everything : (Control+) Cmd+Shift+3
select : (control+) cmd-shift-4 (opt + space)
tool: cmd-shift-5
https://lifehacker.com/how-to-take-a-screenshot-or-picture-of-whats-on-your-co-5825771
everything : (Control+) Cmd+Shift+3
select : (control+) cmd-shift-4 (opt + space)
tool: cmd-shift-5
https://lifehacker.com/how-to-take-a-screenshot-or-picture-of-whats-on-your-co-5825771
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By Andrea Ganna, Benjamin Neale and Mark Daly
endnote for gdoc
https://paperpile.com/features
Very useful but somewhat hidden $AMZN URL
https://www.amazon.com/gp/b2b/reports Lets you download your entire order history as a CSV
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Assuming that your Sonos systems in both locations are functioning properly, I would do the following:
– Delete the Sonos app from your controller device(s) in order to reset it completely
– Reinstall the app
– When you start the app at one of your locations, you should be presented with an option to ‘Connect to an Existing System’
– Choose this option and the app should discover your Sonos system and connect – When you start the app at the other location, you should again be presented with the ‘Connect to an Existing System’ option
– Choose this option
– In my experience, the controller app will subsequently automatically connect to the Sonos system present in its location
https://en.community.sonos.com/setting-up-sonos-228990/two-homes-one-app-account-6803048 “}}