INPUT ARTICLE: Article: First thing you need to do is to open your windows explorer by pressing Windows + E keys. If you don't want your other users to have the same startup item, refer to this guide. In the windows explorer, navigate to the hidden system folder: C:\Users\(User-Name)\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup. You can also press Windows + R to open Run and then type in shell:Startup and hit OK. Now you're in the Startup folder. In the folder, you can either add or delete shortcuts for whatever items you'd like in the Startup folder. The program shortcuts you add in will automatically start whenever you open your computer. If you remove programs from the startup folder, they're considered as disabled. You can add as many shortcuts as you want, but keep in mind that adding a lot of startup programs may or may not cause heavy processing that will lead to slow startup loading.

SUMMARY: Open Windows Explorer. Add or Delete Startup Items for a Specific User.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you can't make it to a concert or sporting event, the money you spent on tickets does not have to go to waste. You can also try buying a few extra tickets to an event at student prices. Then, sell them to friends and relatives who do not go to your college for an extra cost. If you go to a school with a big sports culture, tickets to things like football and basketball games are in particularly high demand. Many students resell old textbooks at the campus bookstore at the end of the year. However, resale prices there tend to be low. You can try reselling your books on your own. You may get more money going this route. The website BookScouter will give you an idea of how much a specific used book tends to sell for. You can then try to sell the book online for that price, or try to resell it to another student for a similar price. You can also go to local used bookstores. If you have a book that's in quality condition, you may be able to resell it there. If you just got a new phone or laptop, do not throw out the old one. You can resell old electronics online or through a used electronics store. People may need the parts, or be okay using a used laptop that's less pricey than a new one. You can auction off old clothes on websites like eBay. You can also stop by a local thrift store or secondhand shop and see if you can get any money for old items of clothing. You can also look for online consignment shops, like ThredUp.
Summary: Sell tickets to events you're not attending. Resell your textbooks. Sell your old electronics. Sell your old clothes.

. Brushing keeps your pet clean and healthy and allows you to check his skin and fur for problems. Brush type and other washing and grooming requirements vary by breed. Check with your veterinarian, groomer or breeder for more information. Brush all over the puppy, including his belly and hind legs. Start when your puppy is young so that he isn't afraid of the brush. Start in short lessons, using treats and toys. Brush him for only a few minutes at a time at first to avoid overwhelming him. Do not brush the face and legs with instruments that may cause pain. . Ask your veterinarian or groomer to show you the proper nail-cutting technique. Improper technique can hurt your puppy if you cut into the quick of his nail. This is especially important if your puppy has black nails that make it hard to spot the quick. Nails that are too long can cause strain to your dog's wrists, as well as damage floors, furniture, and possibly people. Plan to trim your puppy's nails every two to four weeks unless directed otherwise by your vet. Use treats and praise, and start with only trimming a few at a time to avoid overwhelming him. Chew toys help a puppy keep his teeth healthy. Toothbrushes and toothpaste made specifically for dogs are also helpful in keeping your pup's teeth clean and healthy. Acclimate your puppy to having his teeth brushed slowly so that it is a positive experience for him. Don't forget to shower him with treats and praise! Washing more than necessary can dry out your dog's skin and strip important oils from his coat. Gradually introduce your puppy to water and the process of getting bathed. Give him treats and praise, as always.
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One-sentence summary -- Brush your puppy daily Trim your puppy's nails Keep your puppy's teeth and gums healthy. Only bathe your puppy when he needs it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can dry your hair with your blow dryer using warm air instead of hot air if you are trying to minimize heat damage. A warm setting will use a little bit of heat to straighten your hair with less risk of damage.

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Set your blow dryer to warm.