Learn about check boxes, option buttons, and toggle buttons Check box Allows a user to select or unselect one or more values in a group of choices. You can select more than one check box at a time on a worksheet or in a group box. For example, you can use a check box to create an order form that contains a list of available items or in an inventory tracking application to show whether an item has been discontinued. Check box (Form control) Check box (ActiveX control) Option button Allows a single choice from a limited set of mutually exclusive choices. An option button (or radio button) is usually contained in a group box or frame. For example, you can use an option button on an order form so that a user can select one of a range of sizes, such as small, medium, large, or extra large. Or you can use it for a choice of shipping options, such as ground, express, or overnight. Option button (Form control) Option butt...
Back in college and my early 20s (when I actually had a social life), I tended to go out to parties and bars more often than I thought I “should.” My gut often told me that I should probably be studying, reading, exercising, sleeping, networking or otherwise engaging in productive activities that were more likely to directly advance my career. But I went out anyway. Those informal outings with my drinking buddies felt like a fun (and deserved) distraction from work rather than a process of self-development in and of itself. In retrospect, I now realize how formative those years of partying really were for my career. I learned a ton of social lessons that have tremendously helped me later in life. Of course, you do not actually have to drink alcohol or go to bars to develop these business socialization skills, but the fast-paced social environment involved in nightlife does provide a great setting for that type of personal development. This is an important lesso...
Ingredients Ice block: 1 (approx. a medium ice bowl) Sugar: 1/2 cup Any fruit syrup: 2 cup Salt: a pinch Serving glass bowls Directions Sugar syrup: Take a pan, add fruit syrup and sugar in it. Cook on medium heat, stirring occasionally. Cook until a thick syrup is formed. Turn off stove and let the syrup cool on room temperature. Finally place it in fridge to cool. How to crush Ice: Commercially there are machines that are used to crush the ice, if you have one at home then its good. But if not then there are two ways to crush the ice. Take a plastic bag, put ice in it and pound it with a rolling pin or a rubber hammer. Or, take a vegetable chopper having wide blade. Crush your ice over it by rubbing ice on the blade. Making Ice Gola: When crushed (ice), add pinch of salt and make small bowls of ice with your hand or with the help of an ice cream scoop tool. Place each ball of crushed ice on serving glass bowls. With the help of a spoon p...
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