How to Use the DIV Tag in HTML – Instructions

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Overview of the DIV Tag in HTML:            You use the DIV tag in HTML to divide sections of an HTML document. Using the DIV tag lets you define block-level sections of an HTML document. Applying a DIV tag lets you identify the section defined by the DIV tag, so you
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Non-Inventory Part Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro- Instructions

A picture of a user creating non-inventory part items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro.
Overview of How to Create Non-Inventory Part Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro:             You can create Non-Inventory Part items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro within the Item List. These types of items are bought and/or sold, but not tracked as “inventory part” items. QuickBooks Desktop Pro tracks neither the quantity on hand nor the value of
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The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements- Instructions

A picture of a user applying the Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements.
Overview of How to Use the Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements:             The Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop Elements fills adjacent pixels that are similar in color value to pixels you select. It fills these pixels with either the selected foreground color or with a pattern. To use the Paint Bucket Tool in Photoshop
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Create Subtotal Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro – Instructions

A picture showing how to create a subtotal item within QuickBooks Desktop Pro.
Overview of How to Create Subtotal Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro:             You can create Subtotal Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro in the Item List. A “Subtotal” item totals all the previous items within an invoice or sales receipt. It totals all items up to the last subtotal entered, if one was entered. This helps
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The Recompose Tool in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

A picture of highlights applied by the Recompose Tool in Photoshop Elements, showing areas to remove and protect in a photo.
Overview of How to Use the Recompose Tool in Photoshop Elements:             The Recompose Tool in Photoshop Elements lets you remove unwanted items or objects from photos and shift points of interest. To use the Recompose Tool in Photoshop Elements, open the image to manipulate. Then select “Image| Recompose” from the Menu Bar or select
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Create an Invoice in QuickBooks Desktop Pro- Instructions

A picture that shows a user entering line item information after they create an invoice in QuickBooks Desktop Pro.
Overview of How to Create an Invoice in QuickBooks Desktop Pro:             You create an invoice in QuickBooks Desktop Pro for customer sales for which payment will be made later. The invoice shows the customer’s information. It also shows how much that customer owes for the goods or services purchased.             To create an invoice
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Import Files to the Organizer in Photoshop Elements – Instructions

A picture showing how to import files to the Organizer in Photoshop Elements by using the “Get Photos and Videos from Files and Folders” dialog box.
Overview of How to Import Files to the Organizer in Photoshop Elements:             This lesson shows you how to import files to the Organizer in Photoshop Elements. You use this feature to add photos to the Organizer that are saved to your computer’s hard drive. To import files to the Organizer in Photoshop Elements, open
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Create Group Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro – Instructions

Create Group Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro - Instructions: A picture of a user adding items to a Group item in QuickBooks Desktop Pro.
Overview of How to Create Group Items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro:             You can create Group items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro within the Item List. You can create Group items in QuickBooks Desktop Pro for items you may purchase individually but want to display as a single line item in a sales form. For instance,
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