“…-Michael Durrant, Psychologist ... mental health & corporate trainer (Sydney, Australia) You'll learn how to use the features that go into making a great slide deck: Making master slides with carefully positioned placeholders Adjusting the slide order Viewing more than one slide at once Using all the fancy layout features to position objects on a slide Applying cool visual effects to photos, such as masking and Instant Alpha Sorting out builds gone wild with the Build Order palette Hiding particular slides from an audience without deleting them Taking control of text boxes and Keynote's many text styling options Creating a presentation that requires clicks in specific places to advance Commenting on slides while collaborating on your presentation Additional advice helps you prep for a successful delivery and avoid technical glitches: What to consider in advance, with respect to the screen(s) you'll be using Practicing the mechanics of delivering from Keynote..…”

“…This book shows you how to pinpoint the emotional triggers, coax logic out of hiding and get everyone on board as you drive real, lasting change. …”

“…By carefully combining multiple servers, it's even possible to hide the fact a failure occurred at all. From hardware selection to software stacks and horizontal scalability, this book will help you build a versatile PostgreSQL cluster that will survive crashes, resist data corruption, and grow smoothly with customer demand. …”

“…Pointers. Since VB tends to hide pointers from the programmer, Hamilton shows how to take advantage of the undocumented VarPtr, StrPtr, and ObjPtr functions, as well as the Win32 RtlMoveMemory function. …”

“…Pick winners and losers: Assign ratings to your photos, and remove or hide unwanted photos. Apply keywords and metadata: Take a second pass on applying keywords to individual shots (after starting the process during import), learn how to apply geotags using GPS data from external devices (like an iPhone), and use facial recognition to collect shots of specific friends and family members. …”

“…Prepare a Device for Development Run Applications Create Projects Use Snapshots Use the iOS Simulator Use Xcode Documentation Use Xcode Quick Help Use the iOS Playground Use the Object Library and Attributes Inspector Connect to Objects and Actions Create Outlets and Actions Review Connections Use Image Slicing Hide the Keyboard Use Sliders Implement Steppers Create a Simple Web Browser Use Paginated Scrolling Create Alerts Create Action Sheets Create a Multiscene Application Create a Popover Use Toolbars and Bar Buttons Create a Countdown Timer Set Up a Navigation Bar Controller Set Up a Tab Bar Controller Understand Tables Explore the Master-Detail Project Template Create a Settings Bundle Read a Settings Bundle Add and Fix Constraints Use Centering Constraints Add Gestures in Code Create a Shake Gesture Sense Orientation Changes Read Accelerometer Values Add Photos in the iOS Simulator Access the Image Picker Configure Map Views Find a Latitude and Longitude Read Locations Simulate Locations Enable Background Processing Return to Foreground Tour a Universal Application Answer the Question—iPhone or iPad? …”

“…Use Body Language to: Harness the power of your own body language Communicate confidently to all of those around you Dip in and out of useful scenarios to find the best advice for you Understand people's hidden emotions and learn what you are hiding yourself Tackle those important life events, such as interviews, first dates, important meetings and more!"…”

“…This fantasy of production without consumption hides the physical costs and real-world impacts of these technologies. …”

“…Even if you don’t believe you have anything to hide, you almost certainly do, in the right context. …”

“…Course Requirements For all experienced Minecraft players Table of Contents Part 1: Survive Your Greatest Enemy: Other Players Lesson 1.1: The Toughest Challenge Lesson 1.2: Hide and Conquer Lesson 1.3: Don't Fight to the Death Lesson 1.4: Creative Etiquette Lesson 1.5: Host your Own Adventure Lesson 1.6: Server Administration 101 Lesson 1.7: Exploring Other Servers Part 2: Creating Resource Packs Lesson 2.1: Introduction to Resource Packs Lesson 2.2: Create your Own Textures Lesson 2.3: Use your Own Music Lesson 2.4: Change Minecraft's Text About..…”

“…Unlike too many beginner books, it never condescends or tortures the reader with childish hide-and-seek prose games. [It] sticks to gaining a solid grasp of Python syntax and structure." …”

“…Organize ideas by dragging and pinning index cards on the Corkboard. Write: Learn how to hide distractions so you can wordsmith in peace, whether in Full Screen Editing Mode in Windows or the Mac, or Compose Mode on the Mac; set up Typewriter Scrolling to keep your writing focus at the center of the screen, not the bottom; and view more than one part of your project at once, so you can write in one section while referring to another. …”

“…Install and configure the free development tools, including the Android 4 SDK, Java Development Kit, and Eclipse (or NetBeans) Use the Android graphics system to bring your game characters to life Load and manage bitmaps, and use double buffering for better performance Incorporate timing and animation with threaded game loops Tap into the touch screen for user input Learn to use Android sensors such as the accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, light detector, and thermometer Integrate audio into your games using the media player Build your own game engine library to simplify gameplay code in your projects Animate games with sprites using atlas images and fast matrix transforms Employ object-oriented programming techniques using inheritance and data hiding Create an advanced animation system to add interesting behaviors to game objects Detect collisions and simulate realistic movement with trigono..…”

“…The result is default settings that restrict flexibility, interminable wizards that turn 2-step tasks into 12-step sagas, and the hiding of powerful and useful programs behind layers of menus and dialog boxes. …”

“…Create a Project Create a Dynamic Web Page with jQuery and JavaScript Debug HTML Using the HTML Inspector Edit HTML Element Values in the DOM Inspector Edit the CSS Layout Use the JavaScript Debugger Use Container Elements to Group and Style Create HTML Tables Add Forms to Web Pages Apply Text Styles via CSS Add Backgrounds via CSS Add Borders to HTML Elements Use CSS to Lay Out Web Page Components Implement JavaScript and jQuery Use jQuery and JavaScript to Access DOM Elements Apply if Conditional Logic in JavaScript Create JavaScript Functions Manipulate Strings in JavaScript Create and Manipulate Arrays Create and Use Custom Objects Use JavaScript to Access DOM Objects Use jQuery to Access DOM Objects Use the jQuery .map() and .each() Methods to Navigate, Access, and Manipulate the DOM Elements Use jQuery to Traverse the DOM Add Event Handlers to DOM Objects via JavaScript Add Event Handlers using jQuery Trigger Events Manually In JavaScript Trigger Events Manually in jQuery Get Screen, Browser, Mouse, and Element Info Using jQuery and JavaScript Dynamically Manipulate Web Page Elements Dynamically Rearrange Page Elements Get and Set Cookies Create Simple Timers and Dialogs Use Show and Hide Animations to Create an Expand/Collapse Element Use Fade Animation to Implement an Image Selection Effect Use Sliding Animation to Implement a Dynamic Menu Use a Resize Animation to Create a Simple Image Gallery Viewer Create a Simple Paper Airplane App with jQuery Animation Access and Manipulate Form Element Data Add Dynamic Flow Control to Forms Add Animated Elements to Improve User Experience Validate Web Forms Using jQuery Add a Slider-Based Image Gallery Create an Interactive Tab..…”

“…You'll quickly find the information that's most important to you, including: Key changes in Mail for Ventura and iOS 16/iPadOS 16, such as unsending messages, scheduling messages to send later, following up on messages awaiting replies, reminding yourself about important messages in your Inbox, getting notifications for missing attachments and recipients, and more How to take advantage of the new Mail privacy features Mail Privacy Protection and Hide My Email Getting through your email faster with gestures Using advanced search techniques to find filed messages Using plugins to significantly enhance how you use Mail The whys and hows of sending attachments Using markup features to embellish, and even sign, outgoing attachments Defeating spam with the Junk Mail filter--and what to do if you need more firepower Understanding special mailboxes like Sent, Drafts, and Junk Using notifications to stay apprised of incoming messages Taking charge of email organization with rules and other measures Backing up and restoring email Importing email from other apps, older versions of Mail, or another Mac Deciding whether you should encrypt your email, along with detailed, real-world steps for signing and encrypting messages Taking Mail to the next level with AppleScript and Automator Key skills for using Mail in iOS and iPadOS, such as working with incoming and outgoing messages, using attachments, and configuring accounts Fixing problems: receiving, sending, logging in, bad mailboxes, and more Although this book primarily covers Mail in Ventura, Monterey, Big Sur, Catalina, Mojave, iOS 15/iPadOS 15, and iOS 16/iPadOS 16, the majority of it is also applicable to earlier versions…”

“…Whether you are a video game player who wants to take gaming into their control and build what has been hiding in the depths of your imagination, or a game designer looking to find out all that UE5 has to offer in a dedicated and complete overview, this course is ideal for you. …”

“…Not only because the question of the poet's American traits, posed ever more eagerly today, hides the assumption that it refers to his California period treated as a phase of life and creativity which is closed both temporally and intellectually. …”

“….' - Prof Brian Hurwitz, Emeritus Professor of Medicine and the Arts, King's College London'Pain and its ever-increasing numbers of sufferers inhabit a kind of night world isolated from the "normal" day world. 'A bandage hides the place where each is living', W.H. Auden once wrote, while we, the healthy, 'stand elsewhere'. …”