A quick and easy way to check your Wi-Fi speed is to use third-party software. Speed Check is a free, browser-based tool that provides real-time feedback about your current network speed. Just open a web browser, go to the url https://www.speedcheck.org, and use the tool to generate your network speed data.

To learn more ways to verify your network performance, visit our guide on how to check your Wi-Fi speed. To help better understand what network speeds are best for you, here are some examples of common environments and ideal bandwidth for each situation.

In a household with just a few individuals gaming and streaming media, you can get by with a download speed of 30 Mbps and upload speed of around 3 Mbps.

For serious gamers that don’t want a hint of latency, download speeds in the 100 Mbps – 200 Mbps range a will provide more reliability.

Media streaming, like gaming, can require larger amounts of bandwidth – especially when streaming 4K media.

A small household with a few people using the internet to stream media can get away with download speeds in the 25 Mbps to 50 Mbps range. But if you want to ensure there’s no lag in your scheduled binge, look for service that provides at least 100Mbps.

If you plan on working from home, you may need network service with a little more juice. Tools like remote desktop and video conferencing applications can place serious demands on network bandwidth. If you’ve got multiple people working from home that rely on these online resources, you may want to look for download speeds in the 50 – 100 Mbps area.

Casual computing refers to anyone who mainly uses the internet for basic browsing. They might enjoy the occasional video or browser game, but they aren’t using the internet for MMOs or international group calls. Casual users can get by with download speeds of around 5 Mbps to 25 Mbps.

A sure way to find your IP address is to use Command Prompt.

1. Launch Command Prompt. Open the Start Menu and search for cmd. Click the Command Prompt application from the search list.
2. Type in ipconfig and press enter.
3. You can find your IP address next to the line titled IPv4.

Wi-Fi users can use the Wi-Fi icon in the system tray to find their IP address.

1. Click the wireless icon in the taskbar.
2. Choose your Wi-Fi network from the list.
3. Click Properties and look for the Properties section in the window that opens.
4. Your IP address will be listed next to IPv4.

Hard-wired users can find their IP address using the network icon in the taskbar system tray.

1. Click the Ethernet icon.
2. Select your network from the list.
3. Click on your network name again at the top of the window that opens.
4. Scroll down to the Properties section.
5. Your IP address will be listed next to IPv4.

• Select the pen tool from the left toolbar.

  

• Click in your document to set the first anchor point (or corner of the triangle).
• Click again somewhere else to set the second anchor point (or corner of the triangle).

  

• Click again to set the third anchor point (or corner of the triangle).

  

• Finally, click your first anchor point to connect them and make your triangle.

  

Did you know that you can insert an image into a triangle!

Now that you’ve drawn a triangle, you’ll likely need to adjust it.

• Select the direct selection tool from the left toolbar.

  

• Using it, select only the anchor point you want to move. (Otherwise, you’ll move the whole triangle.)
• Drag the anchor point to adjust its placement.
• Repeat for each anchor point to adjust as needed.

A perfect triangle is one in which each side of the triangle has the same length and each corner makes a 60-degree angle.

There’s an easy way to make a perfect triangle in InDesign. Once you’ve drawn the triangle (see Step 1), then you can adjust it to a perfect triangle.

• Select the direct selection tool from the left toolbar.

  

• Using it, select only the anchor point you want to move. (Otherwise, you’ll move the whole triangle.)
• Drag the anchor point until you see the green lines appear both horizontally and vertically. (See step image above.)

A “right triangle” is one that has angles at 90, 60, and 30 degrees.

Once you have your triangle drawn, you can easily adjust it to make it a right triangle.

• Select the direct selection tool from the left toolbar.

  

• Using it, select only the anchor point you want to move. (Otherwise, you’ll move the whole triangle.)
• Drag the anchor point until you see the green lines run perpendicular to one another, without crossing.