Rabu, 02 November 2016
Starting a Hangout Party
1. Open the Google+ website. In the bottom-right corner of the window will be a link to create a Hangout party. This is a group video chat for up to 10 people. A Hangout party lets everyone connect through video and text. You can share YouTube videos and collaborate on documents.
Mobile users can join a Hangout party, though they will have limited access to extra features, such as YouTube videos and Google Docs integration.
2. Describe the gathering and invite people. Once you start the Hangout, you will be prompted to enter a description and add people to the invite list. The description you write will be sent in the invite.
You can restrict the call to users 18 and over.
3. Start chatting. If your webcam is correctly configured, you can start chatting immediately. The bottom pane in the Hangout window shows all of the users connected to your Hangout. The right pane houses the text chat. If you don’t see the text chat, click the Chat icon on the left side of the window.
4. Capture images. If there’s something on display that you want to save and remember, click the Capture button in the left menu. A Camera icon will appear at the bottom of the window, and a picture of the screen will be taken when you click it.
5. Share YouTube videos. Click the YouTube button in the left menu to start the YouTube Hangout app. You can add videos to the Hangout playlist, and videos will be played for everyone simultaneously. Click the blue “Add videos to playlist” button to search for YouTube videos to add.
Videos are played in the main Hangout pane. Anyone in the group can change the playback and skip videos.
The microphone is muted during video playback. Click the green “Push to talk” button to say something during a video.
6. Display your screen. You can use Hangouts to share a display of your screen. Click the Screenshare button in the left menu. A new window will open with a list of all your open windows and programs. You can share a specific window, or you can share your entire display.[1]
This can be very useful if you are trying to troubleshoot a program with someone more experienced, or want to share something in another program with everyone in the chat.
7. Add effects to the video. Click the Google Effects button in the left menu. The Effects menu will open on the right side of the window, replacing the Chat frame. You can drag the effects onto the video chat playback to add hats, glasses, and other fun decorations.
Click the arrows at the top of the Effects window to change categories.
To remove all of the effects you have added, click the “x Remove all effects” link at the bottom of the Effects menu.
8. Collaborate on documents. You can add Google Drive documents to your Hangout so that all of the members can work on the same document. To open Google Drive, hover your mouse over the “…” button on the left menu. Click the “Add apps” button. A list of available apps will appear. Select Google Drive.
When you click the Google Drive button on the menu, a list of all of your Google Drive documents will appear. You can select which document you would like to share, or you can create a shared notebook or sketchpad.
When you share documents, you will be sharing your email address. You will need to confirm to continue.
9. Mute your microphone or camera. If you need to mute your microphone, click the mute button in the top-right menu. The icon looks like a microphone with a slash through it. When your microphone is muted, the icon turns red.
To mute your camera, click on the video camera with a slash through it. This will turn your camera feed off. People will still be able to hear you if you don’t mute the microphone as well.
10. Adjust your bandwidth settings. If the video is not coming in smoothly, lower your bandwidth settings by click the button that looks like signal bars in the top-right menu. This will open a slider where you can adjust the quality of the Hangout. Lowering the slider will lower the quality of video. Moving it all the way to the right will make your Hangout audio only (for you).
11. Adjust your camera and microphone settings. Click the Gear icon in the top-right menu to open your input settings. A window will appear with a small image of your webcam feed. Here you can select the devices that you want to use. This is useful if your computer has more than one camera or microphone attached.
12. Leave the Hangout. When you are finished chatting, click the Exit button in the top-right corner of the window. The icon looks like a phone being hung up.
Hangouts Using a Mobile Device
1. Download the Google+ App. Many newer Android devices come with this already installed. iOS users can download it from the App Store, and Android users can get it from the Play Store.
2. Log in with your Google account. Once you download the app, you will need to log in with your Google account.
3. Turn on Auto Backup. Auto Backup will automatically upload any pictures you take to your Google+ Photos. These pictures will all be set to Private until you set them to be shared with others. You can choose to upload only when you have a Wi-Fi connection to prevent too much data usage.
On Android devices, open the Google+ app, click the Menu button in the upper-right corner, select Settings, and then Auto Backup. Toggle it ON, and then adjust any settings you want, such as uploading over Wi-Fi only and what size the photos are.
On iOS devices, open the Google+ app, tap the Menu button, tap the Gear icon, select "Camera and Photos", choose Auto Backup, and then toggle it ON. You can change other Auto Backup settings here as well, such as when photos are uploaded. Then, open your Settings app from your Home screen, tap Privacy, tap Photos, select Google+, and then toggle the setting ON.
4. Take photos as you normally would. After your photos are taken, they will be automatically uploaded to Google+ (depending on your upload settings). You can then access them from anywhere you would log into Google+, such as on your computer or from another device.[1]
Accessing Hangouts on the Go
1 Download the app. Open the Google Play Store or the App Store on your iOS device, and search for Hangouts. The app is free to download.
Many iOS devices come with Hangouts preinstalled. It replaces the old Talk application.
2. Run the app. When the app loads for the first time, you will be asked to log in with your Google account. iOS users will need to enter their Google username and password.
When the app opens, you will see a list of your recent Hangouts.
3. Swipe to the left to create a new hangout. Add contacts from the list or search for people by name and phone number.
Broadcasting Your Hangout
1. Visit the Hangouts website. Hangouts On Air are accessed through a different website than Google+. The Hangouts website shows the current Hangouts on Air that are broadcasting, as well as the standard Hangouts sidebar.
You can find a link to Hangouts On Air in the left menu of your Google+ home page.
2. Click “Start a Hangout On Air”. A similar window to the regular Hangout Party starting window appears. Make sure to give your Hangout a good name to attract viewers, and then invite the people that you want to join you.
A Hangout On Air will broadcast your Hangout to anyone that wants to watch. No one but those you invite can join, but anyone can see your Hangout screen and hear what you hear. Essentially, a YouTube recording of your Hangout is made as it happens, allowing anyone to watch.
3.Get organized. Once you’ve got everyone in the channel, get ready to start broadcasting. Make sure that all of your notes are in order if you’re giving a lecture. When you are ready, click the “Start broadcast” button. Your Hangout will now be viewable by the public.
4. Feature your guests. The creator of the Hangout On Air has the ability to make any guest that has joined the focus of the Hangout. Clicking on a guest’s thumbnail will make their feed the main image, and clicking the camera icon in their thumbnail will disable their audio and video feed.[2]
Chatting in Google+ Hangouts
1.Add emoji to your conversation. If you click or tap the smiley face on the left side of the chat field, you will open a list of emoticons and emoji that you can use. They are separated into categories which you can navigate by selecting the icons at the top of the emoticon screen.
2. Share pictures. You can add images to your Hangout by clicking the Camera icon on the right side of your chat field. This will open the Select Image window on a computer, or an option menu on mobile devices.
You can use your webcam or phone’s camera to take photos and share them, or you can add photos other sources, such as your computer or phone’s memory.
3. Adjust your chat settings. If you are using a computer, click the Gear icon in the chat window to choose your archive settings. You can also block the person you are chatting with.
If using a mobile device, press the menu button and select your options in the menu that appears.
4. Turn the chat into a video chat. Click the video camera button in the top of the chat box. The other person will receive a notification that you are attempting to start a video chat. You can video chat on both the computer and mobile devices.
Video chats do not require that both users have a camera. You can video chat with a camera on one end and a microphone on the other, or just camera and text.
Turning Off Autocorrect in Mac OS X
1. Click on the Apple menu and select “System Preferences.”
2. Click on “Language and Text.”
Click on “Keyboard” instead if you are using Mac OS X Mavericks.
3. Click on the tab labeled “Text” near the top of the System Preferences window.
4. Remove the checkmark next to “Correct spelling automatically.”
5. Close the System Preferences window. The autocorrect feature will now be disabled on your Mac computer.[5]
Turning Off Autocorrect in iOS
1. Tap on the “Settings” icon.
2. Tap on “General.”
3. Tap on “Keyboard.”
4. Navigate to “Auto-Correction” and switch the slider button to the “Off” position. Autocorrect will now be disabled on your iOS device.[1]
Removing the Emoji Keyboard in iOS
1. Open your Settings.
The Settings app can be found on your Device’s Home Screen. In the Settings Menu, select the General option.
2. Open the Keyboard menu.
Scroll down until you find the Keyboard menu in your General settings. Tap it to open the Keyboard menu. Select the Keyboards submenu.
3. Remove the Emoji Keyboard.
In the Keyboards submenu, you will see a list of your installed keyboards. Tap the Edit button in the top-right corner. A red Remove button will appear next to keyboards that can be disabled. Tap the icon next to Emoji.
You can also slide the word "Emoji" to the left to reveal a red Delete button, which does the same action as the Remove icon would.
Using the Emoji Keyboard in iOS
1. Open a messaging program.
You can use Emoji in any program that you type messages in, such as Mail, iMessage, Twitter, etc. Tap on the text entry field to open your standard keyboard.
2. Tap the smiley face button.
This is located on your virtual keyboard next to your Dictator button (the one with the microphone). Doing this will bring you directly to the Emoji keyboard.
If you have a globe button, access the Emoji keyboard by holding your finger down on the globe and then selecting "Emoji" from the list that appears. The globe button appears if you have multiple keyboard languages enabled besides emoji..
3. Select your Emoji.
Once you have the Emoji keyboard selected, you can browse through all of the icons available. There are several categories to choose from. Tap the buttons on the bottom to change categories. Each category has several pages of icons to choose from. Swipe left or right to change pages.
Recently used emojis: clock icon; emojis that you have recently used are stored in this tab.
People: smiley icon
Nature: tree icon
Food & Drink: cheeseburger and soda icon
Celebration: party popper icon
Activity: running person icon
Travel & Places: car and buildings icon
Objects & Symbols: icon with assorted symbols
Some icons allow you to select skin tone. Press and hold the icon to see the available skin tones. Slide your finger to the skin tone you want to use and release. The emoji with your selected skin tone will appear. This skin tone will be saved as the default. [1]
4. Send the emoji.
Tap “ABC” to return to your non-emoji keyboard(s) if you need to type more text. If your recipient does not have emoji support (such as an email recipient not using an Apple device), then they will see blank images.
Enabling the Emoji Keyboard in iOS
1. Understand what emoji is.
Emoji originated in Japan and is a set of pictographs such as smileys. The emoji keyboard offers a wide variety of icons that can be read by any device that supports the emoji character set.
All Apple devices with iOS 5 or later support Emoji.
Google Hangouts for iOS also supports Emoji.
2. Check to see if the emoji keyboard is turned on.
Open any app that uses a keyboard (e.g., text messaging) and tap the text bar to activate the keyboard. At the bottom left-hand side of the keyboard, next to the numbers and symbols icon, look for either a smiley icon or a globe icon.
If you see a smiley icon, this means that the emoji keyboard has already been turned on.
If you see a globe icon, press and hold the icon to see a list of activated keyboards. “Emoji” will appear on this list if it has already been turned on.
If you don’t see either icon, this means that your iPhone only has one default keyboard set. You will need to add the emoji keyboard.
3. Open your Settings.
The Settings app can be found on your device’s Home screen.
4. Scroll down and tap on “General” to open the General Settings menu.
This menu controls various general settings for your iPhone, such as date and time, language, and keyboards.
5. Scroll down and tap on “Keyboard” to open the keyboards menu.
This menu controls all keyboard-related settings for your iPhone.
6. Tap on “Keyboards” at the top of the keyboards menu.
This menu will list all keyboards currently activated for your iPhone, as well as the option to add more keyboards. Adding, removing, and changing keyboards is all done within this menu.
7. Tap “Add New Keyboard…” at the bottom of the screen.
This menu contains every possible keyboard users can activate for their iPhones.
8. Scroll down and select “Emoji” from the list of available keyboards.
“Emoji” will now appear on your list of activated keyboards.
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