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Windows 11 includes fancy new transparency effects in its windows, taskbar, and some menus. If you don’t like them, it’s easy to disable translucent interface elements in Windows 11 with the flip of a switch.
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Windows 11 includes animation and fading effects that add eye candy but can make your PC feel sluggish for some by adding a slight delay to certain actions. For a more snappy experience, it’s easy to turn animations off.
[mai mult...]On the Home Screen, tap the three little dots in the top-right corner.
Next, tap “Settings” in the menu that pops up.
Then, tap “Device Options.”
From the options, choose “Device Passcode.”
Enter a passcode between 1 and 12 digits long, enter it again to confirm it, and then tap “OK.”
Now, when you unlock your Kindle, you’ll be prompted to enter your passcode.
Go to Settings > Device Options > Device Passcode.
To stop using a passcode, tap “Turn Off Passcode,” enter your passcode, and then tap “OK.” To change your passcode, tap “Change Passcode,” enter your current passcode, tap “OK,” and then enter and confirm a new passcode.
[mai mult...]The process of connecting this Xbox controller with Android is similar to connecting any other Bluetooth accessory. First, you need to open “Settings” on your Android phone. If you’re not sure where to find it, you can swipe down twice on the home screen of your Android phone to open Quick Settings. Now, tap the gear icon in the bottom-right corner of the Quick Settings panel on Android.
In Android Settings, select “Connected Devices” to open Bluetooth pairing preferences.
On the Connected Devices page in Settings on your Android phone, tap “Pair New Device.”
This is the time to put your Xbox Wireless Controller in pairing mode. Press and hold the pairing button on the controller until the Xbox button starts blinking rapidly.
The pairing button is located at the top of the controller, between the LB button and the USB Type-C charging port. We’re now ready to connect the Xbox controller with your Android phone. On the “Pair New Device” page in Settings on your Android phone, tap “Xbox Wireless Controller.” The controller’s name will appear under the “Available Devices” section on the “Pair New Device” page.
That’s it! Your Xbox controller is now connected to your Android phone. You can fire up any game that supports controllers and play it to your heart’s content. Just be mindful that some games don’t support controller input in the menus, but they do let you use your Xbox controller in-game.
This means that you might not always be able to navigate the mode selection or game preferences pages using the Xbox controller. However, the gameplay isn’t affected by this limitation.
If you also have an Xbox Series X|S, you’ll be glad to know that you can sync the Xbox Wireless Controller with two devices at once. Yes, you can pair the controller to both the console and your phone and quickly switch between the two devices.
[mai mult...]With conditional formatting, you can apply a two- or three-color scale quite easily. Plus, you can take advantage of the preset color gradients or use your own custom colors. We’ll show you how to do both.
If you want to quickly apply a color scale in Google Sheets, you can use one of the nine presets. Select the cells that you want to format by clicking the first cell and dragging through the rest. Then, head to Format in the menu and choose “Conditional Formatting.”
This opens the Conditional Format Rules sidebar, where you’ll set up everything that you need. At the top of the sidebar, click the Color Scale tab. You’ll immediately see your selected cells with the default color scale applied. This gives you a nice example of how your data will look with the gradient.
In the Apply to Range box, confirm the cells that you want to format and make edits if necessary.
Then, to use a preset, click the color scale below Preview. Here, you’ll see your nine gradient options. You can try out each option if you like by selecting one and then viewing your data.
By default, the values use minimum and maximum for the color scale without a midpoint, but you can adjust these values in the next area. You can choose a number, percent, or percentile for each and include the midpoint if it applies. Then, type in the values for these other options in the boxes to the right.
When you finish setting up your rule, click “Done” at the bottom of the sidebar.
Maybe you’d like to use specific colors for your scale. It could be your school colors or those in your company logo. Google Sheets lets you tailor the color scale exactly as you like. You’ll follow the same steps to set up your formatting rule. Select the cells, click Format > Conditional Formatting from the menu, and confirm the cell range in the sidebar.
Click the color scale below Preview and this time, choose “Custom Color Scale” at the bottom. To get a head start, you can choose a preset as the base for your custom scale.
the right of each value, Minpoint, Midpoint, and Maxpoint, use the color button to display the palette. You can select a color or click “Custom” at the bottom. Then, enter a Hex code or use the slider and shade tool for the color that you want.
When you finish, click “Done” at the bottom of the sidebar to apply the rule.
Whether you use a preset or a custom color scale, the conditional formatting rule adjusts if you change your data. So, when you make edits, the formatting accommodates those changes.
If you want to apply your color scale rule to additional cells in your spreadsheet, you can copy the formatting in Google Sheets easily.
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