Tips for Google+ Beginners

by | Nov 30, 2011 | Cape News, UPDATE | 6 comments

Memorize and Make Use of Keyboard Shortcuts Shortcuts are a great way to increase efficiency and save time. Google+ has some shortcuts of its own that you can learn and employ while using the social network, so getting to know them from the start is beneficial. For example, you can hit Tab and Return to finish a comment, hit Q to jump to the chat feature, hit K to scroll up a post, and much more. Use Drag and Drop to Save Time You may be used to programs that require you to upload files using a clunky interface. Luckily, Google+ is no such program. Adding photos, videos, and links to your …

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  1. Kaylla
    Kaylla on November 12, 2013 at 5:28 pm

    I am almost done with track. I will be entering high school football, which will be big for me, because I will be the smallest kid on the team. I am almost 5’0, I am almost 90 lbs and I want to work out over the off-season to get into shape for it. Any ideas? And please, do not answer just to make fun of my height or my weight, I am very dedicated to football. Any other tips are very appreciated. Thanks!

  2. happyha31
    happyha31 on February 10, 2014 at 3:48 pm

    I am 12 years old and I’m just starting out cheerleading. Do you have any good starter camps (sleep-away or day) or classes that you suggest. I not experienced at all. I can’t do any acro besides a forward roll and backward shoulder roll.

    Respond ASAP… PLEASE!!!

  3. Terrence
    Terrence on March 7, 2014 at 4:52 am

    I’m young. In the 8th grade young. And I spend a lot of my time drawing. Though it’s fun, I feel like I’m not improving.

    I especially need improvement on background and architecture, and anatomy and expressions.

    I would say I’m decent with anatomy and expressions, but it wouldn’t hurt to improve, eh? 🙂

    I need major improvement on background and architecture…

    Please give considerate advice, tips, pointers, etc. because I would really love to improve. Thanks in advance to those who I can’t say thanks to!~

  4. Michael C
    Michael C on May 14, 2014 at 2:58 pm

    Hi, I’m trying to make a large rectangle half orange and half black, split right down the middle. How do I do this? Thanks!

  5. Jonny
    Jonny on May 17, 2014 at 7:08 pm

    I’m 16 and there is a chess tournament that is going to start in my school. I have always been the better chess players of all my friends but I still have A LOT to learn. I am trying to understand the main chess openings to play( white and black). The problem is that a lot of these openings don’t work the way they normally do because all of my opponents are beginners and don’t even have a strategy. They don’t try to control the middle of the board and they also don’t sacrifice pieces. I understand the fact that you should take control of the middle of the board and also castle within the first 7 moves, but after that i have no clue what to do. It would be nice to have a chess mentor or someone who is willing to spend some time giving me some tips and help me win this tournament. I’m willing to spend a good amount of time everyday to work on my chess strategies. Thank you for your help.

  6. Gabriel Kenney
    Gabriel Kenney on June 7, 2014 at 12:50 pm

    I was given a Nikon D40x by a professional photographer as a gift..lucky me!

    However, I’m not too clued up on how to use such a complex camera and get a bit confused by all the jargon on various websites.

    Can anyone explain to me what the P, S, A, M functions are for and how to use them?

    What is white balance?

    What is noise?

    What is metering?

    What is ISO sensitivity?

    Why is there a Video mode option in the menu that seems to do nothing?

    What is long exposure and can I do it with this camera?

    Thanks

    PS Any other tips for getting the best out of it would be most appreciated but please remember to use laymans’ terms!

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