Article: Let your parents know that you appreciate everything they do for you. This includes not just the big stuff, like putting a roof over your head and feeding you, but also smaller everyday things, like giving you a ride to your friend's house. A simple "thank you" goes a long way. Let your parents know when they gave you good advice. It will make them feel so good to hear "You were right" or "I was wrong" every now and then. No one is always perfect . If you did something that upset your parents or said something you didn't mean, tell them you're sorry. It's never too late to say you're sorry! Your parents want to feel involved in your life, so set some time aside to talk to them every day if you can. Ask them how their days were and tell them about yours. Discuss any problems you have and ask them for advice. Try not to do this when they are in the middle of something. Dinnertime is ideal for family conversations. If you don't live with your parents, call them regularly. Visits are always appreciated too! It's inevitable that you will disagree with your parents about some things, but try to be mature about it and understand where they are coming from. Even if you think they're wrong, don't start an argument. Keep in mind that your parents have a lot more life experience than you do. Take a moment to consider if your parents' religious beliefs, cultural background, or upbringing may have something to do with their opinions. Be understanding of this even if you do not share the same values. If you don't understand why your parents disagree with you about something, ask them to explain their thoughts. Your parents probably miss the days when you were a little kid and used to give them hugs all the time. Show them you still love them by giving them a big hug every now and again. Telling them you love them will make the hug even better.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Say thank you. Apologize when you do something wrong. Make time for a conversation. Try to see their perspective. Give them a hug!

Problem: Article: Before you can take a screenshot, you must make sure that the screen which you want to screenshot is up with no distractions (e.g., open windows or programs). It's typically found in the upper-right side of the keyboard, just right of the row of "Function" keys (e.g., F12) at the top of the keyboard. Pressing the Print Screen key will take a picture of the entire screen's contents. The Print Screen key may be entitled "PrtSc" or something similar. If your computer has an Fn key in the lower-left side of the keyboard, you might need to press Fn and Print Screen at the same time. This program comes installed on all Windows computers. To open it: Open Start {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png\/30px-Windowsstart.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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<\/p><\/div>"} On Windows 8, open Search Click the search bar at the bottom of the Start menu. Type in paint Click Paint at the top of the Start window. On Windows 8, Paint will be in the Search results. For a Windows XP computer, click Start, select Programs, select Accessories, and click Paint. Once the Paint window opens, press Ctrl+V to paste in the screenshot. You should see the screenshot appear in the Paint window. Press Ctrl+S, then enter a name for your screenshot, select a save folder on the left side of the window, and click Save. You can change the screenshot's file type by clicking the "Save as type" drop-down box at the bottom of the window and then clicking a different format (e.g., JPEG) in the drop-down menu. The most common file types are JPG and PNG. The recommended format for screenshots is PNG, due to the high quality and small file size.
Summary: Go to the screen that you want to screenshot. Press the Print Screen key. Open Paint. Paste in the screenshot. Save the screenshot.

If you assemble the pieces at random, the puzzle will usually be unsolvable. Reassemble it in a solved position instead, starting with four edge pieces of the same color. This first part is the most difficult: Slide each edge piece into position around the matching central place. Hold them in place so they don't fall. If a piece won't go in, slide it on in a "wrong" position and twist it into place. Once the cross is made, carefully put the cube down, with the cross on the table surface. The four corner pieces on the bottom should snap on easily. They will help hold the other pieces in place, so it will be easier from here on out. Make sure all pieces are in the correct position. Push them firmly into place. You should now have one gap in the middle layer. Begin with a corner, which should attach easily, then build from it until you have two rows done. The edge pieces are easier to attach if you rotate the top layer so you can slot the edge piece in directly over the gap you left in the middle layer. Finish up with the final four pieces: Attach the last piece in the middle layer. Attach the two remaining corner pieces in the top layer. Rotate the top layer at a 45 angle to the others. Attach the final piece. The cube can feel stiff at first after adding lubricant, but after a few minutes of working it in, you should notice faster, smoother turns. If you adjusted the screws, it can take a couple hours of use to break in the cube and check whether the tension is where you want it. If lubricating made your cube stiffer and the problem doesn't go away within a couple days, you probably used too much lubricant. Disassemble the cube and wipe off the excess.
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Make a cross of a single color. Complete the bottom layer. Attach three pieces in the middle layer. Build two rows of the top layer. Complete the cube. Scramble the cube for a while.