CHANGING THE FILE VIEWS IN WINDOWS. Adam M. Machimek
|
|
- Barnaby Warren
- 7 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 International Advances in Engineering and Technology (IAET) ISSN: Vol.14 February International Scientific Researchers (ISR) CHANGING THE FILE VIEWS IN WINDOWS Adam M. Machimek NOTE: These instructions assume that you are starting this process from a computer in the Williams 1a lab. [NOTE for Fall 2008: Anytime these instructions say Williams 1a, replace with STV 408 they are the same computers, literally, moved from one room to another.] PART 1. CHANGING THE FILE VIEWS IN WINDOWS Why are you doing Part 1? Part 1 serves two functions for you: (a) It will allow you to see the file extensions we ve been talking about all semester (.aup,.mswmm,.wav,.mp3,.wmv, etc.), which will help you differentiate which files you need to upload for sharing on the server. (b) It will allow you to see hidden files on the lab machines that you will need in order to carry out moving the Movie Maker files from one machine to another successfully. 1. Goto My Computer>Tools>Folder Options> (see Figure 1) Figure 1. Goto My Computer>Tools>Folder Options> 2. Click on the View tab. (see Figure 2) o Change Show hidden files and folders to ON (green) o Change Hide extensions for known file types to OFF (unchecked) 111
2 Figure 2. the View tab in Folder Options PART 2. CREATING A MASTER PROJECT FOLDER. Why am I doing this? Because you will store all the parts to your video project in one folder, which will make transporting all the parts you need easier when you re ready to move the files to another computer. Example: When you start editing music files in Audacity for your final project, you should tell Audacity when you save those edits to place those saved files into your My Video>lastname-project folder. So, you will have your.aup (Audacity project/editable file) and your.wav (exported, playable audio file) both saved into your My Video>lastname-project folder. Or, if you rip audio files from a CD, make sure that a copy is placed into your My Video>lastname-project folder BEFORE you import that soundtrack from within Movie Maker. This way, everything you need for your final project is in one location. 112
3 1. Open My Videos folder (i.e., Start>My Computer>My Videos) 2. Click File>New Folder to create a new folder in your My Videos window. Call the new folder yourname-project (i.e., ball-project). (We will call this the project folder in class.) NOTE: If you don t create this project folder, the rest of the instructions won t work. PART 3. IMPORT VIDEO AND EDIT IN MOVIE MAKER Why am I doing this? Because it s the final video project! :) But I ve included the reminder here so that I can tell you to make sure you save your video into the project folder you created in Part 2 above. 1. Open MovieMaker (Start>All Programs>Windows Movie Maker). 2. Start a new video project in MovieMaker (File>New Project). Tell MovieMaker to save your project files into your My Videos>lastname-project folder, which you created in Part Import your video, audio, and edit your movie. 4. When you are done with that editing session, save your MovieMaker Project file (File>Save Project) to your project folder. Name the project file with yourlastname and the assignment name (i.e., ballfinalproject). It will save as the filename and extension: ballfinalproject.mswmm) 5. Export your edited movie (File > Save Movie File) to your project folder with yourlastname and the name of the assignment (i.e., ballfinalproject). Make sure to export the video using the highest settings possible (CD or DVD quality) so that your screen-size remains large. NOTE: Step 5 has you naming the exported file with the same filename as in Step 4, but the file extension is different. It will save as the filename and extension: ballmotif.wmv. This is the playable version of your video. Tip: Each subsequent revision you make on the project will allow for versioning, where, when you open the new MovieMaker file, you should immediately resave it with a different filename such as ballfinalproject2.mswmm, which you will later export as ballfinalproject2.wmv. That way, in case you need to return to an earlier version, you will have an earlier (complete) version. PART 4: FINDING & COPYING YOUR MOVIE MAKER DATABASE FILE Why am I doing this? The Movie Maker database file is the brains of your movie. It tells Movie Maker exactly which clip plays where and for how long as well as what transitions happen when, etc. Finding, copying, and (as outlined in Part 5) moving this 113
4 database file with all the media (video, audio, etc.) that go into your final project will ensure that the editing work you do at school will look the same when you get the project folder home. This database file is the holy grail, and unless these instructions are followed to the letter, you risk getting bit by snakes, losing your hat (or head!), or of the utmost importance in this class editing poorly, as they say. 1. Open your movie project folder. Tip: You can quickly access the My Videos folder from within Movie Maker by clicking View>My Videos Folder. Your project folder is located inside your My Videos folder (per Part 2, above). 2. Open a My Computer window next to your movie project folder window (Start > My Computer) so that you can see both windows at once. 3. In the My Computer window, navigate to your local settings location by clicking through these locations: Local Disk (C:) > Documents and Settings > your ulid > Local Settings > Application Data > Microsoft > Movie Maker 4. Inside that location, you will see a file called MEDIATAB0.dat or MEDIATAB1.dat. Rightclick on this file and Copy it. NOTE: This is your MovieMaker database file. It does not matter if the # on the end is a 0 or 1 that is just the computer telling Movie Maker which version it s using. You do not need to worry about it. 5. Click the already-opened My Videos>project folder to activate it. Tip: Clicking once inside an inactive (greyed-out) window will make it active and the title bar at the top will turn blue when it is active. 6. In the project folder window, right-click to Paste (or File>Paste) the database file that you just copied. Tip: Do NOT drag the database file from one window to the another you need to keep the original in place so that the database file is present should you decide to return to the same computer and continue working without having made any video-editing updates on another computer. NOTE: You should now have at least three files in your project folder: a. a.wmv of your assignment b. a.mswmm of your assignment c. a mediadat0/1 file 114
5 d. plus any other media (including audacity project folders, wav files, or imported graphics you are using) If you do not have the first three (a,b,c) in your project folder, you need to start these instructions over and find out where you placed the missing files. Otherwise, the rest of the instructions won t work. PART 5: PREPARING YOUR VIDEO PROJECT FILES FOR MOVING Why I am doing this? This section shows you how to zip, or archive, all your media and project files into a single file, which will make moving them (and making sure you don t forget any of them) easier. 1. Select ALL of the files in your project folder (CTRL-A will Select All, or click Edit>Select All). 2. With all your project files selected, right click on ONE of the selected files to get the dropdown menu. NOTE: If you right-click over empty space, you will lose the selection. Figure 3. The project folder shown with files selected and ready for zipping. (NOTE: This screenshot is of the My Videos folder, but YOURS should be of your final project folder, which is inside your Videos folder.) 3. In the drop-down menu, choose 7-zip>Add to Archive. (See Figure 3, above.) 4. After choosing Add to Archive, you will see a dialog box, such as the one in Figure 4, below. 115
6 Figure 4. The Zip/Archive dialog box. 5. Name the Archive (first line) yourname/project (i.e., ballproject). Do NOT click OK yet. 6. Change the Archive Format (second line) to ZIP. 7. Click OK. This will create a new folder with the name ballproject.zip (but replaced with whatever you named the archive in Step 5) inside your project folder. PART 6: MOVING THE ZIP FILE OF YOUR MOVIE PROJECT Why am I doing this? In this part, you will move your zip file, which contains all your video project s media elements and its database file, to the student server where you can then access it from any machine with an Internet connection. This will allow you to download the file to another machine, elsewhere besides Williams 1a, and continue to work on the movie outside of class time. 116
7 1. In your project folder window, right click on the zip file and Copy it. 2. Open a new My Computer window or go back to the one that was already opened in Part 4 (if you left it open then). 3. In the My Computer window, navigate to the student server (Z: or \\lilt-web02 /ulid). You may need to Map the Network Drive (see instructions from beginning of semester to do this) if the Z: drive or student server space is not already showing. 4. Right click inside your student server space and Paste your ZIP file. NOTE: You do NOT need to navigate to the /share/ folder, just to the root level of your ulid folder. The share folder is simply there so that I know where your public materials are. You may not want in-progress versions of your movie to be public, so you should use the root level of your student server space to store in-progress materials. 5. Close all windows, exit MovieMaker, etc., log off the machine, and go home. PART 7: RETRIEVING YOUR ZIP FILE & OPENING IT ON A DIFFERENT COMPUTER NOTE: This part of the instructions assumes three things: (a) that the computer you are sitting at is already connected to the Internet, (b) that you have successfully completed the above instructions, and (c) that you understand basic computer literacies like how to open windows and copy files. Furthermore: If you are off campus, launch the VPN client and make sure it is running properly. If you are on campus at a different computer than the above, just make sure you are logged into the machine you are sitting at. 1. Goto My Computer>Tools>Folder Options>View a. Change Show hidden files and folders to ON (green) b. Change Hide extensions for known file types to OFF (unchecked) 2. Open My Videos folder. 3. Open My Computer>Z: NOTE: You may need to map the network drive to the student server space if the lilt-web02 network drive isn t showing from My Computer. Refer to beginning-of-semester instructions on how to do that. 4. COPY (not drag) your ZIP file from the Z: drive to the My Videos folder. 117
8 5. Click on the zip file to open it. 6. In the left pane of the My Videos folder window will be an option called Extract the Archive. Click on that. It will create a folder in my My Videos window with the same filename you gave the zip file (i.e., ballproject.zip will be extracted as a folder called ballproject). NOTE: This is a copy of the same ballproject folder you made while in Williams 1a. It contains exactly the same materials on this computer as the folder in Williams 1a did (and still does). You have just created a duplicate on your local machine now. PART 8: PLACING THE MOVIEMAKER DATABASE FILE ONTO YOUR LOCAL COMPUTER. Why am I doing this? You need to overwrite the database file on the current/new computer you are sitting at so that MovieMaker remembers what your transitions, clips, etc., are. This step allows all that editing you ve done so far to remain intact, even though you are on a different computer. 1. Navigate to the following location on your computer: Start > My Computer > Local Disk (C:) > Documents and Settings > your ulid (or the login/name you use for your local machine, if any) > Local Settings > Application Data > Microsoft > Movie Maker NOTE: These instructions may vary slightly depending on how your local machine is set up. Here is where you must take initiative to figure out slight differences between my imagining how your computer works and how it s actually set up. If you re at a loss, befriend a computer geek. But you really should learn more about how your computer works in order to be literate in the 21 st century. 2. If there is already a Mediatab.dat file in that location, delete (BUT see note below first) the one already there so you can use the new one you will be placing there in the next step. NOTE: DO NOT DELETE THE MEDIADAT FILE IF YOU SHARE THIS COMPUTER with somebody who also uses Movie Maker, or if you have created other Movie Maker files on this machine. If this is the case, ask Cheryl what to do, and she will try to figure something out. She ll probably tell you to create a different user for your machine one that you will use only for your video editing -- and to log in as that user when working on projects for this class. 3. Click on the MEDIATAB.dat file in the My Videos>project folder and drag it to the Movie Maker folder you opened in Step 1 above. 118
9 PART 9: PREPARING TO EDIT MOVIE FILES ON DIFFERENT COMPUTER Why am I doing this? This part of the instructions has you opening Movie Maker project file and making sure all your clips are where they are supposed to be in the storyboard/timeline. This will allow you to proceed with your editing as if you d never left the lab. 1. In the My Videos>project folder, double click on the.mswmm file to open your editable file in MovieMaker. NOTE: MovieMaker should open, although it may take a few seconds for your clips to appear in the Collection window. They will probably have red Xs on them, but we will fix that in the next steps. 2. If you have red Xs where your clips should be, hover your mouse over one of the Collection clips and Windows will tell you (in a little pop-up window) what file you need to search for. NOTE: It will be a WMV file. It should be the WMV file that you archived when you zipped all your project media files, which means that the WMV it needs should be located in the My Videos> project folder you just extracted from the ZIP file. Tip: Write down the exact WMV file it tells you is missing. You will need it in Step In the collection pane, right click on one of the missing clips and select Browse for Missing File. 4. Browse to the My Videos>project folder and select the WMV that, in Step 2, Moviemaker said was missing. Select it and Click OK. Tip: If you have multiple WMV files in that location, make sure to select the correct one. (You ll know it s the correct one because you will have written down the exact file name during Step 2.) 5. It will take a few seconds, but all your movie files should now appear as you left them when you were last in Williams 1a, including your transitions. 6. Before continuing to edit, you will want to version your project by saving everything with a new filename. Choose File>Save Project As and name the project with a # on the end of it. 7. Continue editing as necessary. Save everything and export the Movie with the new version number (from Step 6). 8. If further editing is needed after this session, repeat these instructions from top to bottom, which will have you placing an updated copy of your revised/edited movie back on the student server where you can retrieve it at school and continue editing (remembering to change the version numbers once you download back at school). 119
USING WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER TO CREATE THE MOMENT BEHIND THE PHOTO STORY PART 1
PART 1 Windows Movie Maker lets you assemble a range of video, pictures, and sound elements to create a story. It is an application that comes with most PC computers. This tip sheet was created using Windows
More informationEmail Archiving. Follow these steps to archive your email:
Email Archiving Archiving is a process by which your email messages and attached files are moved from the database on our email server to a location on your computer. This document contains step-by-step
More informationUtilities. 2003... ComCash
Utilities ComCash Utilities All rights reserved. No parts of this work may be reproduced in any form or by any means - graphic, electronic, or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, taping, or
More informationOutlook 2007: Managing your mailbox
Outlook 2007: Managing your mailbox Find its size and trim it down Use Mailbox Cleanup On the Tools menu, click Mailbox Cleanup. You can do any of the following from this one location: View the size of
More informationHOW TO BURN A CD/DVD IN WINDOWS XP. Data Projects
Page 1 HOW TO BURN A CD/DVD IN WINDOWS XP There are two ways to burn files to a CD or DVD using Windows XP: 1. Using Sonic RecordNow! Plus or 2. Using the Windows Explorer CD Burning with Sonic Recordnow!
More informationFile Management and File Storage
File Management and File Storage http://training.usask.ca Information Technology Services Division Table of Contents File Management at the University of Saskatchewan...3 Introduction...3 Creating Files
More informationCOMMONWEALTH OF PA OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION. Human Resource Development Division. SAP LSO-AE Desk Guide 15 T H J A N U A R Y, 2 0 1 3
COMMONWEALTH OF PA OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATION Human Resource Development Division SAP LSO-AE Desk Guide 15 T H J A N U A R Y, 2 0 1 3 S A P L S O A U T H O R I N G E N V I R O N M E N T Authoring & Publishing
More informationBROWSER TIPS FOR PEOPLESOFT
BROWSER TIPS FOR PEOPLESOFT Please note: This document is designed to be used online and has a number of embedded links to processes and additional information. We discourage the printing of these documents
More informationREDUCING YOUR MICROSOFT OUTLOOK MAILBOX SIZE
There are several ways to eliminate having too much email on the Exchange mail server. To reduce your mailbox size it is recommended that you practice the following tasks: Delete items from your Mailbox:
More informationWindows Movie Maker Digital Video Editing (PC) Note: If you are using a Mac then refer to the instructions on the class website
GRC 119 Assignment 8 Windows Movie Maker Digital Video Editing (PC) 1. Download video supplemental files 2. Download a CC licensed video 3. Create a Windows Movie Maker project 4. Previewing Clips 5. Adding
More informationUF Health SharePoint 2010 Introduction to Content Administration
UF Health SharePoint 2010 Introduction to Content Administration Email: training@health.ufl.edu Web Page: http://training.health.ufl.edu Last Updated 2/7/2014 Introduction to SharePoint 2010 2.0 Hours
More informationManaging documents, files and folders
Managing documents, files and folders Your computer puts information at your fingertips. Over time, however, you might have so many files that it can be difficult to find the specific file you need. Without
More informationWorking with Windows Movie Maker
518 442-3608 Working with Windows Movie Maker Windows Movie Maker allows you to make movies and slide shows that can be saved to your computer, put on a CD, uploaded to a Web service (such as YouTube)
More informationYou must have at least Editor access to your own mail database to run archiving.
Archiving An archive is a copy of a database you can create to store information no longer in use. Like a replica, an archive contains all documents and design elements in the original database, but unlike
More informationRhythm Rascal Quick Start Guide Overview
Rhythm Rascal Quick Start Guide Overview Rhythm Rascal is a virtual drum machine that can be programmed to play any style of music. It allows you to create unlimited patterns within a song, and each pattern
More informationWelcome to Quicken. Before You Start Your Conversion
Welcome to Quicken Welcome to Quicken, Microsoft Money user! This document will help explain some of the similarities and a few differences as you start using Quicken. We ll talk about what you are used
More informationIT Quick Reference Guides Using Windows 7
IT Quick Reference Guides Using Windows 7 Windows Guides This sheet covers many of the basic commands for using the Windows 7 operating system. WELCOME TO WINDOWS 7 After you log into your machine, the
More informationFlip Video Digital Camcorder Startup Guide and Making Movies Tutorial Trevor Oakley, Teen Services Librarian, Saratoga Springs Public Library
Flip Video Digital Camcorder Startup Guide and Making Movies Tutorial Trevor Oakley, Teen Services Librarian, Saratoga Springs Public Library Before you begin, flip out the USB adapter and plug into any
More informationMovie Maker 2 Beginning
Movie Maker 2 Beginning Quick Overview...3 Preparing a Folder...3 Collecting Resources...3 Pictures...4 Screen Resolution...4 Starting Windows Movie Maker...4 Which Version?...4 Windows Movie Maker 2 Window...4
More informationHow to Create Custom Sound Effects for NXT Robots.
Talk to the Animals How to Create Custom Sound Effects for NXT Robots. NOTE: Note to parents and teachers: This process requires downloading software from the Internet and may require adult supervision.
More informationStaying Organized with the Outlook Journal
CHAPTER Staying Organized with the Outlook Journal In this chapter Using Outlook s Journal 362 Working with the Journal Folder 364 Setting Up Automatic Email Journaling 367 Using Journal s Other Tracking
More informationHow To Manage Your Email Storage In Outlook On A Pc Or Macintosh Outlook On Pc Or Pc Or Ipa On A Macintosh Or Ipad On A Computer Or Ipo On A Laptop Or Ipod On A Desktop Or Ipoo On A
ITS Computing Guide IT Services www.its.salford.ac.uk Outlook Email Management Use of the University s electronic storage areas is increasing at a greater rate than ever before. In order to keep systems
More informationMost of your tasks in Windows XP will involve working with information
OFFICE 1 File Management Files and Folders Most of your tasks in Windows XP will involve working with information stored on your computer. This material briefly explains how information is stored in Windows
More informationViewing and Troubleshooting Perfmon Logs
CHAPTER 7 To view perfmon logs, you can download the logs or view them locally. This chapter contains information on the following topics: Viewing Perfmon Log Files, page 7-1 Working with Troubleshooting
More informationGetting Started on the Computer With Mouseaerobics! Windows XP
This handout was modified from materials supplied by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation through a grant to the Manchester City Library. Getting Started on the Computer With Mouseaerobics! Windows XP
More informationMS Excel Template Building and Mapping for Neat 5
MS Excel Template Building and Mapping for Neat 5 Neat 5 provides the opportunity to export data directly from the Neat 5 program to an Excel template, entering in column information using receipts saved
More informationHow To Use Senior Systems Cloud Services
Senior Systems Cloud Services In this guide... Senior Systems Cloud Services 1 Cloud Services User Guide 2 Working In Your Cloud Environment 3 Cloud Profile Management Tool 6 How To Save Files 8 How To
More informationSonicWALL CDP 5.0 Microsoft Exchange InfoStore Backup and Restore
SonicWALL CDP 5.0 Microsoft Exchange InfoStore Backup and Restore Document Scope This solutions document describes how to configure and use the Microsoft Exchange InfoStore Backup and Restore feature in
More informationMigrating From Bobcat Mail To Google Apps (Using Microsoft Outlook and Google Apps Sync)
Migrating From Bobcat Mail To Google Apps (Using Microsoft Outlook and Google Apps Sync) This document is intended for those users moving from WVWC s Bobcat Mail system to the new Google Apps mail system
More informationMicrosoft Word Track Changes
Microsoft Word Track Changes This document is provided for your information only. You SHOULD NOT upload a document into imedris that contains tracked changes. You can choose to use track changes for your
More informationA Beginner s Guide to PowerPoint 2010
A Beginner s Guide to PowerPoint 2010 I. The Opening Screen You will see the default opening screen is actually composed of three parts: 1. The Slides/Outline tabs on the left which displays thumbnails
More informationBacking Up and Deleting Files
CHAPTER 5 Backing Up and Deleting Files Video files can be copied from the hard disk to external storage media, such as CD-R, DVD, MO, or ZIP drives. Video files saved on the hard disk can be easily deleted
More informationStep by step guide to using Audacity
Step by step guide to using Audacity Contents 1 - Introduction... 1 2 - Getting Started... 2 2.1 - Starting Audacity... 2 3 Recording, Saving and Editing Your Audio... 3 3.1 Recording your audio... 3 3.2
More informationArchiving and Managing Your Mailbox
Archiving and Managing Your Mailbox We Need You to Do Your Part We ask everyone to participate in routinely cleaning out their mailbox. Large mailboxes with thousands of messages impact backups and may
More informationLEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE GUIDE TO OFFICE 365
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE GUIDE TO OFFICE 365 LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE OCTOBER 2014/2015 Table of Contents Explanation of One Drive and Microsoft Office Online... 3 How to create a document and folder...
More informationGETTING STARTED TABLE OF CONTENTS
Windows 7 Tutorial GETTING STARTED An operating system, sometimes called an OS, is the main program the computer uses to function properly. Operating systems act as a link between you, the user, and the
More informationStep-by-Step Archiving with pictures
Step-by-Step Archiving with pictures First, make sure that your status bar is visible in Outlook. - Click on View and make sure that Status Bar has a check by it. If it does not click on it. In Outlook,
More informationCEFNS Web Hosting a Guide for CS212
CEFNS Web Hosting a Guide for CS212 INTRODUCTION: TOOLS: In CS212, you will be learning the basics of web development. Therefore, you want to keep your tools to a minimum so that you understand how things
More informationUnderstanding Files and Folders
Windows Files and Folders Overview Before I get into Windows XP's method of file management, let's spend a little space on a files and folder refresher course. (Just in case you forgot, of course.) The
More informationGeneral Product Questions... 3. Q. What is the Bell Personal Vault Vault?...4. Q. What is Bell Personal Vault Backup Manager?...4
Frequently Asked Questions to be posted at: /faqs/ Table of Contents General Product Questions... 3 Q. What is the Bell Personal Vault Vault?...4 Q. What is Bell Personal Vault Backup Manager?...4 Q. What
More informationIntroduction to MS WINDOWS XP
Introduction to MS WINDOWS XP Mouse Desktop Windows Applications File handling Introduction to MS Windows XP 2 Table of Contents What is Windows XP?... 3 Windows within Windows... 3 The Desktop... 3 The
More informationLEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE. Guide to Microsoft Office Online and One Drive
LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE Guide to Microsoft Office Online and One Drive LEARNING RESOURCE CENTRE JULY 2015 Table of Contents Microsoft Office Online... 3 How to create folders... 6 How to change the document
More informationAfter Effects CS4. Getting Started. Getting Started. Essential Training Introduction
After Effects CS4 Essential Training Introduction Getting Started Getting Started In this section we will go over, how to import and organize footage, create new compositions, how to handle all the adjustment
More informationUSING STUFFIT DELUXE THE STUFFIT START PAGE CREATING ARCHIVES (COMPRESSED FILES)
USING STUFFIT DELUXE StuffIt Deluxe provides many ways for you to create zipped file or archives. The benefit of using the New Archive Wizard is that it provides a way to access some of the more powerful
More informationUsing Windows Movie Maker to Create Movies
Using Windows Movie Maker to Create Movies Windows Movie Maker 2.1 is free! It comes with Windows XP or can be downloaded from the Microsoft Website. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/moviemaker2.mspx
More informationBIGPOND ONLINE STORAGE USER GUIDE Issue 1.1.0-18 August 2005
BIGPOND ONLINE STORAGE USER GUIDE Issue 1.1.0-18 August 2005 PLEASE NOTE: The contents of this publication, and any associated documentation provided to you, must not be disclosed to any third party without
More informationCDOT Workflow ProjectWise Web Access Operations
CDOT Workflow ProjectWise Web Access Operations ProjectWise offers a Web-based method for accessing project data from existing CDOT datasources. This document includes instructions for configuring Internet
More informationHelp. F-Secure Online Backup
Help F-Secure Online Backup F-Secure Online Backup Help... 3 Introduction... 3 What is F-Secure Online Backup?... 3 How does the program work?... 3 Using the service for the first time... 3 Activating
More informationAudacity is a free, totally free, audio editing program. Get it here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/
Super-Fast Guide to Audio Editing Audacity is a free, totally free, audio editing program. Get it here: http://audacity.sourceforge.net/ Installing Audacity 1. Download Audacity to your own computer. 2.
More informationBASIC VIDEO EDITING: IMOVIE
IMOVIE imovie comes with Apple Mac computers and lets you assemble audio, video and photos to create your own movies. This tip sheet was compiled using imovie 11 so you may notice some differences if using
More informationMany home and small office networks exist for no
C H A P T E R Accessing and Sharing Network Resources Many home and small office networks exist for no other reason than to share a broadband Internet connection. The administrators of those networks attach
More informationWindows Movie Maker 2012
Windows Movie Maker 2012 Open Windows Movie Maker A shortcut for Movie Maker should be on the desktop, but if it is not, you can search for the program by touching the right edge of the screen and swiping
More informationTeacher References archived classes and resources
Archived Classes At the end of each school year, the past year s academic classes are archived, meaning they re still kept in finalsite, but are put in an inactive state and are not accessible by students.
More information3. Viewing and Restoring Email Items and Files from the Mimosa Archive
1. Introduction The Mimosa Archive Self-service Retrieve (SSR) Client provides access to email items archived using the NearPoint system. You can use the Mimosa Archive SSR Client to perform the following
More informationMicrosoft Outlook Web Access Handbook
Microsoft Outlook Web Access Handbook Introduction Outlook Web access allows you to use a web browser (Internet Explorer or Firefox) to read your email, send email, and check your online calendar. This
More informationMS Word 2007. Microsoft Outlook 2010 Mailbox Maintenance
MS Word 2007 Microsoft Outlook 2010 Mailbox Maintenance INTRODUCTION... 1 Understanding the MS Outlook Mailbox... 1 BASIC MAILBOX MAINTENANCE... 1 Mailbox Cleanup... 1 Check Your Mailbox Size... 1 AutoDelete
More informationContent Author's Reference and Cookbook
Sitecore CMS 6.5 Content Author's Reference and Cookbook Rev. 110621 Sitecore CMS 6.5 Content Author's Reference and Cookbook A Conceptual Overview and Practical Guide to Using Sitecore Table of Contents
More informationExporting an image from Sibelius to Microsoft Word
Exporting an image from Sibelius to Microsoft Word Introduction I created this document because many people have problems making Word documents with Sibelius-generated graphics (EMF) files in them. And
More informationBackups User Guide. for Webroot SecureAnywhere Essentials Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete
Backups User Guide for Webroot SecureAnywhere Essentials Webroot SecureAnywhere Complete Webroot Software, Inc. 385 Interlocken Crescent Suite 800 Broomfield, CO 80021 www.webroot.com Version 8.0.1 Webroot
More informationMigrating From WVWC Mail to Google Apps
Migrating From WVWC Mail to Google Apps This document is intended for those users moving from WVWC s old mail server to the new Google Apps mail system. If you DO NOT have bobcats in your email address,
More informationOneDrive for Business User Guide
OneDrive for Business User Guide Contents About OneDrive for Business and Office 365... 2 Storing University Information in the Cloud... 2 Signing in... 2 The Office 365 Interface... 3 The OneDrive for
More informationMicrosoft Windows Movie Maker
Microsoft Windows Movie Maker Created by: Julia Zangl Colby, Technology Integration Specialist Plymouth Public Schools Summer 2008 Sources Available on my Wiki: http://juliazanglcolby.wikispaces.com/moviemaking
More informationThere are several ways you can reduce the size of your mailbox, they include:
Managing Your Outlook Mailbox 1. Introduction Email quotas control the amount of email that can be stored in your Outlook mailbox on the FM Realty Email service. FM Realty users are issued an email quota
More informationMicrosoft PowerPoint Exercises 4
Microsoft PowerPoint Exercises 4 In these exercises, you will be working with your Music Presentation file used in part 1 and 2. Open that file if you haven t already done so. Exercise 1. Slide Sorter
More informationPremiere Pro CC Workflow Setting up your project
Premiere Pro CC Workflow Setting up your project In This Section 1. Project Settings 2. Sequence Settings for AVCHD cameras 3. Sequence Settings for P2 cameras 4. Sequence Settings Slideshows 4. Sequence
More informationSendspace Wizard Desktop Tool Step-By-Step Guide
Sendspace Wizard Desktop Tool Step-By-Step Guide Copyright 2007 by sendspace.com This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information for users of sendspace, the easy big file
More informationChapter 3 ADDRESS BOOK, CONTACTS, AND DISTRIBUTION LISTS
Chapter 3 ADDRESS BOOK, CONTACTS, AND DISTRIBUTION LISTS 03Archer.indd 71 8/4/05 9:13:59 AM Address Book 3.1 What Is the Address Book The Address Book in Outlook is actually a collection of address books
More informationReading Wonders Training Resource Guide
Reading Wonders Training Resource Guide Table of Contents Page Register for Your Teacher Access 2 Redeem Master Codes 4 Enroll Students Teacher / District Import (Single or Multiple Students) 7 Individual
More informationOnline Sharing User Manual
Online Sharing User Manual June 13, 2007 If discrepancies between this document and Online Sharing are discovered, please contact backupfeedback@verizon.net. Copyrights and Proprietary Notices The information
More informationIn list view, the Finder window displays folder or volume contents as a list, which can be sorted by name, date, kind, or other criteria.
Using the Finder When you first start up your Mac, you're greeted by the Finder, which allows you to visually access practically everything on your Mac, including applications, hard disks, files, folders,
More informationONBASE OUTLOOK CLIENT GUIDE for 2010 and 2013
To install Outlook 2010/2013 client Note: NOT currently compatible with Windows 10. Make sure your version of outlook is 32bit if not reinstall your version of Microsoft Office to the 32bit version. Must
More informationAdobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional
Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional Manual Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Professional Manual Purpose The will teach you to create, edit, save, and print PDF files. You will also learn some of Adobe s collaborative functions,
More informationContent Author's Reference and Cookbook
Sitecore CMS 6.2 Content Author's Reference and Cookbook Rev. 091019 Sitecore CMS 6.2 Content Author's Reference and Cookbook A Conceptual Overview and Practical Guide to Using Sitecore Table of Contents
More informationCassette2CD Wizard User's Manual
Cassette2CD Wizard User's Manual Table of Contents 1. Installation Instructions a. Connecting tape-deck to the computer b. Installing the Software 2. Using Cassette2CD Wizard a. Setting up and Testing
More informationCREATE AN ANIMATED AQUARIUM IN POWERPOINT
Introduction: PowerPoint is a fairly new way to animate in the digital world. Microsoft has made it easy for people of all ages to make animations with the easy tools they provide. Power Point 2007 Instructions:
More informationCapturing Material. Section 3
Section 3 Capturing Material Duration: 60 minutes Capturing material is the process of creating media files from video or audio source material. This section describes how to capture material from different
More informationTAMUS Terminal Server Setup BPP SQL/Alva
We have a new method of connecting to the databases that does not involve using the Texas A&M campus VPN. The new way of gaining access is via Remote Desktop software to a terminal server running here
More informationBacking up Microsoft Outlook Email For the PC Using MS Outlook 2000 Keith Roberts
WIN1020 November 2003 Backing up Microsoft Outlook Email For the PC Using MS Outlook 2000 Keith Roberts INTRODUCTION... 1 PREPARATION... 1 BACKING UP EMAIL... 2 RESTORING EMAIL FROM A PERSONAL FILE FOLDER...
More informationSite Maintenance Using Dreamweaver
Site Maintenance Using Dreamweaver As you know, it is possible to transfer the files that make up your web site from your local computer to the remote server using FTP (file transfer protocol) or some
More informationRemoteWare Software Manager
RemoteWare Software Manager Client User s Guide Version 2.0 RemoteWare Software Manager Client User s Guide Version 2.0 This document was prepared to assist licensed users of RemoteWare by XcelleNet, Inc.;
More informationUsing Windows Movie Maker with Still Images
Using Windows Movie Maker with Still Images Dr. Marshall G. Jones Winthrop University This is an introduction to Windows Movie Maker created specifically to help you import and manage still images. Windows
More informationMICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2011 SYNC ACCOUNTS AND BACKUP
MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2011 SYNC ACCOUNTS AND BACKUP Last Edited: 2012-07-10 1 Sync Exchange and IMAP accounts... 3 Sync basics... 3 Sync Outlook with ical and Apple Mail on Mac... 3 Set schedule to synchronize
More informationSection 1: Ribbon Customization
WHAT S NEW, COMMON FEATURES IN OFFICE 2010 2 Contents Section 1: Ribbon Customization... 4 Customizable Ribbon... 4 Section 2: File is back... 5 Info Tab... 5 Recent Documents Tab... 7 New Documents Tab...
More informationStep One. Step Two. Step Three USING EXPORTED DATA IN MICROSOFT ACCESS (LAST REVISED: 12/10/2013)
USING EXPORTED DATA IN MICROSOFT ACCESS (LAST REVISED: 12/10/2013) This guide was created to allow agencies to set up the e-data Tech Support project s Microsoft Access template. The steps below have been
More informationitunes Basics Website: http://etc.usf.edu/te/
Website: http://etc.usf.edu/te/ itunes is the digital media management program included in ilife. With itunes you can easily import songs from your favorite CDs or purchase them from the itunes Store.
More informationWorking with Windows Live Movie Maker
518 442-3608 Working with Windows Live Movie Maker Windows Live Movie Maker is the latest in a long series of Windows Movie Maker video editing programs. This version first became available with Windows
More informationLync 2013 FAQ s. How do I keep my Lync conversation window on top of all the other windows on my computer, so I can see it while I work?
Lync 2013 FAQ s How do I keep my Lync conversation window on top of all the other windows on my computer, so I can see it while I work? Select the drop-down button next to the Options icon, select Tools,
More informationCOMPUTER BASICS. Gordon Kelley Academic Success Center Vines Building, Room 202 asc@uafs.edu 788.7675
COMPUTER BASICS Gordon Kelley Academic Success Center Vines Building, Room 202 asc@uafs.edu 788.7675 Topics Windows Desktop What is a Window? Files, Folders, and Paths Creating a Folder Star ting Applications
More informationHosting Users Guide 2011
Hosting Users Guide 2011 eofficemgr technology support for small business Celebrating a decade of providing innovative cloud computing services to small business. Table of Contents Overview... 3 Configure
More informationUsing FileMaker Pro with Microsoft Office
Hands-on Guide Using FileMaker Pro with Microsoft Office Making FileMaker Pro Your Office Companion page 1 Table of Contents Introduction... 3 Before You Get Started... 4 Sharing Data between FileMaker
More informationOutlook 2010 Sharing and Using Calendars
Outlook 2010 Sharing and Using Calendars Frequently Asked Questions: How do I share my calendar?... 1 How can I organise my list of calendars?... 6 How do I make past appointments private?... 8 How do
More informationIntellect Platform - Tables and Templates Basic Document Management System - A101
Intellect Platform - Tables and Templates Basic Document Management System - A101 Interneer, Inc. 4/12/2010 Created by Erika Keresztyen 2 Tables and Templates - A101 - Basic Document Management System
More informationWhat is My Teamwork? What s new in this release? MY TEAMWORK 5.0 QUICK START GUIDE
MY TEAMWORK 5.0 QUICK START GUIDE What is My Teamwork? My Teamwork is a converged communications solution that combines presence-aware instant messaging with the ability to make phone calls, conference
More informationPodcasting with Audacity
Podcasting with Audacity Table of Contents Introduction... 1 Why Podcast?... 2 Audacity Set-Up... 2 Installation... 2 Configuration... 2 Audacity Intro... 3 Adding tracks... 4 Prepare to Start Recording...
More informationEDIT202 PowerPoint Lab Assignment Guidelines
EDIT202 PowerPoint Lab Assignment Guidelines 1. Create a folder named LABSEC-CCID-PowerPoint. 2. Download the PowerPoint-Sample.avi video file from the course WebCT/Moodle site and save it into your newly
More informationWorking with SQL Server Integration Services
SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) is a set of tools that let you transfer data to and from SQL Server 2005. In this lab, you ll work with the SQL Server Business Intelligence Development Studio to
More informationImporting Contacts to Outlook
Importing Contacts to Outlook 1. The first step is to create a file of your contacts from the National Chapter Database. 2. You create this file under Reporting, Multiple. You will follow steps 1 and 2
More informationWindows 95/98: File Management
Windows 95/98: File Management Windows Is This Document Right for You? This document is designed for Windows 95/98 users who have developed the skills taught in Windows 95/98: Getting Started (dws07).
More informationREAL ESTATE CLIENT MANAGEMENT QUICK START GUIDE
REAL ESTATE CLIENT MANAGEMENT QUICK START GUIDE The purpose of the quick start guide is to help you get started using the Real Estate Client Management (RECM) product quickly. For a more in-depth quick
More informationBasic Web Development @ Fullerton College
Basic Web Development @ Fullerton College Introduction FC Net Accounts Obtaining Web Space Accessing your web space using MS FrontPage Accessing your web space using Macromedia Dreamweaver Accessing your
More information