioeconomic drought. Recent maps from 2011-2012 show that over 70% of Texas experienced drought conditions according to the U.S. Drought Monitor, with over 10% experiencing extreme or exceptional drought. Current reservoir storage levels in Texas range from 1% to 100% depending on the region, with some regions declining in storage over the last month.
This chapter discusses various forms of asynchronous communication including electronic mailing lists, newsgroups, web-based forums, weblogs (blogs), and wikis. It defines each technology and explains how they work, how to participate in them, and basic rules for their use.
The document provides an overview of how to connect to and use the Internet. It discusses the history and development of the Internet from its origins in ARPANET in the 1960s to the creation of the World Wide Web in the early 1990s. Key events included the development of packet switching, TCP/IP, email, web browsers, and commercialization of the Internet. The document describes how individuals and businesses connect to the Internet using options like dial-up, DSL, cable, or wireless. Common activities on the Internet are discussed like browsing websites, emailing, downloading files, and e-commerce.
Discussion of the science, collection and availability of lidar, specifically topobathymetric lidar. Use of NOAA/USGS Interagency Elevation Inventory leveraged
Preparing LiDAR for Use in ArcGIS 10.1 with the Data Interoperability ExtensionSafe Software
Find out how to quickly prepare LiDAR data for use in ArcGIS 10.1 with the Data Interoperability Extension. Through demos, you’ll see how to perform: format translation; coordinate system re-projection; and integration with GIS, CAD, and raster data on millions of points in seconds. You'll also learn how to clip, tile, split, combine and more - overall enabling you to prepare LiDAR data according to your precise requirements and use it immediately in ArcGIS.
The document outlines an email basics 101 class that will cover composing, formatting, and reading emails using Gmail. The class is scheduled for Wednesday, October 8th from 3:00-4:00pm and will be taught online. It will cover topics such as composing emails, adding recipients, formatting text, adding attachments, signatures, and managing emails on both desktop and mobile devices.
This document provides an agenda and instructions for an online email basics review class held on October 23rd, 2013 from 3-4pm. The class will review using Gmail and cover topics like composing, formatting, attaching files, reading, replying, responding, managing emails, and using Gmail on mobile devices. Class rules require eyes on slides, lips closed, ears listening, and respect. The next class will cover using Google Drive and Documents.
eMail 101 (4) Class for Self help Virtual Senior Center SnowSugar Video
This document provides an overview of an email basics 101 class covering topics like opening a Gmail account, reading and responding to emails, adding vacation replies, deleting emails, and dealing with spam. The class is scheduled for Wednesday, September 18th from 3:00-4:00pm and will be taught by Yukiko Sato. Students are expected to have their eyes on the slides, lips closed, ears listening, and respect the class. The class will also involve a screen share to review using a live Gmail account.
This document provides information about an online class on email basics held on July 16th, 2014 from 3-4pm. The class will cover how to use Gmail, including reviewing the Gmail app for smartphones, composing and formatting emails, adding attachments, reading and replying to emails, managing emails, and using Gmail on mobile devices. The class will be taught using screen sharing and there are rules for students to keep their eyes on the screen, lips closed, ears listening, and respect their classmates.
This document provides instructions for students to send an email to their teacher using Gmail. It consists of 5 activities: 1) Signing into a Gmail account, 2) Configuring the account settings to English, 3) Composing an email to the teacher with a subject and message, 4) Signing out, and 5) Having another student complete the activities. The message to the teacher should include things like likes, dislikes, daily routines, and family.
Online Safety Data Privacy and Email Basics Digital Literacy Fundamentals a presentation by Ulak Matthew Thomas, a lecturer at Starford International University in Juba South Sudan
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The document provides information about an online computer basics class on email basics 101 taught by Yukiko Sato on March 12, 2014 from 3-4pm. The class will cover how to use Gmail, including responding to and deleting emails as well as dealing with spam emails. The class instructions state students should have their eyes on the slides, lips closed, and ears listening, and to respect their classmates.
Green Hectares Rural Tech Factsheet – GmailGreen Hectares
The factsheet designed to accompany the Gmail presentation. Green Hectares offers this content as part of an initiative to enable rural communities with technology.
Step-by-step instructions from our "Introduction to Gmail" course.
Learn all about Gmail, a free email service, set-up an account, and learn the basics of creating, sending, and forwarding a message.
This module teaches how to use Microsoft Outlook more efficiently. It covers entering recipient fields, typing and formatting messages, attaching files, and creating email signatures. Specific instructions are provided on composing an email, including addressing, writing the message, attaching a file about a dentist appointment, and adding a signature. The finished email product is reviewed at the end.
How to Create Gmail Account - Short Tutorialslenorajohnson
This document provides basic tutorials for beginners on using Gmail accounts, including how to send emails to multiple people, insert Google Drive files into emails, and invite people to chat in Gmail. It encourages readers who are struggling to use their Gmail accounts to visit Shorttutorials.com for step-by-step instructions and screenshots showing how to perform common Gmail tasks.
This document provides instructions for using email, including how to access an email account, the components of an email address, how to compose, send, reply to, forward, delete and read emails, and how to sign out of an email account. It explains that email allows users to send messages to others via the internet and provides step-by-step directions for logging into a practice email account and interacting with basic email functions within the gmail interface.
The document provides an overview of key functions for using Gmail, including how to send, receive, and organize emails. It explains how to compose and send messages, attach files, insert links or calendar invites. It also covers how to reply to, forward, print, and organize emails into conversations. The document serves as a quick start guide for basic Gmail functions.
The document provides an overview of email basics, including what email is, popular email services like Yahoo and Gmail, email security, the pros and cons of email, and how to perform common email tasks. Key points covered include how to create email accounts with Yahoo and Gmail, set up email security features, organize emails using folders, compose and send emails with attachments, and open and save attachments. The document aims to teach individuals and business owners the fundamentals of using email.
1) Email allows users to send electronic messages to other users via the internet. To set up an email account, users select a username and password and provide basic contact information.
2) Once the account is set up, users can access their email by logging into their account online. They can then view, reply to, forward, delete or compose new messages from their inbox.
3) The address book feature allows users to store contact information for easy emailing. Users can also mark emails as read, unread, flagged or spam. It is important for security that users always sign out of their email account when finished.
The document discusses features of using Gmail, including creating email lists, sending emails with CC and BCC, attaching files, and organizing emails into folders. Key steps include composing emails, indicating recipients in the To, CC, and BCC fields, attaching files, and moving emails among folders like Inbox, Sent, and user-created labels. Users can also establish emailing lists by creating contact groups and adding email addresses.
The document discusses features of using Gmail, including creating email lists, sending emails with CC and BCC, attaching files, and organizing emails into folders. Key steps include composing emails, indicating recipients in the To, CC, and BCC fields, attaching files, and moving emails among folders like Inbox, Sent, and user-created labels. Email lists can be made by making groups in Contacts and adding email addresses to distribute messages efficiently.
Microsoft Word 2013 is a word processing program used to create professional documents. It allows users to open, create, edit, format, save, and print documents. Key functions include changing fonts, formatting paragraphs, inserting page breaks and columns, adding headers and footers, checking spelling and grammar, finding and replacing text, adding comments, and more.
The document provides instructions on how to customize various settings and features in Gmail. It explains how to create signatures and add images, set up multiple signatures, avoid recording signatures automatically, change or create themes, show or hide email snippets, position the chat window, set up video and voice chat, conduct video and group chats, use Google Docs gadgets like calendars and documents, manage time and mailboxes through methods like Inbox Zero, set up priority inbox, connect Outlook to Gmail, and get updates and troubleshoot issues.
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Awakening from SeiwaJyuku English Journal Reading Marathon SnowSugar Video
1. The document summarizes the English journal reading marathon of Seiwa Jyuku from November 2016 to June 2018. It provides the reading topics and key points covered in each weekly reading session.
2. Many of the readings discuss Kazuo Inamori's philosophy of management and lessons on developing excellent leadership, motivating employees, and overcoming challenges through perseverance and strong determination.
3. The summaries highlight the importance of sharing management principles with employees, treating people with compassion, and believing that any goal or vision can be achieved through sustained hard work.
This document summarizes the readings from an English journal reading marathon over several years. It lists the volume, page numbers, and brief snippets of each reading completed over numerous weeks between 2016 and 2017. The readings discuss business management philosophies and emphasize concepts like perseverance, improving personality, questioning what is right as a human, establishing governance systems, and more. Many encourage developing determination and passion for one's work.
The 12 Management Principles - 稲盛経営12か条 & 6 Endeavors - 6つの精進SnowSugar Video
京セラ株式会社 稲盛経営12か条 & 六つの精進
It doesn't matter where you are: geographic location and national borders do not change these management essentials. The Twelve Management Principles use the question "What is the right thing to do as a human being?" as the most basic decision-making criteria. I believe that this universal philosophy transcends differences in nationality, ethnicity, culture and language.
http://global.kyocera.com/inamori/management/twelve/
SnowSugar Video Business Management Philosophy SnowSugar Video
Our philosophy focuses on keeping our community smiling, supporting quality of life, and putting fans first. We aim to align everyone's efforts towards shared higher goals through a common understanding. The document discusses having an "untrapped mind" that considers multiple perspectives objectively. It emphasizes finding joy in work, maintaining a positive outlook, and using thought power to shape one's reality and achieve goals.
Selfhelp Online Class Google Hangouts Draw AppSnowSugar Video
This document provides information about a computer basics online class that will be held on Google Hangouts on February 18, 2015 from 3-4pm. The class will teach participants how to use the draw app in Google Hangouts. It outlines the class rules and etiquette and provides screenshots to illustrate the layout of the Hangouts interface and where to find the drawing tools.
The document provides instructions for Yukiko Sato's online computer basics class on finding old movies online, email basics, and using shortcut keys. The class will cover searching for movies by title or actor, opening new browser windows, copying and pasting images using Ctrl+Print Screen, composing and pasting into emails with Ctrl+V, and navigating online libraries and finding free classic movies. Rules for the class include keeping eyes on slides, lips closed, ears listening, and respecting the class.
Dr Inamori's The 12 Management Principle #10 Always be Creative in your workSnowSugar Video
Slides that used for SeiwaJuku New York English Meeting on July 30th, 2014
Elevate your mind! Expand your business!
1. The 12 Management Principles
2. 6 Endevors
3. Business Management Philosophy
4. Amoeba Management Sysytem
As you elevate your minds, your company will expand with 4 elements rapidly!
This document provides information about an online computer basics class on email basics that will take place on July 23, 2014 from 3:00-4:00pm. It includes the class rules of keeping eyes on slides, lips closed, and ears listening. It then provides instructions on how to interact with the online class platform, including how to type in the chat box, see function icons, freeze the slide screen, mute microphone, turn off camera, screen share, take screenshots, and share YouTube videos. It also gives examples of how to open new Google pages, make text bigger, search on Google Maps, and differences between Google Maps and Google Earth. It concludes with sharing the instructor's email.
This document outlines an online Skype basics class taking place on September 24, 2014 from 3-4pm. It provides instructions on how students' screens should be set up, class rules, and an overview of key Skype features to be covered including calling and video chatting, messaging, sharing files and screens, and making calls to mobile phones and landlines. Contact information is provided for self-help IT support staff, and the document concludes with noting a follow-up email basics review class led by the same instructor.
Skype Basic Screen sharing Selfhelp Online ClassSnowSugar Video
This document provides information about an online Skype Basics class taking place on Wednesday, September 17th from 3:00-4:00pm. The class will cover Skype features like screen sharing, sending files, and calling and video chatting. Contact information is provided for the Selfhelp IT support team to assist with getting Skype IDs for family and friends. The class will also explain how to share screens, send files, receive files, and click and drag people during Skype sessions.
Self help 33rd Skype Basics Instant Text Message SendingSnowSugar Video
This document outlines an online computer basics class about Skype basics that will take place on September 10th, 2014 from 3:00-4:00pm. The class will cover sending and receiving instant messages on Skype, including messaging individuals and groups. It provides instructions on how to message contacts, notifications for new messages, and adding or dragging contacts into group chats. The document also lists some basic Skype features and contact information for IT support staff.
Self help 32nd class Skype Basics face to face Video CallingSnowSugar Video
This document outlines an online Skype basics class taking place on September 3rd, 2014 from 3-4pm. The class, taught by Yukiko Sato, will cover how to make video calls on Skype from both a SelfHelp computer and a regular computer. It will also review how to make group video calls, answer incoming calls, set your status, and add contacts. The document provides step-by-step instructions and screenshots to guide participants.
The document provides information about an online Skype basics class taking place on August 27, 2014 from 3:00-4:00pm. It outlines the class rules and various functions that will be covered, including Skype-to-Skype calls, calling landlines and mobiles, getting contact information, making calls, answering calls, using paid calling features, buying Skype credit, and calling phones from Skype by selecting countries and entering phone numbers. The class will also cover minimizing, full screening, and closing the Skype window.
Self help online class how to use keyboard shortcuts ctrl key 042314SnowSugar Video
(1) The document outlines an online computer basics class covering internet and email basics taught by Yukiko Sato on April 23, 2014 from 3-4pm.
(2) The class covers topics like keyboard shortcuts, how to select and copy text, navigating websites, using search engines and bookmarks, and basics of Gmail and Google Maps.
(3) Instructions are provided for PC and Mac keyboards alongside explanations of keyboard shortcuts for common functions like selecting all text, copying, pasting, finding text and opening new windows/tabs.
Self help online class How to use Keyboard shortcuts ctrl keys 042314SnowSugar Video
This document outlines an online computer basics class covering topics like internet basics, email basics, and using search engines and browsers. The class will cover how to use browsers like Chrome, Internet Explorer and Firefox. It will also review using the address bar, links, navigation buttons and refreshing pages. Students will have a chance to practice searching on Google and Google Maps. The class rules require students keep their eyes on the slides, lips closed, ears listening and respect their classmates.
Selfhelp Online class internet basic 040914 for SeniorsSnowSugar Video
This document outlines an online computer basics class covering internet and email basics. The class will cover topics like browser basics, search engines and strategies, Google Maps, bookmarks, shortcut keys, Skype, online libraries and finding old movies. The class is run by Yukiko Sato and has rules for students to keep their eyes on slides, lips closed, ears listening and respect classmates. It also shows how to highlight text, open new windows/tabs, and move to a live screen share session.
Intro about PC (1) Class for Selfhelp Virtual Senior CenterSnowSugar Video
This document appears to be from an online computer basics class covering mouse and email basics. It includes an agenda for the class covering how to use a mouse and keyboard, what email is, and tutorials on using a mouse and composing, sending, and receiving emails with Gmail. The class is intended to teach basic computer and email skills to beginners.
Webinar: Designing a schema for a Data WarehouseFederico Razzoli
Are you new to data warehouses (DWH)? Do you need to check whether your data warehouse follows the best practices for a good design? In both cases, this webinar is for you.
A data warehouse is a central relational database that contains all measurements about a business or an organisation. This data comes from a variety of heterogeneous data sources, which includes databases of any type that back the applications used by the company, data files exported by some applications, or APIs provided by internal or external services.
But designing a data warehouse correctly is a hard task, which requires gathering information about the business processes that need to be analysed in the first place. These processes must be translated into so-called star schemas, which means, denormalised databases where each table represents a dimension or facts.
We will discuss these topics:
- How to gather information about a business;
- Understanding dictionaries and how to identify business entities;
- Dimensions and facts;
- Setting a table granularity;
- Types of facts;
- Types of dimensions;
- Snowflakes and how to avoid them;
- Expanding existing dimensions and facts.
5th LF Energy Power Grid Model Meet-up SlidesDanBrown980551
5th Power Grid Model Meet-up
It is with great pleasure that we extend to you an invitation to the 5th Power Grid Model Meet-up, scheduled for 6th June 2024. This event will adopt a hybrid format, allowing participants to join us either through an online Mircosoft Teams session or in person at TU/e located at Den Dolech 2, Eindhoven, Netherlands. The meet-up will be hosted by Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), a research university specializing in engineering science & technology.
Power Grid Model
The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
Power Grid Model is an open source project from Linux Foundation Energy and provides a calculation engine that is increasingly essential for DSOs. It offers a standards-based foundation enabling real-time power systems analysis, simulations of electrical power grids, and sophisticated what-if analysis. In addition, it enables in-depth studies and analysis of the electrical power grid’s behavior and performance. This comprehensive model incorporates essential factors such as power generation capacity, electrical losses, voltage levels, power flows, and system stability.
Power Grid Model is currently being applied in a wide variety of use cases, including grid planning, expansion, reliability, and congestion studies. It can also help in analyzing the impact of renewable energy integration, assessing the effects of disturbances or faults, and developing strategies for grid control and optimization.
What to expect
For the upcoming meetup we are organizing, we have an exciting lineup of activities planned:
-Insightful presentations covering two practical applications of the Power Grid Model.
-An update on the latest advancements in Power Grid -Model technology during the first and second quarters of 2024.
-An interactive brainstorming session to discuss and propose new feature requests.
-An opportunity to connect with fellow Power Grid Model enthusiasts and users.
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The introduction of DLAU and the CCB & CCX licensing model caused quite a stir in the HCL community. As a Notes and Domino customer, you may have faced challenges with unexpected user counts and license costs. You probably have questions on how this new licensing approach works and how to benefit from it. Most importantly, you likely have budget constraints and want to save money where possible. Don’t worry, we can help with all of this!
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These topics will be covered
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- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
Have you ever been confused by the myriad of choices offered by AWS for hosting a website or an API?
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of technologies, XML continues to play a vital role in structuring, storing, and transporting data across diverse systems. The recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) present new methodologies for enhancing XML development workflows, introducing efficiency, automation, and intelligent capabilities. This presentation will outline the scope and perspective of utilizing AI in XML development. The potential benefits and the possible pitfalls will be highlighted, providing a balanced view of the subject.
We will explore the capabilities of AI in understanding XML markup languages and autonomously creating structured XML content. Additionally, we will examine the capacity of AI to enrich plain text with appropriate XML markup. Practical examples and methodological guidelines will be provided to elucidate how AI can be effectively prompted to interpret and generate accurate XML markup.
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9. Computer Basic Online Class
Email Basics 101
To Open your Gmail Account on new window:
1.Click the Chrome menu in the top-right corner of the
browser and then select New window. Alternatively,
press Ctrl+N on your keyboard.
10. To Open your Gmail Account on new window:
2. The new window will appear.
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Email Basics 101
To Compose Email:
1.In the left menu pane click the Compose button.
Composing a new email
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Email Basics 101
To Compose Email:
2.The compose window will appear in the lower-right
corner of the page.
Composing window
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Email Basics 101
To Compose Email:
3.You'll need to add one or more recipients to the To:
field. There are two ways to do this:
•Type one or more email addresses, separated by commas.
Yukiko Sato SNOWSUGAR2007@gmail.com
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Email Basics 101
To Compose Email:
• Click To to select recipients from your contacts,
and then click Select.
Selecting recipients
from contacts
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Email Basics 101
To Compose Email:
• If the person you are emailing is already one of your
contacts, you can start typing their first name, last name, or
email address, and Gmail will display the contact below the
To: field. You can then press the Enter key to add the
person to the To field.
Adding an existing
contact as a recipient
Selecting recipients
from contacts
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Email Basics 101
To Compose Email:
4.Type a Subject for the message.
5.In the Body field, type your message. When you're
done, click Send.
Typing a subject and body and sending an email
25. How to highlight text using your mouse
To highlight text using your mouse, position
your cursor at the beginning of the text you
want to highlight.
Press and hold your primary mouse button
(commonly the left-button); while holding the
button, move the cursor to the end of the text
and let go of the button.
This will highlight all text from the beginning to
the end.
26. How to highlight text using your keyboard
To highlight text with your keyboard move the
cursor to the beginning of the text using your
arrow keys, hold down the shift key, and while
still holding down shift press the arrow key in
the direction you want to highlight; when
done, let go of the shift key.
If you want to highlight all text press the
shortcut key Ctrl + A.