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include your My People (“Editing an Address”), any Nearby

Sharing computers (“File Sharing 1: Nearby Sharing”), and various
other export options—Mail, Facebook, and Dropbox, for example.
If you’ve installed a program with beefier editing tools, like
Microsoft’s own Fresh Paint, its name appears here, too.

Print. Yes, some people still print their photos.

Copy to the Clipboard, ready for pasting into another app.

Delete. Gets rid of your less impressive attempts.

Cancel. This means “Back out of this—forget all that checking
business.”

Settings

This, of course, is the awe-inspiring Settings app described in Chapter 7.

Skype

In 2011, Microsoft bought Skype, the popular chat, audio-chat, and video-

chat program. (The price: $8.5 billion. For Microsoft, pocket change.)

In 2013, Skype officially became a standard Microsoft Store app. (Its
predecessor, an app called Messenger, went to the great CompUSA in the

sky.)

Skype is a game-changer. It’s the app millions of middle-aged parents use to
call their kids studying abroad…new parents use to show their babies to the

grandparents…and long-distance couples use to video chat. Skype finally
comes preinstalled with Windows 10—you don’t have to download it
anymore. And the best part: All this voice and video calling is free.

For a handy guide to setting up and using Skype, see the free downloadable
PDF appendix “Skype” on this book’s “Missing CD” page at
missingmanuals.com.