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 1. Download The Bat client and click on the downloaded file. Wait for it to start the installation wizard. Hit the NEXT key when the Data Protection window is shown.

2. Once the installation wizard is open, click the NEXT button.

3. Accept the license agreemetn by marking the box on the botton right and click the NEXT button again.

4. Click the INSTALL button. note that Windows UAC might ask you for an administrator approval to be begin the installation process (hence the UAC symbol inside the button.

5. Once UAC asks for an adminsitrator approval, click the YES button. Wait for the next window to appear. once the YES button is clicked, the installation process will begin.

6. Wait till the process is done.

7. Once the process is done you can unmark the "Launch TheBat! when setup exists" option and click the FINISH button. TheBat! email client is now installed.

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 1. In Your Zoom user interface look for a button with a green icon with a black arrow pointing upward in it and the word “share” written under it. Click it.

2. Note that there is an arrow next to that icon. If you click that arrow you can direct Zoom to either allow one participant to share a screen at a time or to allow multiple participants to share simultaneously

3. After clicking that button, a new window will be opened. In this window you will be presented with options on how and what to share with your participants in the meeting. In this article we will focus on the screens option only.

4. After picking which screen you would like to share, click the blue Share button at the bottom of the screen in order to commence sharing.

5. On the right side of the window there are the Presenter Layout options. These options allow the presenter to change how the screen and the presenter are laid during the meeting.

1. Content only – only the content that is shared is visible to the participants
2. As a background – the content is shared as a background and the presenter’s camera video feed is presented in the foreground
3. Over the shoulder – the screen that is shared is shown on top of the “shoulder” of the participant. Basically, it is shown off their side to the top.
4. Side by Side – the presenter and the screen that is shared are shown side by side to the participants

6. Additional options include:

1. Sound sharing – the presenter shares the sounds omitting from its computer
2. Optimize for video sharing – Zoom would optimize itself to share video over the screen that is shared
3. Share Zoom windows - It controls whether your own Zoom interface (the Zoom app windows) can be shared when you screen share.

7. After hitting the share button, Zoom will start sharing the chosen window. You will be noted that by seeing a green box titled “you are screen sharing” and a red button titled “Stop share”.

8. Note that your own camera video feed will be shown in a small box as well as can be seen in the image below:

9. Minimize the box by clicking the upward arrow on the bottom part of the box. The arrow is merged in a green bar and points upwards.
10. Sharing could be stopped at any time by clicking the red Stop sharing button.

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1. Open Microsoft Edge

2. On the top right corner of the browser, look for the 3 dots icon and click on it once. A side menu should appear.

3. In that side menu, go to the Help and feedback option which is right before the last option there. Hover with your mouse over it till a menu extension appears. If it doesn’t, click on it once till that extension appears.

4. In that extension, look for the About Microsoft Edge sentence and click on it once. Wait for the About window to appear

5. Once the About window appears, Edge browser will immediately start to look for updates. We would know that by seeing the “Checking for updates” sentence sided by a small animation icon.

6. The current version of the Edge browser will be presented under that sentence.
7. If an update is found by the Edge browser, the “Checking for updates” sentence would be changed to “Updating Microsoft Edge”.

8. An important note regarding metered connections:
a. If you use a metered connection like a mobile hotspot or an LTE connection, and wish to update Edge, make sure you mark the Download Updates over metered connections option which resides in that very About window.

9. Once Edge is done downloading the update it will notify you that “To finish updating restart Microsoft Edge” as you can see in the image below.

10. A Restart button should appear on the right side of the window. Click on it to restart Microsoft Edge and to finish the updating process.

11. After Edge restarts itself, it should start presenting an Update Complete message in a new tab. Close that tab. Go back to the About window and check that indeed the version of the browser is different from the one before the updating process began.

12. Also, going back to the About window would allow you to check if there are more pending updates. As you can see here, there are no more pending updates since we are presented with the message Microsoft Edge is up to date.

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1. Go to Windows Desktop.

2. On your keyboard, click Windows+R key combination and wait for the Run box to appear.

3. Once the Run box appears, type Winver in the text box and hit the Enter key or click the OK button and wait for About Windows window to pop-up

4. In the About Windows window, in the second sentence, Windows’ version and build will be apparent.
5. The type of operating system could be seen in the second paragraph.
6. In this article for example, Windows’ version is 22H2 and its build is 19045.6159 and the type of the operating system is Windows Pro.