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3-dot menu button in the bottom left corner. Select the Send option. You’ll be prompted to choose to share it directly or if you want to make a copy on Google Docs first.Add collaborators — Open the note you want to work with and tap the 3-dot menu button in the bottom left corner. Select the Collaborator option. On the next screen, add the email address of the person you want to add to the note. Tap the Save button after you’re done.Remove collaborators — Follow the instructions for adding collaborators, except when you get to the appropriate screen, tap the X button next to the email address you want to remove. Tap the Save button to finish.Tech Team / Android AuthorityHow to delete and archive notes in Google KeepJoe Hindy / Android AuthorityGoogle Keep offers the ability to delete or archive notes, but deleting notes will destroy them permanently. Archiving notes will remove them from the app’s main screen and hold them elsewhere if you want to use them again.Deleting notes — Long-press the note you want to remove and tap the 3-dot button in the top right corner of the screen. Hit the Delete option to move the note to your trash. Google Keep will automatically (permanently) delete the note from the trash in seven days.Emptying trash — You can, of course, go the manual route. Hit the 3-line menu button in the top left corner and tap the Trash option. Tap the 3-dot button in the top right corner and tap Empty Trash to destroy everything. You can also permanently destroy just a single note in the trash by long-pressing it, tapping the 3-dot menu button, and tapping the Delete Permanently option.Remove notes from trash — Long-press the note and tap the circle icon in the top right corner. That will restore the note to your main page.Archive notes — Long-press the note you want to archive and tap the 3-dot menu button in the top right corner. Select the Archive option to archive the note.See archived notes — Open the side menu by tapping the 3-line

Overview: This article provides instructions on how to enable Spanish in the Buddy Punch app and how to translate commonly used browsers to Spanish or any other language.Instructions:1. After opening the Buddy Punch mobile app, users will find a language selector option (as represented by a flag) at the bottom. (Left image below)2. After the user makes a selection, the login page of the app will update accordingly. (Right image below)3. After logging in, the user will see the main punch page, and menu in Spanish:4. They can also view the Schedule and their Availability in Spanish:5. Along with the Time Off and Time Card pages: Enable Spanish (Web)Although we don't have a formal language selector through our web application, most browsers have built-in translation capabilities. Below are instructions for the most common browsers and how to translate to Spanish or any other language. Google Chrome1. Open Google Chrome and click on the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.2. Select Settings and scroll down to Languages.3. Click Language, then Add languages.4. Search for Spanish, select it, and click Add.5. Click the three-dot menu next to Spanish and select Display Google Chrome in this language.6. Restart Chrome for the changes to take effect.Mozilla Firefox1. Open Firefox and click the menu button (☰) in the top-right corner.2. Select Settings and scroll down to Language and Appearance.3. Under Language, click Set Alternative Languages.4. Click Select a language to add..., choose Spanish, then click Add.5. Move Spanish to the top of the list to prioritize it.6. Click OK, then restart Firefox.Microsoft Edge1. Open Microsoft Edge and click the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.2. Select Settings → Languages.3. Click Add languages, search for Spanish, and select it.4. Click the three-dot menu next to Spanish and select Display Microsoft Edge in this language.5. Restart Edge for the changes to apply.Safari (Mac)1. Click the Apple menu and go to System Settings → Language & Region.2. Click + (Add Language) and select Spanish.3. Drag Spanish to the top of the Preferred Languages list.4. Restart Safari to apply the changes.Related ArticlesHow to Enable Push Notifications—Employee/ManagerForgot My Username. How

Dot of the dieresis is touching the base glyph and the second call checks the right dot of the dieresis. The first set argument in the CALL is for contour 2, the left dot and contour 3, the right dot. Point 5 is a point at the top of the base glyph and is used in both calls. Point 17 is at the bottom of the left dot of the dieresis. Point number 29 is at the bottom of the right dot of the dieresis.Begin Finalizing the Font FileAfter we have corrected any problems with composite instructs and added functions to correct any spacing errors, we can tidy up any remaining glyphs.During the hinting process values in the font files may have changed. The first process after hinting is to update the font files values that are stored in the 'maxp' table. To update this table select the menu item 'Recalc 'maxp' table...' from the 'File' menu. In the alert dialog click the yes button.The next feature in the font we will set is for control of when a gray scale device such as the Windows rasterizer displays gray-scaled images. Setting values in the 'gasp' table can control gray scale. In the 'File' menu, select 'Edit 'gasp' table...' In the gasp table dialog, the values are set to default amounts. On the left are the entries for the maximum size the settings on the right will be employed. With the default values when glyphs are displayed below 8 PPEM they will not use hints and will use gray-scaled images. From 9 PPEM to 15 PPEM hints will be used (Grid fit) and gray scale will not resulting in black or white images only. Above 15 PPEM both hints (Grid fit) and gray scaled images will be displayed. To set this table in your current font, I would recommend using gray scale, without grid fit below 8 PPEM. I would use "grid fitting, without gray scale" from 9 PPEM to when the stems turn from one pixel to two pixels. Then from the two pixel PPEM and up "use grid fit

Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content I have a ton of conversations that I don't want - verification codes texted to me, notifications from websites. How can I get rid of them?Note that my phone is not a G21. It's an a52 but I'm hoping the answer is the same. All forum topics Previous Topic Next Topic 1 Solution Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content Open messages. From main menu (not inside any texts, just the list) press and hold first one until it selects with a small dot on the left. You will see empty dots next to all the others. Go through the list and click the dots you wish to delete. when all are selected, click on delete and confirm. THEN...in the three dot menu on top right, go in there and select trash.... Go into trash and top right again, select empty trash.Done. Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content Open messages. From main menu (not inside any texts, just the list) press and hold first one until it selects with a small dot on the left. You will see empty dots next to all the others. Go through the list and click the dots you wish to delete. when all are selected, click on delete and confirm. THEN...in the three dot menu on top right, go in there and select trash.... Go into trash and top right again, select empty trash.Done. Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content How to Delete Multiple Android Messages at the Same Time1.Open the Messages app.2.Select a chat thread.3.Long-press on a message to highlight it.4.Tap any additional messages you wish to remove.5.Tap the trash can icon from the menu bar at the top of the app screen to delete the messages.Be sure to click " ✓ Accept as Solution" when you find an answer that works for you. Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Inappropriate Content

Control option that usually appears after updating the iOS version.To remove the grey dot from your iPhone screen, you need to disable the dwell control option following the method below.Tap Settings.Navigate to “Accessibility” > “Touch” > “Assistive Touch“.Toggle “Dwell Control” to the off position.Removing the Floating Home Screen DotThe floating dot can appear on your iPhone’s screen if you have accidentally enabled the AssistiveTouch feature on your device. To get rid of this floating dot, you need to disable the AssistiveTouch on your iPhone following the 3 step-by-step methods explained below. Method #1: Using SettingsThe simplest way of removing the floating dot is to disable the AssistiveTouch via Settings on your iPhone with these steps. Launch the Settings app.Go to “Accessibility” > “Touch” > “Physical and Motor“. Tap “AssistiveTouch“. Toggle the “AssistiveTouch” off, and the floating dot immediately disappears.Method #2: Using the Home ButtonIf your iPhone has a home button, you can easily remove the floating dot using the following method. Press the home button three times.From the “Accessibility Shortcuts” menu, tap “AssistiveTouch“. The check (✔) symbol next to AssistiveTouch and the floating home screen dot will disappear. Method #3: Using SiriAnother simple method to remove the floating dot is using Siri to disable the AssistiveTouch. For this, you need to say “Hey Siri” and ask Siri to “Turn off AssistiveTouch“. Siri will immediately remove the floating dot from your iPhone.Removing the Green DotThe green dot usually appears on your iPhone’s Photos app and indicates that an app is using the microphone or camera simultaneously. To remove the green dot on your iPhone, follow the 2 methods below.Method #1: Changing the Camera PositionChanging the iPhone’s camera position is a straightforward method to get rid of the green dot. While capturing a photo, position the lens so that the dot comes at the center of the light source. This way, you will not be able to see the dot, resulting in no interference with your picture.Method #2: Using SnapseedYou can also use photo editing apps like Snapseed to get rid of the green dot on your iPhone. Download Snapseed from App Store.Capture a photo using your iPhone’s camera.Open the picture using Snapseed.Tap “Tools” and select the “Healing” option to erase the green dot.Erase the green dot, and it will successfully disappear from the photo.SummaryIn this guide on how to get rid of the dot on the iPhone, we have looked into