I'm trying to switch to light mode in my Gmail app on my chromebook because it eats up all my toner when printing. You can't contact google and I can't find anything on the internet. Does anyone have an solution on where to find the settings for dark/light theme?
Follow these steps
Open Gmail and log in.
Click the gear-shaped Settings icon, located toward the top-right corner of the screen.
Next to Theme, choose View all.
Scroll down and select the default or light theme.
Hit Save.
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After building an agent for Google home, how do I change its voice?
I remember there are 4 different voices, but can't find where to set it up.
The voice for your action is configured in the Actions Console. In the console, edit your app's information and change the "Assistant app voice" setting.
Yes, it is hard to find. Especially if you already have done that setting once.
There is just the check icon. The arrow for "press here to see more settings" is only shown on hover (like in screenshot 1). So it is hidden very well.
Go to your action console https://console.actions.google.com/
Open your action project you want to change voice for.
Press "overview" on left top side in menu (screenshot 0).
Open Quick setup dropdown.
Click on "decide how your action is invoked". (Screenshot 1)
Find "Google assistant voice" there. (Screenshot 2)
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CAPTURE/Taking+screenshots says
"Keyboard shortcut
Capture for JIRA allows you to configure a keyboard shortcut to take a screenshot at any time. This allows you to capture bugs that might only occur during mouse interaction.
The configuration can be set in the server settings overlay in the browser extension's sidebar."
I cannot figure this out.
It's a setting in the browser extension, not in the JIRA add-on.
In your JIRA, in the "Capture" menu at the top, there's a link to install the browser extension. Make sure you've installed the extension first.
Then, when you open the extension, you can click the settings icon at the bottom. That will display the settings panel where you can configure your shortcut keys:
Does anyone know, where Win 8.1 gets the icons, used in the dialog, from?
In my case an app icon is corrupted (instead of mine, another app icon is used for my app), and I want to debug the issue. But for that I have to know, where is a source of the icons.
I've already inspected my .exe file resources, there is no other icons there but mine.
It turns out, that when an app is registering itself as matching some user's model, it should set the logo and background color. See AppUserModelId (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd378459%28v=vs.85%29.aspx) for details.
I have successfully whitelisted my Chromecast device, however while trying to whitelist a local Chrome App as a sender I have run into difficulty with the instructions saying
Be sure you are running Chrome version 28 or later.
If you haven't restarted Chrome in a while you may be running an older version; restarting will update Chrome automatically.
In the Chrome omnibox, enter chrome://extensions, and check the Developer mode checkbox to enable developer mode.
Install the Chrome extension for Google Cast.
5. On the Cast icon in Chrome's upper right corner, click four (4) times.
6. In the Cast extension, scroll to the Developer options.
7. In the Cast SDK additional domains field, click Add and enter the domain of your application, for example, "www.mydomain.com."
Code your application's HTML tag as follows:
When I click on the chromecast icon 4 times I get no developer menu, making it impossible for me to whitelist my chrome app. Am I doing something wrong or going about it the wrong way?
I am using Chrome 28.0.1500.71 on Mac OS X 10.8
Open up Chromecast options from the extension, and then click the cast icon in the top left corner repeatedly (4+ times), and developer options should show up at the bottom.
Documentation is incorrect, found this out through trial and error.
The documentation is currently incorrect. To view the developer SDK menu, click the chrome cast extension icon in chrome, click options, then click the google cast icon in the upper left corner a bunch of time. It isn't 4 times, but if you click 4 times, wait and click twice more, I've been able to get it to come up.
This will give the option to input a domain which will cause the google cast extension to inject the API into pages on that domain.
Make sure not to include http or the path. In my testing it seems to wildcard match so example.com will match cast.example.com and castqa.example.com.
Right click the chromecast icon and goto options. Then click the icon at the top of the page 4 times.
I personally had to click options then right click on the option page and inspect element. In the Div with the class options-selections class on it change the 5th section element to display:block;
Or.. Goto the console and put this in:
first = document.getElementsByClassName('options-sections')[0]
first.getElementsByTagName('section')[4].style.display = 'block';
If you look around there are other sections hidden in here. Might be other goodies of use.