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Here's a beautiful work

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In Blake’s letter to Flaxman he wrote:

“Now my lot in the Heavens is this; Milton lovd me in childhood &
   shewd me his face
Ezra came with Isaiah the Prophet, but Shakespeare in riper years
    gave me his hand
Paracelsus & Behmen appeard to me. terrors appeard in the Heavens
    above
(Erdman 707)

Which seems to mean that Shakespeare meant a great deal to Blake

as a source for his ideas, poetry and pictures

Here are some of the areas in Shakespeare that he used.

In particular Blake produced many pictures and images involving

Shakespeare’s works:

The abstract of  doctoral thesis at the University of Glasgow is very worth reviewing.

Look for example to this picture of King Lear

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/

File:William_Blake_-_Lear_Grasping_a_Sword_-_WGA02215.jpg

In a letter to Hayley dated 1804 Blake wrote about some pictures that he hoped to

have printed including “ Lear & Cordelia. belonging to Mr Walker”

and “,
………………………..an incomparable production, which
Mr. W. bought for five shillings at a broker's shop; it is about
five feet by four, and exquisite for expression; indeed, it is
most pathetic; the heads of Lear and Cordelia can never be
surpassed”

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File:William Blake - William Shakespeare - Manchester City Gallery - Tempera on canvas c 1800.jpg

From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository

English: Shakespeare by William Blake 1800

Title: William Shakespeare

Object Name: painting

Artist/Maker: Blake, William Role in production: artist Place of Creation: Europe, United Kingdom, England Date: 1800-1803 (circa)

Medium / Material: tempera

Support: canvas

Technique: tempera on canvas

Description: A head portrait of William Shakespeare. He is depicted here with a faint smile, wearing an Elizabethan collar, surrounded by his own characters. To the right of the figurehead, Macbeth stands beside the three witches and to his left, Hamlet observes a ghostly crowned figure. A wreath of rose leaves frames his head whilst ferns fringe and decorate the top corners, in white on the right and black on the left.

Trying to Learn Windows 10

TThis is another attempt

F6 and windows key

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The best way to disable the touchpad is by using (on the keyboard) F6.

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For the Windows product key, see Microsoft Product Activation.

The Windows key used prior to Windows XP (center)

The Windows key, used after Windows XP (centre), the circle around the logo was not used until Windows Vista

The Windows key, used after Windows 8 (center)

Windows logo key (also known as Windows key, start key, logo key, flag key, super key, command key or flag) is a keyboard key which was originally introduced on the Microsoft Natural keyboard before the release of Windows 95. This key became a standard key on PC keyboards. Tapping this key invokes the operating system's start menu, if it has one. In Windows, Ctrl+Esc performs the same function, in case the keyboard lacks this key.
Historically, the addition of two Windows keys and a menu 

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This is material used to enable various problems in Microsoft windows 10:

Start windows 10
select round circle
my running lesson!

1. need volume control to get tutorials etc.

In right hand bottom is a small square: 'SHOW hidden icons'.
Click on that and near the bottom of that is a volume icon.

I above doesn't work go to mixer (ask me anything)

Now you can ask for help with 'aSk me anything'.

2. To get 'Action Center' swish in from the right side.

3. One Note works directly.

4. At Chapter two, page 21:
Click the  button in the screens bottom left corner:
Wow!

At ask me anything: my running lesson


2. Ctrl Alt Del will bring forth task manager.
4. The window seems to alternate between the desktop and the start menu.

5. Get a list of active apps:
Hit keyboard and tab, lists them.

6. I did a ctrl F6 to make the cursor stay where it's supposed to

7. the big icon in lower left points to very elaborate wordpad.