1. Click Services in the top left corner 2. Click EC2 3. Click the Launch Instance button in about the middle of the page 4. Click Select next to "Amazon Linux - Free Tier eligible" 5. Make sure the blue box next to the t2.micro free eligible is selected 6.

1. From the Network & Security group in the left window, click Elastic IPs 2. Click Allocate new address 3. Click Allocate 4. Click Close 5. Select the new address 6. From the Actions drop down button, select Associate address 7. Select the instance you want to associate with the new ip from the drop down list 8. Select the private IP from the drop down list 9.

Tynker for the iPad is great app for those little coders out there. It looks kind of like scratch, but works on the iPad.

Using Putty with a PPK Key File If you have a PPK file that you need to use to connect to a server, say an AWS instance, here's how.

1. Enter your public DNS name in the Host name field.

2. Expand the Connection branch on the left and then select Auth. 3.

How to use PuttyKeyGen to generate a PPK file from a PEM file.

1. Download you PEM File from AWS
2. Copy it to a safe location
3. Download either the entire Putty package and install everything, or just get Putty.exe and PuttyGen.exe It can be downloaded from here
4. Open PuttyGen
5. Click file, then load private key
6. Select all files from the drop down list

There is a great Post-By-Email plugin for WordPress called Postie. It extends the post-by-email feature that is built into WordPress.

www.mazegenerator.net/ Thanks, Malcolm

If your Wordpress web site has lost connection to its database, you might want to try the steps I've linked to below.  www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-fix-the-error-establishing-a-database-connection-in-wordpress/

Using a button to change the text of a text object

  1. Insert a Text object using Create -> UI -> Text 2. Insert a Button, using Create -> UI -> Button 3. Create a new script, using Create -> C# Script 4. At the top of the script,  add another using statement, using UnityEngine.UI; at the top class, after the first { add the following code. Text message; This creates a Text object called message 5. In the Start method, add this, message = GetComponent<Text>(); this finds the first Text component and assignes it the message variable. 6.

1. Open RegEdit and navigate to icrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionFonts] 2. Export the key, to back it up. Just in case. 3. Look for the Segoe Print font. 4. Change what font file it points to. 5 Close RegEdit 6. Reboot You can also save the text below to a text file with a reg extension and just import that. [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionFonts] "Segoe Print (TrueType)"="cour.ttf" "Segoe Print Bold (TrueType)"="courbd.ttf" Thanks, Malcolm