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Meet a new word game made specifically with augmented reality in mind!

Immersive experience without touching the screen. Just walk around, catch the letters with your device and solve the word!

Loved by everyone! Catchy can be enjoyed by the whole family, regardless of age. Kids will solve the words and remember the spelling, but adults can help and show off their skills.

Each interaction feels familiar and fluid making it a truly physical experience and connects you with the virtual world.

Thank you for playing Catchy! Feel free to send any questions or feedback to catchywordapp@gmail.com or contact us directly via App Store review.

Dear teachers and parents, you asked, we listened. Finally, we've added possibility to create your own word list and solve either one word or entire list in series.

Version 1.9:
Improved effects and fixed some minor issues.

Awesome potential

This has so much potential for elementary classroom teachers. I wish there was a way to make a word list that would be used so that students could practice sight words and spelling words independently. Also, I feel like they should be able to see the word prior to it being jumbled up so they know the goal. Can't wait to see what the future holds for this app!

Thank you for such a positive feedback, Karamia25! We have just released a new version of the app that supports adding your own word list. We would love to get any feedback on the feature.

We discussed showing the word prior to being jumbled, but chose to leave it this way so it's more fun and challenging. We may come back to this decision and maybe introduce a few settings based on the feedback we received over the years.

Awesomely Impractical

I am a dyslexia specialist and I'm constantly seeking new ways to help my kids learn to read and spell, especially under distance learning circumstances. Curious, I tested this app out myself. IMPOSSIBLE. Most letters I 'caught' were at such bizarre angles and kept morphing even less recognizably that even I had no idea what they were at some points. It also doesn't tell you what word you're supposed to spell; it starts out with the letters of a word scrambled into a bubble and then you "pop" them and they fly around the room. Catching them is ridiculous and often impossible, and fitting the letters into the tiny, oddly-placed boxes is actually impossible at times because the angles are so problematic. Even if I could more easily catch the letters and put them in the boxes, the player still has no idea what word s/he's supposed to spell. I was REALLY excited about this for my hyperactive, dyslexic, private student, but there's no way he would even want to finish catching the letters because it's so maddening. And if he did put all the letters in the boxes, he wouldn't be able to unscramble them to create a word. I was so stoked, but now I'm really disappointed. This could've been so cool.

Catchy

It will be great if we can put our own words. That way teachers can play it with the students for spelling. Make it available also in Spanish.

Thank you for your feedback, Copula. We have just released an update that supports adding your own word list, we really hope you like it!

The app supports Spanish, but at the moment you need to set your device language to Spanish. We are looking into this and may add a setting to switch language in the application.

The developer, Twice, has not provided details about its privacy practices and handling of data to Apple. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

No Details Provided

The developer will be required to provide privacy details when they submit their next app update.

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You can change your preferred language in Chrome. Chrome can also translate pages for you.

Translate webpages in Chrome

When you come across a page written in a language you don't understand, you can use Chrome to translate the page.

1. On your computer, open Chrome.

2. Go to a webpage written in another language.

3. On the right of the address bar, click Translate .

4. Click on your preferred language.

5. Chrome will translate your current webpage.

Not working? Try refreshing the webpage. If it's still not working, right-click anywhere on the page. Then, click Translate to [Language].

Change your default page translation settings

By default, Chrome offers to translate pages written in a language you don't understand.

Important: To turn translation suggestions on or off, learn how to manage languages on your Chromebook.

Turn translation on or off

You can control whether Chrome will offer to translate webpages.

Change your default language

You can select the language Chrome translates the page into.

1. On your computer, open Chrome.

2. At the top right, click More Settings.

3. On the left, click Languages.

4. Under "Google Translate," click Translate into this language.

5. Select the language that you want from the language list.

Add all the languages that you know

Manage list of always translated languages

Manage list of never translated languages

Change the language of your Chrome browser

On Windows, you can set Chrome to show all settings and menus in the language you want. This option is only available on Windows computers.

Important: To add or remove web content languages on your Chromebook, learn how to manage languages.

On Mac or Linux? Chrome will automatically display in the default system language for your computer.

Write in an unsupported language

If you need to write using a language that your computer doesn't support, use the Google Input Tools Chrome extension.

If you're using Windows, you might need to configure your Windows language settings to add East Asian languages or other languages that use complex scripts.

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Thanks to those who helped with and provided feedback on this release: Sandhini Agarwal, Sam Altman, Chester Cho, Peter Hoeschele, Jacob Jackson, Jong Wook Kim, Matt Knight, Jason Kwon, Anna Makanju, Katie Mayer, Bob McGrew, Luke Miller, Mira Murati, Adam Nace, Hyeonwoo Noh, Cullen O'Keefe, Long Ouyang, Michael Petrov, Henrique Ponde de Oliveira Pinto, Alec Radford, Girish Sastry, Pranav Shyam, Aravind Srinivas, Ilya Sutskever, Preston Tuggle, Arun Vijayvergiya, Peter Welinder

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ChatGPT is a chatbot developed by OpenAI. It is based on instructGPT: It has been trained to follow and answer instructions, or so-called "prompts," written by users.

ChatGPT demonstrates impressive abilities in providing coherent and relevant detailed answers to user prompts. It seems to perform especially well at natural language processing (NLP) tasks such as summarization, question answering, language generation, and machine translation.

However, since it is a very recent system, ChatGPT remains to be properly evaluated scientifically to compare its NLP performance with previous work.

Towards that direction, Tencent AI published a preliminary study on ChatGPT's ability to translate:

Is ChatGPT A Good Translator? A Preliminary Study by Wenxiang Jiao, Wenxuan Wang, Jen-tse Huang, Xing Wang, and Zhaopeng Tu (Tencent AI)

The main objective of this study is to evaluate ChatGPT for translating text into English since most of its training data is in English. Note: Indeed, ChatGPT is based on instructGPT, as mentioned in the . InstructGPT is GPT-3 fine-tuned with prompts "mostly in English" (Ouyang et al., 2022). Moreover, 93% of GPT-3's pre-training data is English (Brown et al., 2020).

They also evaluate translation into other languages that are much less represented in its training data, such as Japanese and Romanian, and thus more challenging.

In this article, I will analyze and explain their main findings, especially to highlight what seems to work and what doesn't when using ChatGPT as a machine translation system.

When dealing with generative language models, one of the most important steps is prompt design.

We need to find an appropriate natural language formulation to query the model given our target task. Here we want ChatGPT to translate a sentence in a source language, denoted "[SRC]," into a target language, denoted "[TGT]."

To find good prompts, Tencent AI directly asked ChatGPT to give 10 prompts, with the following prompt:
Provide ten concise prompts or templates that can make you translate.
ChatGPT returned as expected 10 prompts, but with only few differences between them. They finally decide to try only the following 3 which are the most representative of the 10 prompts initially returned by ChatGPT:

Prompt 1: Translate these sentences from [SRC] to [TGT]:

Prompt 2: Answer with no quotes. What do these sentences mean in [TGT]?

Prompt 3: Please provide the [TGT] translation for these sentences:

They evaluated each one of these prompts on a Chinese-to-English translation task ([SRC]=Chinese, [TGT]=English), and obtained the following results:

BLEU, chrF++, and TER are 3 automatic metrics for evaluating machine translation quality. With BLEU and chrF++, higher scores are better. With TER, lower scores are better.

Based on the scores obtained with these 3 metrics, they found that Prompt 3 performs the best. Prompt 2 seems also better than Prompt 1, even though chrF++ scores look similar.

This is interesting because Prompt 1 mentions the source language but the other two prompts don't. Yet, Prompt 1 underperforms. ChatGPT doesn't need to know the language of the text we want to translate.

This is impressive but also counter-intuitive. We could have expected ChatGPT to be more accurate thanks to the precision of the source language in its prompts. For human translators, knowing the source language is critical.

Currently, there is no good explanation for why ChatGPT yields lower scores when indicating the source language. We can assume that ChatGPT can automatically infer the source language from the user input. If this is the case, providing the source language shouldn't have any impact, instead of the negative impact observed in Tencent AI results.

Now that we have found a good prompt, we can evaluate ChatGPT against state-of-the-art machine translation systems.

Tencent AI chose online systems for comparisons: Google Translate, DeepL, and their own online system, Tencent TranSmart.

The results are as follows:

The three online systems perform similarly and seem to perform better than ChatGPT, even though the authors don't report on statistical significant testing to make sure that the differences are really significant.

Yet, I found these results impressive. Being based on instructGPT, we can assume that ChatGPT is mainly trained on English data, but seems able to capture the meaning of Chinese sentences well enough to generate English translations.

If we could fine-tune ChatGPT for Chinese-to-English, we would definitely obtain a translation of a much higher quality.

In the paper, Tecent AI also reports on similar differences for all translation directions between English, Chinese, German, and Romanian.

Again, the performances (in BLEU) are impressive. Even for translation directions that don't involve English, such as German-to-Chinese, ChatGPT can generate translations. According to BLEU, online systems remain better, as expected since they are trained for this task. ChatGPT isn't!

Results involving Romanian are quite different. For instance, the BLEU score is almost 50% lower for ChatGPT compared to the online systems. This difference is probably statistically significant.

The authors propose an explanation. Romanian is a language for which far fewer resources, e.g, Romanian text on the Internet, are available than for German and Chinese. ChatGPT may have seen during its training too few examples of Romanian sentences to accurately model them.

I would agree with this assumption, but it should be confirmed with more experiments involving other languages with similar amounts of resources, such as Croatian or Polish.

They carried out further experiments to evaluate the performance of ChatGPT in translating texts in a specific domain (biomedical) and user-generated (posted on social media, usually very noisy with grammatical errors).

Surprisingly, the performance of ChatGPT remains close to online systems for translating biomedical texts from German-to-English, according to BLEU.

ChatGPT does not seem to be negatively impacted by the very specific terms used in biomedical texts.

ChatGPT outperforms online systems in translating user-generated texts from German to English. This is impressive, but less surprising. We can assume that ChatGPT has a lot of social media posts in its training data (crawled from the Web), while the online systems training data used for comparison are usually heavily curated, and thus somewhat less robust to errors (grammatical, semantic, etc.).

This task is much more difficult for ChatGPT when translating into languages distant from English, such as Japanese as shown by the results on WMT20 Rob2, as expected.

The authors acknowledge in their study that more experiments with more language pairs are necessary to better assess ChatGPT's translation quality.

This assessment should be performed with human evaluation rather than with automatic metrics that are often inaccurate, especially when the scores of the systems compared are very close.

The lack of human evaluation is the main limitation of this work.

In my opinion, the impact of the prompt could be also further investigated. The authors chose a very original way by letting ChatGPT itself suggest prompts. But prompting ChatGPT to suggest prompts is a chicken and egg problem. The prompt itself used to get prompts for machine translation may have a strong impact on all the following experiments performed in this study. Previous work on prompt designing for machine translation tried very diverse and handcrafted prompts.

ChatGPT is impressive at machine translation.

From this preliminary study, we can already conclude that ChatGPT would be good, and probably even better than standard online systems, at translating text for which the translation is expected to have the characteristics of ChatGPT's training data, for instance, noisy user-generated texts in English.

Yet, as expected, ChatGPT is still behind more standard machine systems for translating into languages other than English, especially distant or low-resource languages, such as Japanese or Romanian.

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Chrome tab sharing allows you to send tabs from one device to another. With Chrome tab sharing, you can have the same tabs open on your desktop as on your mobile phone. This means you can pick up from where you left off and keep working on the same stuff, whether at home or on the go. Here is how you can send tabs between devices on Chrome.

What You Need to Share Tabs in Chrome

To be able to share tabs in Chrome, you will need:

Chrome 77 or later on your devices (Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android, iOS)

A synced Google account that you're signed in to

Open tabs you want to share

Now, let's dive into the details.

How to Share Chrome Tabs from Desktop to Mobile (Android/iOS)

There are different ways you can share tabs in Chrome. Here's how to send Chrome tabs from a desktop to an Android device.

1. Chrome Tab Sharing via QR Code

Open the Chrome browser on your desktop and go to the webpage or tab you want to send to your Android device.

Right-click on the webpage, scroll down and click on "Create QR code for this page."

This will generate a QR code displayed at the top-right of your browser.

Open Chrome on your Android device and tap the three-dots button at the top right.

Tap the "Share" button, then "QR code." A QR code will display under the SHARE tab. Tap on "SCAN" and point the camera at the QR code on your desktop.

The code will be scanned, and the tab will open on your Android device.

Alternatively, you can click the "Download" button beneath the QR code on your desktop. The code will be downloaded as a PNG file. Open the image and scan the code with your Android device. The page will now open on your Android device.

2. Chrome Tab Sharing via Webpage

Open Chrome on your desktop and go to the tab you want to send to your synced Android device.

Click on the webpage, scroll down and click "Sendto [Device Name]."

You will receive a notification on your Android device. Tap on it to open the tab in your Chrome browser.

3. Chrome Tab Sharing via URL

You can also share Chrome tabs by clicking on a URL. To do this, open a Chrome tab on your desktop and click on the URL address to highlight it.

Right-click on the highlighted URL and click "Send to [Device name]."

Tap on the push notification to open the Chrome tab on your Android.

4. Chrome Tab Sharing via the Laptop Icon in Address Bar

To share Chrome tabs via the address bar, open the tab you want to send. Click within the address bar, then click on the "Send this page" laptop icon to your right.

Select the target device from the list and click on it to send the tab. You will see a "Sending ... " alert between the laptop and QR code icons. Tap on the notification to view the page on your Android device.

How to Send Tabs from Android to Desktop

You can also send tabs from your Android device to your desktop in one of two ways. Here's how.

Open your Chrome browser and go to the tab you want to send to your desktop. Tap the three dots (More menu), scroll down and tap the "Share" button. This will open a menu at the bottom.

Tap "Send to your devices." Select the synced device you want to send the tab to and tap on it.

The tab will be sent to your online desktop as a webpage. Tap on it to open the tab in Chrome.

Here's an alternative way to send tabs from Android to desktop.

Open the tab you want to send in your Chrome browser. Tap the address box, then the Share button. Tap "Send to your devices." Select the device and tap to send.

Tap the notification on your desktop to open the tab and continue what you were doing.

How to Share Chrome Tabs on Your iPhone or iPad

Open your Chrome app and tap Share inside the address bar. Tap "Send to your devices."

Select which synced device you want to send the tab to. You will receive a notification when it arrives. Tap to open the tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What do I need to use Chrome's tab sharing feature?

You need Chrome 77 or later on a Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android, or iOS device. You also need to be signed in and have Chrome sync turned on.

2. Can I send multiple tabs at once?

Presently, you can only send tabs one at a time.

3. Can I send a tab to multiple devices at once?

You may only send one tab to one device at a time.

4. Can I share tabs offline?

Yes, you can initiate tab sharing offline, but both devices need to be online for you to complete the action.

5. How long does it take to send/receive tabs?

Tab sharing occurs in real-time, provided both devices are online.

6. Do incoming tab notifications disappear?

No, they don't disappear. When you're ready, simply tap on the sent tab to pick up from where you left off.

Other Ways to Share Tabs and Files

There are several other ways to share tabs and files between and across devices. You can share files between Android and Windows, use Nearby Share, and share between Mac and PC on your network, among others.

These file-sharing resources help you to synchronize your data and activities across devices, services, and networks.

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Let Chrome remember your favorite and frequently visited websites.

When you sync to Chrome, you'll get your bookmarks, passwords, and more on all your devices.

Add a bookmark

1. On your computer, open Chrome.

2. Go to the site you want to visit again in the future.

3. To the right of the address bar, click Star .

Find a bookmark

1. On your computer, open Chrome.

2. At the top right, click More Bookmarks.

3. Find and click a bookmark.

Tip: You can open bookmarks faster with the bookmarks bar. You'll find your bookmarks under the address bar. Click a bookmark to open it.

To turn the bookmarks bar on or off, click More Bookmarks Show Bookmarks Bar.

Organize your bookmarks

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This article describes the formula syntax and usage of the RAND function in Microsoft Excel.

Description

RAND returns an evenly distributed random real number greater than or equal to 0 and less than 1. A new random real number is returned every time the worksheet is calculated.

Syntax

RAND()

The RAND function syntax has no arguments.

Remarks

=RAND()*(b-a)+a

If you want to use RAND to generate a random number but don't want the numbers to change every time the cell is calculated, you can enter =RAND() in the formula bar, and then press F9 to change the formula to a random number. The formula will calculate and leave you with just a value.

Example

Copy the example data in the following table, and paste it in cell A1 of a new Excel worksheet. For formulas to show results, select them, press F2, and then press Enter. You can adjust the column widths to see all the data, if needed.

Need more help?

You can always ask an expert in the Excel Tech Community or get support in the Answers community.

See Also

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You can save web pages to read later, even if you're offline, like when you're on an airplane or somewhere without an Internet connection. To read pages later offline, download them in Chrome ahead of time.

Read a page later

To read a page later, add it to your reading list.

1. On your computer, open Chrome .

2. Go to a page you want to read later.

3. At the top right of your browser, click Side panel .

4. In the panel, select Reading list.

5. Click Add current tab.

Tip: You can also add a tab to your reading list by right-clicking on the tab

Add to reading list.

Find your reading list

Download a page from Chrome to read offline

You must be online to save a page.

To read a saved page, open the file on your computer. It will open in your default browser, like Chrome or Safari.

To delete a saved page, delete the file from your computer.

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In this table, we want to extract all the names in the sentences. First, enter the name that appears in the content of A1 in cell B1, click the tab, then click the drop-down button. In the pop-up drop-down menu, choose the option, the shortcut key is .

Use smart filling to replace some characters of the original string in batches. In this worksheet, we want to encrypt the phone number. Enter the encrypted mobile phone number format in cell C2. After inputting it, we can press the shortcut key for smart filling.

Using smart filling , we can add extra characters in batches based on the original characters. In this worksheet, select cell C2, and in this cell, we add double quotation marks to the book's title. After inputting, we press the shortcut key for the smart filling to add double quotation marks to all book titles.

Smart filling can help us merge data scattered in different columns into the same column. Take this worksheet as an example. We will merge the characters from column A to D into column E. After inputting, press the shortcut key to merge the scattered data of each column quickly.

Smart filling can help us reorder the original characters. In this worksheet, we select cell B2 and change the order of the name and team number. After inputting, we can press the shortcut key for smart filling.

The above operation needs to be noted that when using , the arrangement of the original data needs to be as regular as possible. If your data is irregular, may not achieve the effect you expect. What a powerful feature! Easy your work with WPS Spreadsheet like Microsoft Excel. Did you get it?

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