Most workplaces encourage you to take breaks, but when you are working, you’re supposed to be productive. But what do you do if you can’t focus?
Your workplace environment can be the key to boosting your productivity levels. This is mainly because a lot of offices and workplaces aren’t designed to boost focus and communication, making it more difficult for employees to find their productivity strike.
In fact, workplace design has been shown to increase (or decrease) your work output. Check today’s infographic to see how your office measures up, and pay attention to the five ways to increase productivity!
For example, a Cornell University study found that workers exposed to low noise were more stressed than others exposed to zero noise. There’s a reason to spring for noise-canceling headphones!
Another interesting find? The colors on your walls can have a big impact on your daily performance. If you can convince your employer to paint the walls green or blue, you could find yourself getting more done. If you want to start small, you could get a bright poster with those colors!
Studies are showing that traditional office spaces don’t work well for fostering collaborative, innovative and productive workplaces. Open office spaces that encouraged idea sharing and collaboration make it easier for everyone to enjoy the workday. Make sure you forward today’s infographic to your boss!
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Command Prompt window will open.
In Command Prompt wind, type following command and press ENTER
attrib +r +h +s /s /d "C:\Secret"

Explanation:
attrib Used to change attributes of any file or folder.
+r Change the attributes of file or folder to Read-only.
+h Change the attributes of file or folder to Hidden.
+s Change the attributes of file or folder to System.
“C:\Secret” Address of Target file or folder.

STEP 3
Go back to the location where you recently created Secret folder. You will not find any Secret folder, its hidden.

Feeling some nervousness before giving a speech is natural and healthy.  It shows you care about doing well. When it comes to presenting ideas to an audience - whether to immediate colleagues or a room full of strangers - it is important for your voice and your message be heard and understood in order for your impact to be felt.

There are a great many traits that are said to be important in running a business, and although some are more important than others, it’s essential that a business owner try to develop as many of these traits as possible. Attributes such as efficiency, innovation, communication skills and financial acumen are all extremely helpful, but one of the most overlooked advantages in any walk of life, is the advantage of a good memory.

Animated GIFs are something of an internet art form, shared by all. Yet, they are created by a comparatively small slice of the internet. There's no reason you can't join in the fun, though. From beginners to advanced tools, we've got the ultimate guide to making your own silent internet picture films.

Animated GIFs are an entertaining way to share short clips via text and social networks, but how exactly do you make them?
If you've ever wondered whether or not you can create your own GIFs right from your iPhone, wonder no more — the answer is YES!
Here's how to create and share animated GIFs right from your iPhone!

How to make your own animated GIFs on your iPhone

In order to make animated GIFs on your iPhone, you'll need to enlist the help of some third party apps.
For this example, I'm going to use one of my favorites called GIPHY CAM. It's free and ad-supported and totally rules for getting creative with your GIF making! Plus it's run by the same people who made GIPHY, so they know a thing or two about GIFs.
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1. Launch GIPHY CAM on your iPhone. 
2. Upload a video from your Camera roll by tapping the Camera roll icon to the left of the red recording button. You can also capture a video and turn it into a GIF in any given moment.
3. Once you captured or uploaded your perfect video, tap the white arrow icon.
   
   
4. Add and edit in any filters or effects you would like to see.
5. Tap Next in the big blue bubble when you're happy with your GIF.
6. Tap Save GIF if you're happy with how your GIF looks.
   
   

You can choose to loop, reverse, edit, and do whatever you want with your funky new GIF
That's it! Your animated GIF is automatically sent how you've chosen. Obviously there are also other GIF creator apps available for iPhone. 

Turn Your Apple Live Photos into GIFs

When Apple's Live Photos first hit the scene with the launch of the iPhone 6S in 2015, it collectively blew everyone's mind. 

Now, with the new iOS 11 update, you can turn those photos into GIFs. Here's how it's done:
1. Open the Photos App and select “Albums” on the bottom right corner.
2. Select the Live Photos album. 
3. Tap the picture that you would like to make a GIF.
4. Once you’ve opened up the picture, swipe up from the bottom of the screen for the app to give you four animation options, which are Live, Loop, Bounce, and Long Exposure.
5. Once you’ve chosen the desired effect, the photo will appear in a new album called “Animated Album.”

The animated photo is now a GIF, ready to be used on or sent over the medium of your choosing. Let your creativity run wild. 

Sometimes the default fonts supplied in Windows 10 just don’t cut it in your PowerPoint presentation or graphic design project. We totally get it.
That’s where our guide on how to install fonts in Windows 10 comes in. The process is easy, and there are two ways to get the job done that we’ll teach you below.

Keep in mind that you can only install the most commonly used fonts: TrueType, OpenType, and PostScript. Plus, any free font you download typically can’t be used for money-generating purposes without permission from the font’s creator.
You can find fonts at a variety of places, such as FontSpace, which has an incredible 62 Star Wars fonts.
In addition to installing fonts, we also provide instructions on how to remove unwanted, possibly troublesome fonts, restore the default Windows 10 fonts, and scale them in the desktop interface if needed. Let’s start with the easiest way to get fonts into Windows 10!

If you like taking the long way to reach your goal, you can use the old-school drag-and-drop method that requires two open windows. Feast your eyes on these instructions:

1. Instead of right-clicking on the file to install the font, navigate to Cortana’s search field on the taskbar, and type Control Panel. The assistant will conjure up a link to this somewhat-hidden Windows 10 “desktop app” component. Tip: if you go to the Control Panel often, just pin it to the taskbar!
2. With the Control Panel open, navigate to Appearance and Personalization, and click on Fonts in the main window.
3. Once your font library loads, simply drag your new font from the destination location in File Explorer into the font window. Consider it installed (the long way)!

Since we’re here, you might as well learn how to delete fonts from Windows 10 also. This is useful information to know in case a font is corrupted, and is causing problems with Windows 10 and/or an installed program. Here’s how you can delete these pesky typefaces:

1. Follow the steps to find the Control Panel, locate the Appearance and Personalization section, and load up your font library.
2. Single-click on the font you want to kick out of Windows 10. You will then see options to Organize, Preview, Delete, and Hide above the list of fonts.
3. Click Delete, and a window will pop up confirming your decision. Here is where you can turn back if the targeted font is just too cute and precious to nuke.

Oops! What if you accidentally nuked one of the core fonts in Windows 10 when tapping on the Delete button? It happens, and thankfully Microsoft has your trigger-happy finger covered:

1. Follow the steps to find the Control Panel, locate the Appearance and Personalization section, and load up your font library.
2. On the menu to the left, you should see the Font settings. Click that to open the next panel.
3. Under Font Settings, click on the Restore default font settings button. Windows 10 will then begin shoving the default fonts back onto your hard drive.

Finally, there’s a way to resize fonts in Windows 10, but its tied into scaling the overall desktop interface. You can’t simply resize text and leave everything else alone unless you’re manually manipulating fonts in documents, spreadsheets, ad designs, and so on. Here’s how you can increase or decrease the size of your Windows 10 interface:

1. Right-click on the desktop and select Display settings.
2. Locate the Scale and layout section on the screen.
3. Click the arrow to activate a menu providing percentages you can select; or
4. Click the custom scaling link to create a custom interface scale.