Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Facebook Help Center webpage. Review the options toolbar. Select a relevant section. Review additional options. Use the search bar to expedite your process. Open the Ads Help Center page. Visit the Facebook Community page.

Answer: If you aren't already logged into Facebook, you'll need click the "Log In" button in the top-right corner of the page to enter your Facebook email address and password. This is at the top of the screen, directly beneath the search bar-- you'll need to drag your mouse cursor over each option to view its subsections. Your options include the following: Using Facebook - This section of the Help Center covers basic Facebook functionality, including how-tos on friending, messaging, and account creation. Managing Your Account - This section covers items such as your login and your profile settings. Privacy and Safety - This section addresses account security, unfriending people, and hacked/fake accounts. Policies and Reporting - This section covers basic reporting (abuse, spam, etc.) as well as handling a deceased person's Facebook account and reporting hacked or fake accounts. You can also check out the "Questions You May Have" and "Popular Topics" sections on this page. These sections cover a lot of common issues and complaints. Both of these sections are on the main page of the Facebook Help Center website. For example, if you're having a problem with an impostor account, you'd select the "Privacy and Safety" section and then click "Hacked and Fake Accounts". In keeping with the impostor account example, you might click the "How do I report an account that's pretending to be me?" link. Doing so will bring up a series of steps that explain how to remedy your situation. For example, Facebook recommends dealing with an impostor account by going to the account's profile page, clicking the button with three dots (...) above a post, and clicking the Report, then following the on-screen instructions. To do this, simply click on the search bar at the top of the Help Center page--it will say something like "Hi (Your Name), how can we help?"--and type in a few words related to your complaint. You should see several suggestions pop up in a drop-down menu below the search bar. For example, you might type in "impostor account", then click on the "How do I report an account for impersonation?" result. The search bar here only links to Facebook's pre-written articles--if you're looking for an answer to a specific issue not covered in the Help Center, scroll down and click the button that says Community Help to visit the Facebook Community Page. If your business or page is having issues with ads, your questions are usually addressed in this section. To delve into advertising, you'll want to click the Creating Ads or Managing Ads buttons. For problems with advertising, you'll need to click Troubleshooting Your Ads and then select an issue on the subsequent menu. If you can't find your current problem listed anywhere in the Help Center, your best bet is to look for it in the community forums here. You'll see a search bar at the top of this page--you can look up topics (e.g., disabled accounts) from here.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Knead the mixture into a soft dough. Form the dough into a long rectangle. Cut the rectangle into 8 to 10 short strips. Roll each strip into a long rope. Cut each rope into 1 in (2.5 cm) pieces. Arrange the gnocchi on a floured baking sheet. Make ridges with a fork or press each gnocchi to add a unique look.

Answer: Use your hands to combine the crumbly mixture. Keep mixing until you have a dough that's smooth and doesn't fall apart. Avoid kneading it too much once it's formed or the gnocchi will be tough. You shouldn't need to add flour to your work surface at this point because the dough is already crumbly. Keep the dough on your work surface and use your hands to shape it into a rectangle that's about 12 inches (30cm) long and 4 inches (10cm) wide. If the dough sticks, use a sprinkling of flour to loosen it. Use a sharp knife or bench scraper to cut across the rectangle. Avoid using a serrated knife which could tear the dough. Make 8 to 10 strips that are about 4 inches (10cm) long. The dough should feel light and airy if you haven't over-mixed it. Move 1 of the strips to the center of your work surface and use the palms of both hands to roll it into a long rope. If you want to make thin gnocchi, roll the dough into a rope that's about 12 inches (30cm) long. Roll out each of the strips into ropes. If you want thicker gnocchi, roll the rope about 8 inches (20cm) long. Take your knife or bench scraper and cut across each of the ropes. Make 1 in (2.5 cm) pieces that will become the gnocchi. If the dough begins to stick, sprinkle more flour onto your work surface. Sprinkle flour evenly across a rimmed baking sheet. Place the gnocchi on the sheet and sprinkle more flour over them. Keep them on the sheet until you're ready to boil them. Boil the gnocchi within 45 minutes of cutting and putting them on the sheet. To add texture, press a piece of the dough onto the tines of a fork and roll the dough off as you press gently. For an easier shape, press your thumb into the middle of each piece of dough. If you don't want to add texture to your gnocchi, you can skip this step and begin boiling the pasta.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the search menu. Type "default programs" into the search bar. Select "Set program access and computer defaults.

Answer: In this section, we'll use Windows 8's search function to get to the Program Access menu quickly. Start by bringing up the search bar. There are a few ways to do this: Move your mouse to the very top right corner of the screen. Leave it still for a second or two and a menu should pop in from the right side of the screen. Click the magnifying glass icon. If you have a touchscreen monitor, just swipe inward from the right side of the screen and tap on the magnifying glass icon. Alternatively, bring up the Start screen (click the Windows icon in the taskbar, which is in the bottom left by default) and click the small magnifying glass in the top right. Note: If you don't usually have a hard time finding things on Windows 8, you can skip this section and simply find the Program Access Menu under Control Panel>All Control Panel Items>Default Programs. A list of related options should pop up. Select the "Default Programs" option that should be at the top of the list. If you can't find the "Default Programs" option, you can search for "Control Panel", select the Control Panel option, click "Program," and finally click "Default Programs" to get to the same location. " This option is listed at the bottom of the Default Programs screen.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Water less if the branches become limp and yellow. Adjust your watering if the needles turn yellow. Give the plant more light if the lower branches become brown. Adjust the moisture levels if the needles drop.

Answer:
Norfolk Island pines like moist soil, but they don't do well with excessive watering. If the branches become limp or start turning yellow, water the tree less often. The tree only needs to be watered when the top inch (2.5 cm) of soil becomes dry. The yellow needles may also drop if you're overwatering. Yellowing needles (not accompanied by limp branches) can be a sign that you aren't giving the tree enough water. Water the soil thoroughly when it dries out, and provide the tree with additional humidity. You can increase the humidity by misting the tree daily. Watch out for the lower branches turning brown and dropping off especially. This is a telltale sign that the tree isn't getting enough light. Move the tree closer to a northeast or northwest window, a shaded south or west window, or to a solarium. Norfolk Island pines need lots of indirect sunlight. If you cannot provide the tree with enough natural light, consider using a full-spectrum bulb that's designed for plants. Dropping needles that don't change color can be a sign of a few things, including too much or too little moisture. Often, it's an indication of too little moisture. If the soil feels dry and you don't water often, water the tree more frequently. If the soil is damp and you water often, cut back. Dropping needles can also indicate that the tree is too close to a draft.