In The Future I Won T Have To Waste Time Reading Through A

In the last few weeks, I’ve explored the idea of integrating Instagram with my Kindle business. So during the past week, I’ve added notes, explored ideas and bookmarked Instagram-specific websites. Some of these thoughts might not pan out, but at this point, I now have a large collection of strategies I could implement with this app.

Idea #4: Add Personal Thoughts to Your Web Clips

I read many great articles, but there are times I only need to remember a short passage. With Skitch, I can easily clip sections of a post and mark it up with my thoughts. This makes it easy to save important pieces of content without being forced to read an entire article and try to remember why I added it to Evernote.

Whenever I find a good article on Instagram, for example, I only clip the sections containing actionable pieces of information. In the future, I won’t have to waste time reading through a lengthy preamble on why Instagram is important when all I want to do is review the actionable content.

Idea #5: Record Ideas on the Fly

I have always been obsessed with taking notes. Once upon a time, I jotted ideas down on scraps of paper I quickly misplaced. After that, it was a small “idea notebook” that I would often forget to bring with me. Now with Evernote, I finally have a central location for storing every good idea.

Group album artists together sometimes an album can have multiple artists and contributors

Group album artists together

Sometimes an album can have multiple artists and contributors. From the Music pane in the Settings app, toggle on Group By Album Artist to ensure that all the tracks from multiple artists in retained as one album.

System Updates

Every now and then, iPad Pro is updated with new software and features. These might include new Siri features, an extra security setting, battery life improvements or an entirely new mapping system. Updates are free, and usually take minutes to download; and as youre about to find out, theyre easy to install.

In this tutorial youll discover how to check for updates and install them. Read on to see how its done…

The Update Badge

Theres an easy way to tell when a new software update is available: the Settings app will show a small red badge above it. However, please note that sometimes a software update will still be available but it wont have downloaded to your device. In both cases, the first step is to open the Settings app.



Software Updates

From the Settings app go to General > Software Update, youll see a number alongside it to indicate theres an update available. Youll see a short description of the update. To download and install it, simply tap the Install Now button. If the update hasnt automatically downloaded to your iPad then tap the Download and Install button.

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CompTIA Project+ Beginners Guide: Exam PK0-004

Erwin Haas

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1- Project Basics

Chapter 2- Project Constraints

Chapter 3- Communication and Change Management

Chapter 4- Project Tools and Documentation

Conclusion

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Chapter 4. Functions

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