Questions to Consider. 1  Describe the different figures in the Harperâs illustrationâthe Chinese man, Columbia, and the mob of white men on the right. 2  Examine the posters on the wall behind Columbia and the Chinese man. 3  The caption reads: âColumbiaââHands off, gentlemen!
Best Answer: This is because a Google Chromebook only supports so called 'web applications' that are either accessed from a URL (such as http://google.ca) or through the Chrome Webstore. It does not run executables such as Firefox.
Google Chrome has a built-in PDF reader* and a PDF writer and we can combine the two features to remove the password from any PDF document. Letâs see how: 1  Drag any password protected PDF file into your Google Chrome browser.2  If you canât find one, use this sample PDF file â the open password is âlabnolâ without the quotes. 3  Google Chrome will now prompt you to enter the password of the file. 4  Enter the password and hit Enter to open the file. Enter the password and hit Enter to open the file. 2  Now go to the File menu in Google Chrome and choose Print (or press Ctrl+P on Windows or Cmd+P on Mac). 3  Choose the destination printer as âSave as PDFâ and click the Save button.