0
Want this question answered?
Be notified when an answer is posted
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What are the 4 Cs of customer relationship management?
1. correlate 2.combine 3connect 4.cognize
How do you connect the stone tiles on the uncharted island in Zelda phantom hourglass?
step #1 locate the 4 tiles step#2 mark them on your map step#3connect them until they connet step#4 dig on the x step #5you found a treasure map!!!
Can you play Xbox on an iMac?
Yes, but you will need a Mini Display to HDMI adapter.1Connect the mini display side of your mini-display-to-HDMI adapter to the back of your iMac.2Connect the other side of the mini display cord to the corresponding port in your adapter box.3Connect your HDMI cable from your Xbox HDMI port to the HDMI port of your adapter.4Plug in the adapter box and turn on any power buttons, if applicable. Turn on the Xbox.5Press "Command-F2" to switch from the iMac display mode to the Xbox display mode. Your Xbox interface should now appear on your iMac screen.There are multiple mini-display-to-HDMI adapter boxes on the market; before you purchase one, check any available reviews to make sure it is compatible with the iMac, or use Apple's "About Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapters" page to find out if the adapter you want to use will work with your iMac.
How do you draw a female Anime wolf?
1Draw a circle lightly with the pencil near the center of the paper that is approximately the size you want the wolf's head to be. Draw a larger circle where the shoulders and chest will be. Use the source image do determine this location based on the pose the wolf is in in the picture. Draw a medium-sized circle for the hips and rump. These will be guidelines to establish the basic figure of the wolf.2Draw in a horizontal facial guideline in approximately the center of the head circle. This will be used to determine locations of the eyes. Refer to the source image to determine the location for the nose/snout guideline. Draw in a vertical line that intersects the eye guideline for the nose.3Connect the three guideline circles of the head, shoulders, and rump with lines to represent the top and bottom of the neck, back and stomach. Accentuate these lines by making them curvier than the source image suggests. This adds to the femininity of the anime wolf.4Draw in a rough shape to represent the tail. This should also be curvy and full. Draw in a few lines to suggest the location of the legs and feet.5Begin drawing in facial details starting with the eyes. Make the eyes larger and rounder than the source image suggests. Draw in two small circles inside the eyes. Fill in the eyes but leave the circles white. Draw in some long, thick eyelashes. The top lid/eyelash should be a darker, wider line than the rest of the eye outline.6Draw in the shape of the snout. Draw in nose at the end of the snout. Just a little below the nose drop a short line straight down then curve it to one side and up to indicate a gently smiling mouth.7Draw in two oddly-shaped triangles on top of the head to indicate the ears. Add detail to the head and body by going over the shape guidelines with a somewhat jagged line to suggest fur. Draw in some fur lines on the outside and inside of the ears. Add fur lines on the cheeks.8Draw in the detail of the legs and feet by referring to the source image for suggested musculature and position. If you don't feel confident with drawing feet, you can add in some long grass and have the legs disappear into the grass.9Darken the outline and the facial features. Erase any guidelines that are still visible.
How to set up network with hub?
A network hub is a device used to connect multiple computers. It is a simple and inexpensive solution when small networks that require file and printer sharing, like ones in homes or small offices, are needed to be made. Most common hubs today support the Ethernet standard. These hubs usually come with 4, 8 or sometimes 16 Ethernet ports.Materials Needed:- One (1) 4-port or 8-port 10/100 Mbps Ethernet hub (depending on the number of computers to be networked)- two (2) or more computers with Windows installed- 10/100 Mbps Network Interface Cards (NIC) or built-in Ethernet ports installed on each of the computers- two (2) or more straight through Ethernet cables (depending on the number of computers to be networked)Step 1Turn on the computers and wait for Windows to boot properly.Step 2Supply the hub with power if the Ethernet hub requires power. Plug the AC power supply into the hub and the power cord into any sufficient power outlet or wall outlet. Most hubs do not have on/off switches and only require to be plugged into an outlet to become active. Make sure that proper voltages are applied to the hub's power supply to avoid damaging the device. Voltage ratings are typically printed on the underside of the device, alongside the model and manufacturer information.Step 3Connect the first computer to the Ethernet hub when all systems are running properly and the Ethernet hub is powered on. Proceed to Step 5 if the computer has a built-in Ethernet port. Proceed to the next step if the computer has no built-in Ethernet port.Step 4Install a compatible 10/100 Mbps Ethernet card when the computer has no built-in Ethernet port. Install the drivers of the network card and turn the computer off. Install the network card into the system. Ask for assistance if difficulty in the installation is encountered. Boot up the system when the hardware installation is finished. Follow succeeding instructions that may appear in the Operating System after restarting the computer to install the network card properly.Step 5Take the Ethernet cable and plug one end into the computer's port when an Ethernet port is already available in the system. Plug the other end into one of the network hub's ports. Make sure the ends are plugged in tightly and properly.Step 6Repeat Steps 3 to 5 to connect the other computers to the network. It is then time to configure the systems when all computers are connected to the network hub.Step 7Open the Local Area Connection Properties of the system. In Windows' Control Panel (click Start > Control Panel), look for the Network Connections icon. Double click on the icon to view all available network connections. An icon for a Local Area Connection should be available if the network card was properly installed and is properly working. Right click on the icon and select Properties. Under the General tab, a small area should show the available protocols Windows is using. Look for Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), click on it, and then click on the Properties button just under the selection.Step 8The Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window now appears on the screen. Select 'Use the following IP address:' by clicking the radio button beside it in the General tab. Type in the IP address and Subnet Mask for the system. Typical IP addresses for small home networks have the pattern 192.168.0.X, where X can be any number from 1 to 127. The Subnet Mask for this network will be 255.255.255.0. Click on OK to close the current window. Click on Close to exit the Local Area Connection Properties.Step 9Repeat Steps 7 and 8 for each computer connected to the hub. Each computer must have different IP addresses in Step 8 but the Subnet Mask for all computers must be the same. The systems are now ready for sharing files across the network after Steps 3 to 8 are successfully done.
