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Course Introduction："Self-study IT Network Linux Load Balancing Video Tutorial" mainly implements Linux load balancing by performing script operations on web, lvs and Linux under nagin.

Course Advanced  17646

Course Introduction："Shangxuetang MySQL Video Tutorial" introduces you to the process from installing to using the MySQL database, and introduces the specific operations of each link in detail.

Course Advanced  11354

Course Introduction："Brothers Band Front-end Example Display Video Tutorial" introduces examples of HTML5 and CSS3 technologies to everyone, so that everyone can become more proficient in using HTML5 and CSS3.

Course Introduction：This is a very cool jQuery and CSS3 imitating Apple TV poster background visual difference effect. This visual difference effect uses the mouse to move up, down, left and right on the screen, and various elements in the poster move at different speeds, forming a visual difference effect, and also has some streamer special effects.

2016-05-16 comment 0  1519

Course Introduction：1. Double-click Premiere and double-click the PR material library. 2. Select your long picture to open, and drag the picture into the timeline. 3. Click on the picture and double-click to preview the picture so that the picture has white dots. Pull the image up so that it's just a little bit at the top of the screen. 4. Turn on Effect → fx motion and click the stopwatch at the location. 5. Move the blue line to the tail, double-click the image to make it have white spots, and pull down the image in the preview window. 6. Let the picture show a little bit in the lower part of the window, and create a long picture sliding effect here, as shown in the picture.

2024-06-05 comment 0  770

Course Introduction：Preface: Many friends have asked questions about the dual-screen display of Apple Mac systems. This article will give you a detailed answer for your reference. I hope it will be helpful to you! Let’s take a look! How to split screen in Apple laptop Windows system? After opening the window that needs to be split screen, move the mouse pointer to the full screen button of the window and click to make the window enter full screen mode. Move the mouse to the upper left or right corner of the screen, and a split-screen preview will appear. In Windows 10, you can use the Win key + the left/right arrow keys to implement the split-screen function, which will automatically move the current window to half of the screen, and a window selector will appear, allowing you to select another window to fill the other half of the screen. In the Mission Control Center window, just click and drag the

2024-02-19 comment 0  1377

Course Introduction：Win10 system places the taskbar at the bottom of the screen by default, but sometimes users may accidentally move the taskbar to other locations on the screen. If you're not used to using the taskbar in other locations and want to restore it to the bottom, here are a few methods for your reference. Method 1: Simple mouse operations First, make sure there are no other windows on your screen blocking the taskbar. Move the mouse cursor to a blank area of ​​the taskbar (not the icon or notification area), and hold down the left mouse button. Drag the mouse cursor down until the taskbar moves to the bottom of the screen. loose

2024-02-20 comment 0  641

Course Introduction：How to Keep the Menu Bar Visible in Full Screen Mode on Mac If you want to make sure that the menu bar remains visible even when any application on your Mac is in full screen mode, you can do the following: Pull down the  Apple menu and go to System Preferences Settings Select "Dock & Menu Bar" Preferences Uncheck "Automatically hide and show menu bar full screen" so that it is disabled Now when you enter full screen mode on any window or app in macOS, the menu bar will appear on the screen The top remains visible. Try it yourself and you'll see how it works. This differs from the default behavior of full-screen mode, which hides the menu bar by default until the mouse cursor moves to the top of the screen to reveal it. In the default behavior, the menu only appears when the cursor moves to

2023-05-04 comment 0  2863