TT THIỆU CẮT ĐẤT VÌ ĐE DOẠ ĐẢO CHÁNH TỪ CÁC TƯỚNG LÃNH
Chúng tôi khẳng định một chân lý hiển nhiên rằng mọi người sinh ra đều bình đẳng, rằng tạo hóa đã ban cho họ những quyền tất yếu và bất khả xâm phạm, trong đó có quyền sống, quyền được tự do và mưu cầu hạnh phúc . . . (Lời Mở Đầu Của Tuyên Ngôn Độc Lập Mỹ)
Wednesday, February 7, 2024
To fix the issue of recent calls not showing on iPhone, you can try the following solutions:
1/ Force restart your iPhone by holding down the power and home buttons (or volume down button for iPhone 7 and later) until you see the Apple logo.
2/ Reset the date and time on your iPhone by going to Settings > General > Date & Time and turning on Set Automatically.
3/ Check your call settings by going to Settings > Phone and making sure that Show Recent Calls is turned on.
4/ Check your iPhone storage by going to Settings > General > iPhone Storage and deleting any unwanted apps or files.
5/ Reset your network settings by going to Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
Tuesday, February 6, 2024
Sunday, February 4, 2024
4. Use the Snipping Tool

Windows 11 cleans up the previous confusion of how to take a screenshot in Windows by taking all the functionality from Windows 10’s terrific Snip & Sketch tool and rolling it into the new Snipping Tool.
The easiest way to get to the Snipping Tool is to press Windows Key-Shift-S. That keyboard shortcut gives you a choice to take a screenshot using a rectangular snip, freehand selection, window, or full-screen capture (that’s the order of the icons you choose from in the image above). If you change your mind after you press Windows Key-Shift-S and don’t want to take a screenshot, use the Esc key to back out.
For the first two options, draw with the cursor to select the area you want to capture. For the window option, just click over the target window; the full screen capture happens as soon as you click on that last button.

Once you release the cursor, you see a notification in the lower right with a thumbnail image of the screenshot. You can ignore it if you plan to paste the screenshot into another app because the image is already saved to the clipboard. Or you can click the thumbnail to open the Snipping Tool interface (shown below). Here, you can mark up the screenshot with a pen or highlighter, crop the image, or use a ruler to draw straight lines. And a finger button lets you draw on a touch screen.

With recent Windows 11 updates, you can set the screenshots to save immediately to a folder of your choice. If you don't want to take up the disk space, you can change it in the Snipping Tool's Settings, accessible from the app's three-dot menu at top right.

You can save the screenshot and any edits using the disk icon (some visual metaphors never die). A Share button lets you send the image using Windows 11's standard share panel. You can also print the image or open it in another app from the menu options.
One beef I have with this utility’s crop feature is that it doesn’t offer aspect ratio options. I’d like to be able to, for example, choose a 16:9 widescreen size, and I doubt I’m alone in that. As it is now, you have to take the image into Microsoft Paint, Paint 3D, or some other image-editing program to get this simple capability. I also wish the Snipping Tool gave access to previous screenshots as the OneDrive option above and the SnagIt option below do.
Add a Delay Timer to the Snipping Tool
If you want to use a delay timer before taking a screenshot, simply type Snipping in the Start menu and open the program window, rather than using the keyboard shortcut. In the small menu bar that appears, look for the clock icon and choose to add a delay of 1, 3, 5, or 10 seconds before you take a screenshot.
Use the Snipping Tool's New OCR Feature
The Snipping Tool now offers optical character recognition (OCR) technology, meaning any words that appear in an image are identified and become searchable. The OCR tool can copy text found in an image and automatically redact info like names, email addresses, and phone numbers. You get to the tool from the text-page icon, shown below.

Record Your Screen With the Snipping Tool
The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 can record video of your screen. To record your screen, you cannot use keyboard shortcuts but instead must open the Snipping Tool app first. Once the app is open, tap the movie camera icon, then press New. Choose a screen area to record, wait for a 3-2-1 countdown, and do your thing on the screen. When you're finished, press Stop. Once you stop, you see a playback of the video, and you can save or share it just as with a still screenshot.

Other Snipping Tool Tricks
Three last tricks:
Wednesday, January 31, 2024
TÁC ĐỘNG CỦA BẠO HÀNH NGÔN NGỮ.
Bạo hành này có thể tác động mọi khía cạnh của đời sống, từ học hành đến quan hệ vợ chồng và việc làm. Cũng như bất cứ hình thức của bạo hành hay bắt nạt, bạo hành ngôn ngữ có những hậu quả ngắn- và dài-hạn, bao gồm:
- Lo âu
- Thay đổi tính tình
- Stress mạn tính
- Lòng tự trọng (self-esteem) suy giảm
- Cảm giác xấu hổ, phạm tội, và thất vọng
- Rối loạn về stress hậu chấn thương (PTSD)
- Sống cô lập hay xa lánh xã hội.
- Xử dụng ma túy
Tuesday, January 30, 2024
Cách dùng ứng dụng Snipping tool trên Windows 11 để chụp màn hình.
How to screen snip on Windows 11
Using the Snipping Tool is one of the easiest ways to take a screenshot. If you’ve taken screenshots using Windows before, you’re probably familiar with the Snipping Tool. This version of the tool combines the original Snipping Tool with the Snip & Sketch Tool. Follow these instructions to open the Snipping Tool and get started:
- Press Windows logo key+Shift+S to open the Snipping Tool directly.
- After entering the keyboard shortcut, you’ll see a box at the top of your computer.
- Choose between the following screenshot options: (from left to right) rectangular selection, freehand selection, window, or full-screen capture.
- Pick the rectangular selection or use freehand selection to highlight a designated screenshot area for an active window or your full screen.
- Look for a thumbnail image of your selection at the lower-right-hand corner of your screen after capturing your screenshot.
- The Snipping Tool copies your screenshot directly to your clipboard, so you can paste (CTRL+V) your image into another app if needed.
How do I edit with the Snipping Tool?
Personalize your screenshot with the Snipping Tool’s user-friendly interface. Simply open the thumbnail at the bottom of your screen and select from the variety of tools available. Highlight, crop, color, and write on your screenshot using various shapes and fonts. If you’re working with a touchscreen, draw on your screenshot directly using your finger or a stylus. When you’re done, you can:
- Save your screenshot and any edits by selecting the floppy disk icon.
- Send your image to friends, family, or colleagues using the share option.
- Print your image.
- Open your image in another app via the menu options.
How to take a screenshot using the Print Screen key
Take a screenshot the old-fashioned way with the Print Screen key. The Print Screen key is at the top-right corner of most keyboards, and usually says Print Screen, PrtSc, PrtScn, or PrntScrn.
How to capture your working screen
Capture a screenshot from an active window, or the window you’re currently working in, by following these steps:
- Select the window you want to screenshot.
- Press ALT+Print Screen.
- Paste (CTRL+V) into an Office program or app of your choice.
How to capture your entire screen
Follow these steps to copy the entire image on your screen:
- Position everything you want to copy to your liking.
- Press Print Screen.
- Paste (CTRL+V) into an Office program or app of your choice.
How to save your screenshot as an image file
Take these steps to save your screenshot directly to your desktop as an image file in Windows 11:
- Press Windows+Print Screen.
- Find your screenshot in a PNG format by navigating to Pictures > Screenshots in your directory.
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