1. Click the star with the 3 horizontal lines on it at the top, right corner of the Edge browser window which is used to access your favorite websites.
2. Click the ellipsis, i.e., the "...", at the top, right corner of the browser window and select Import Favorites.
3. Change "import from" to "Mozilla Firefox" and then click on Import after deselecting other options, if there are some things like saved passwords that you don't want to import. If you want to import all of the items selected by default, just click on Import.
4. When you see "All done," you can click on the Done button and you can then close the tab (Ctrl-W is one way to close it).

To view the imported bookmarks, click on the star with 3 lines on it to access the Edge favorites, which are akin to the Firefox bookmarks. You will see "Other favorites" listed under Favorites; you can click on the arrowhead to the left of "Other favorites" to see your imported bookmarks.

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<details>
<summary>Overview</summary>
The American Civil War began on April 12, 1865 when South Carolina
militia forces attacked Fort Sumter at Charleston, South Carolina. 
The war effectively ended on April 9, 1865 with the surrender by
Confederate General Robert E. Lee to Union General Ulysses S. Grant, but
the president of the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis, did not declare an
end to the insurrection until May 9, 1865. Each side in the
conflict suffered over 800,000 casualties. The principal cause of the
conflict was the issue of slavery within the United States with abolitionists
in the North viewing the practice as a crime against humanity while Southern
slave owners viewed it as a necessary evil or, for some defenders of slavery,
even as a positive good, which they feared would be eliminated under the
recently elected President Abraham Lincoln.
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1. Within the Book Collector program, click on Clz Cloud on the menu bar at the top of the program window.
2. Select Synchronize.
3. Click on View my collection in CLZ Cloud if you wish to view the books stored in the copy of the database in the CLZ Cloud in a webpage in your default browser before deleting everything in that version, then click on the Clear CLZ Cloud button at the bottom of the program window to remove all book entries from the version of the database stored in the cloud.
4. You should then see zero cloud changes to be downloaded.

   

   If you wish to then synchronize your local copy of the database to a copy stored in the cloud, you can click on Sync Changes. When you do so you should see "sending items to cloud." Be prepared to wait a few minutes for the synchronization operation to complete if you have a large number of books in your Book Collector database. You will see the number of "Adds/Edits" decrease to zero as books are uploaded. When the process is complete you will see the message "Finished syncing changes. Would you like to view your collection in CLZ Cloud?"

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I wanted to be able to obtain information on a monitor attached to a Windows 10 desktop system, including the manufacturer, model number, serial number, and date of manufacture, from a command-line interface (CLI). One way to do that is by using PowerShell, which Microsoft provides as part of its Windows operating system. You can open a PowerShell window on a Microsoft Windows 10 system by typing PowerShell in the "Type here to search" field at the bottom of the Windows display. You should see the Windows PowerShell app listed as an option you can click on to open a PowerShell window. If you type gwmi WmiMonitorID -Namespace root\wmi at the prompt and hit enter, you will see information similar to the following output displayed.

PS C:\> gwmi WmiMonitorID -Namespace root\wmi


__GENUS                : 2
__CLASS                : WmiMonitorID
__SUPERCLASS           : MSMonitorClass
__DYNASTY              : MSMonitorClass
__RELPATH              : WmiMonitorID.InstanceName="DISPLAY\\HPN360C\\5&2c03a83e&0&UID262_0"
__PROPERTY_COUNT       : 9
__DERIVATION           : {MSMonitorClass}
__SERVER               : YTTERBIUM
__NAMESPACE            : root\wmi
__PATH                 : \\YTTERBIUM\root\wmi:WmiMonitorID.InstanceName="DISPLAY\\HPN360C\\5&2c03a83e&0&UID262_0"
Active                 : True
InstanceName           : DISPLAY\HPN360C\5&2c03a83e&0&UID262_0
ManufacturerName       : {72, 80, 78, 0...}
ProductCodeID          : {51, 54, 48, 67...}
SerialNumberID         : {67, 78, 75, 48...}
UserFriendlyName       : {72, 80, 32, 51...}
UserFriendlyNameLength : 13
WeekOfManufacture      : 12
YearOfManufacture      : 2020
PSComputerName         : YTTERBIUM



PS C:\>

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Then click on the Excel Options button and select the Save option. The checkbox for "Save AutoRecover information every" should be checked. You can then change the frequency from 10 minutes to a more frequent number; I chose to have Excel automatically save a document every 5 minutes.

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1. Select Devices.
2. Select Printers & scanners.
3. Click on Canon TR8500 series.
4. Click on Manage.
5. Click on the View Printer Status button.

You can then see the level of ink in the magenta (M), black (BK), yellow (Y), Black (PGBK), and Cyan (C) cartridges.

If you are near the printer, you can also check the ink levels from the front panel of the printer by touching the Setup icon, which looks like a gear, on the home screen of the front panel. Then tap "Estimated ink levels" on the panel. You will then see the estimated ink levels for each cartridge displayed. If the ink is depleted or near depletion in a cartridge, there will be a red circle with a white "X" in it dispalyed over the cartridge.

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