Showing posts with label library. Show all posts
Showing posts with label library. Show all posts

Monday, October 26, 2015

How to Remove Microsoft Office on a Mac


Open the folder that reads 'Hard Drive.' Click on the 'Applications' action that will be listed within the Hard Drive folder. Double-click on the 'Microsoft X' folder to make sure all of its contents are located in the correct folder. The Microsoft X folder should consist of 12 program subfolders.
Close the subfolder. Highlight the 'Microsoft X' folder. Drag this folder to the your computer's 'Trash' folder.
Click on the 'Hard Drive' folder again. Access the 'Users' subfolder and select 'Library.' Click on the 'Preferences' option within the Library folder. In the 'Preferences' folder, you will see another Microsoft folder. Highlight it and move all of the content files within the Microsoft folder to your computer's 'Trash' folder to remove its internal components.
Delete the Encourage Script Menu Items. Open the 'Documents' folder, which is located within the Hard Drive/Users folder. Select the Microsoft User Data folder and there should be approximately six files within this folder. Move the entire folder to your 'Trash' folder.
Empty the 'Trash' folder's contents. Click on the 'Finder' folder which can be accessed from your computer's desktop screen. Right-click on the 'Trash' folder. Select the 'Clear All Files' option to remove all of the contents in the folder from your hard drive.
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Thursday, October 22, 2015

How to Get Nook Books on the iPad App (4 Steps)


Launch the Nook application on your iPad by tapping its icon on the Home screen.
Enter your Barnes & Noble Nook account username and password in the dialog box that pops up and prompts you to sign in. Tap the 'Sign In' button to continue. Your Barnes & Noble library will be displayed.
Tap the 'Download' button at the bottom of an ebook's thumbnail image on your library page. The book will be downloaded to your iPad, ready for you to read.
Browse the bookstore categories or type a search term into the 'Search' box in the upper right corner to search for a specific book on the online Barnes & Noble store. Tap an entry in the search results to open the book's listing page, followed by the 'Buy' button to purchase and download the book to your iPad.
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Saturday, October 10, 2015

How to Export iTunes to an iPad


Connect your iPad to your computer, using the USB cable included with the iPad. The cable has two different connectors. One is the broad, flat end plug into the socket just below the 'Home' button on your iPad, and the other end is a normal USB plug that can be connected to any USB port on your computer. The iTunes program will open automatically once the iPad is connected to your computer.
Download the latest version of iTunes, if your copy of iTunes is out of date. You must have the latest version of iTunes on your computer to export your iTunes library to your iPad, or 'sync' it. If your iTunes software is out of date, a message will appear asking you to download the latest version. Click 'Download Now' to download and install the latest version of iTunes.
Click the name of your iPad when it appears on the left-hand navigation bar in iTunes, under the heading 'Devices.' Choose from the tabs at the top of the screen to set the syncing options for the music, podcasts, video and other media in your iTunes library. Each category offers you different syncing options, and it allows you to choose whether you want to export your whole library to the iPad, or only selected playlists, songs and videos.
Click the 'Apply' button in the bottom-right hand corner of the screen in iTunes to sync your iPad with your computer. If this is the first time your are syncing your iPad to your iTunes library, it will ask you whether you want to 'merge' the data on the iPad and computer, replace the data on the iPad, or replace the data on your computer. If you choose 'merge,' iTunes will put data that's on iTunes but not the iPad onto the computer and vice versa, but not delete anything. If you choose to replace the data on the iPad, it will delete any data present on the iPad that's not present on your computer, and if you choose to replace data on the computer, it will delete anything in your iTunes library not stored on the iPad.
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Thursday, October 8, 2015

Backing up a MacBook With Tiger (15 Steps)


Quit the Mail application if it's running, and then create a new empty folder on your MacBook's desktop. To do this, press 'Control' on your keyboard, click an open area on the desktop and click 'New Folder' on the pop-up menu that appears.
Launch the Finder application and choose 'Home' on the Go menu.
Click the 'Library' folder, and then click the 'Preferences' folder.
Press and hold the 'Option' key on your keyboard, and drag and drop the 'com.apple.mail.plist' file into the desktop folder you created in Step 1.Holding down the Option key while dragging and dropping a file creates a duplicate of the file.
Close the Preferences folder, and then click the 'Mail' folder.
Press and hold the 'Option' key, and then drag and drop the 'MessageRules.plist' file into the folder you created in Step 1. Repeat this procedure for the 'SmartMailboxes.plist' and 'Signatures' files as well.
Choose 'Home' on the Go menu.
Click the 'Library' folder. Press and hold the 'Option' key, and drag and drop the 'Mail' file into the folder you created in Step 1.
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Saturday, October 3, 2015

How to Restore System Preferences (14 Steps)


Click the 'Finder' button.
Click the 'System' button.
Click the 'Library' button.
Click on 'PreferencePanes' and try to locate your file in the menu.
Restore the file to the proper place on your computer if you find it.
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Saturday, September 19, 2015

How to Put Songs on an iPad (5 Steps)


Download and install iTunes from Apple's website if it is not already installed on your computer. Open iTunes from the 'All Programs' section of your computer's Start menu.
Select 'Add Folder To Library' from the 'File' menu. Go to the folder on your computer that contains your music and click 'OK.' ITunes will automatically add all of your music to your iTunes library. Repeat this step for each separate folder on your computer that contains music. If you have one folder on your computer that contains all of your music subfolders, you only need to select the folder that contains the subfolders, not each individual subfolder.
Plug the rectangular end of your iPad's data cable into an available USB port on your computer. Plug the other end of the cable into your iPad. Click on your iPad's icon in the 'Devices' section of the left side panel.
Select the 'Music' tab near the top of the screen. Check 'Sync Music.' Select 'Entire Music Library' to move all of the music on your computer to iTunes. Select 'Selected Playlists, Artists, and Genres' to only move certain files. Check items in the 'Playlists' and 'Artists' boxes to transfer them to your iPad each time you connect it to your computer.
Click 'Apply' to apply the changes and transfer your computer's music to your iPad. Select 'Merge Data' to merge the new content with the content that is already on your iPad.
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Saturday, September 12, 2015

How to Lend Books from a Nook


Gather the friend's email address to whom you want to lend the Nook book. When you lend the book to your friend, you will not be able to read it for the 14 days that it is borrowed.
Check for the LendMe icon next to your books to see which ones you can lend. If you have a lendable book that you want to lend to a friend, go to your Nook's library. Select 'View Item,' then Details. Select 'Lend.'
Select the email address that is either already defined in your Nook or create a new contact by typing in your friend's email address.
Add a personal note and select 'Submit' and 'Confirm.' If your friend already has that book on his Nook, the loan will not go through and you can lend your book to someone else. Your friend has seven days to accept or decline the loan of the Nook book. Once a loan offer is sent to a friend, it can't be retracted.
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