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If you came straight to this post, we have already covered getting started with the Synology DS920+ NAS device. Additionally, we have also installed the DSM operating system on the NAS. Now it’s time to set up the storage pool, a collection of two or more drives to store data.
You must make sure that you are signing in as the administrator of the NAS device. This is important if you have multiple accounts set up on the NAS. However, if you have just one account set up, that’s typically already an administrator account. Also, do note that in our case, this is a new Synology DS920+ NAS device, and no storage pool has been set up until now.
Once you log into the Synology DS920+, you’ll access the Main Menu button on the top-left of your screen, as shown highlighted in red within Figure 1, below.
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A picture is said to be worth a thousand words, but an effective video can possibly be worth a thousand pictures. Let’s look at some scenarios. What if you were stuck with an error with a software program and wanted to show support folks what causes the error? Or what if you want to explain to a client how they can log into a portal and access the information they need. Yes, these scenarios can be explained with words, but a small video will ensure that the recipient understands what exactly needs to be done. Yes, videos can help you clearly express your points to others who matter.
However, what if you want to record some other onscreen activity such as a PowerPoint presentation, along with both the narration delivered by the speaker and also a video of the speaker recorded via a webcam? Plus, what if you want to also record non-PowerPoint activity alongside such as a demo in another program, or even some real-time screen drawing or annotations? Now, let’s take this even more further; what if you want to do some basic editing in the resultant recording, like removing some unwanted parts? What if you could achieve all these results with just one program? Our review product, DemoCreator can fulfill all these requirements. How does it fare? Let’s find out.
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Tagged as: Review, Video, Wondershare
Original content by AlexAnndra Ontra and James Ontra
Enhanced by Geetesh Bajaj
In the last part of this Presentation Management series of posts, we explored how you can make better presentations by telling better stories. In this part, we look at why presentations that are short and memorable are more successful.
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Tagged as: AlexAnndra Ontra, Geetesh Bajaj, Guest Post, James Ontra, Memory, Presentation Management, Presentations, Shufflrr
Today we’re going to look at the Slidewise add-in for PowerPoint from Neuxpower. Neuxpower is a UK-based development company that creates several add-ins that work with PowerPoint files, other Microsoft Office format files such as Word and Excel, graphic file formats, and PDFs.
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Tagged as: Add-in, Compression, Neuxpower, Review, Slidewise
By Barrera Alcova
As the world continues to wrestle with the global health crisis, numerous industries have been increasingly disrupted on a day-to-day basis. Physical distancing, stringent COVID-19 quarantine protocols, and an urgent move to working from home are just some of the most pressing concerns every industry must face head-on. Now more than ever, businesses are starting to realize the essence of digital transformation and the integration of Information Technology in their regular operations.
Software development and digital transformation have become imperative to the growth and success of any business and organization. In this article, you will get to delve into some of the most promising software development trends which are expected to create ripples in every industry globally.
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Tagged as: Development, Guest Post, Promoted, Software
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