Q: Using a warm, wet cloth, take a few passes at the spot to get the worst of the mess out of the way. Because of the way carpet and fabric upholstery are made, much of the droppings will collect and harden at the top of the fibers, making the bulk of it easier to wipe away. Use pinching, pulling motions with the wet cloth to coax the droppings out of the carpet or upholstery. Depending on exactly what type of surface you're cleaning and what materials it's made of, you'll want to purchase some special cleaner that is guaranteed to work safely on that surface. Most standard carpet cleaners or all-purpose household cleaners will be mild enough to work on any kind of carpet, and foaming upholstery cleaners can be found at any supermarket or drugstore. Spray enough cleaner onto the spot to cover what's left of it. If you do not have any specialized carpet cleaner on hand, you also have the option of mixing up a gentle solution consisting of mild laundry detergent, vinegar and warm water. Give the cleaner two or three minutes to sit on the spot. The chemical compounds in the cleaner will begin to eat away the hardened stain, making it easy to wipe away later. Use a damp washcloth to go over the spot once again. The stain-fighting power of the cleaner combined with the force of scrubbing by hand should be enough to take the spot out of your carpet or upholstery. If any traces are left after scrubbing, spray a little more cleaner on the spot, let it sit, then make a second attempt. Scrub forcefully to ensure that you get as much of the dried-on mess out of the deeper layers of the carpet as you can. Always wash any washcloth or towel that comes into contact with bird poop right away.
A: Give the spot an initial go-over. Spray on some upholstery care or carpet cleaner. Let the cleaner start to work on the spot. Wipe away the remaining mess.

Q: When writing in outlines, Word automatically formats slide titles and text, allowing you to write and edit a PowerPoint in one document before converting it to slides. You will still need to add your pictures manually in PowerPoint. Click "File" "New" to start a blank document. You could also press "Ctrl" and "N" simultaneously. " The "View" tab is at the top of your screen. Once you click on it, a tab labeled "Document Views" will appear above your blank document. Click on the one labeled "Outline." This will bring up the Outline editing view. This view should look like a giant, blank white screen with your tabs above it. " Your text will be in large font and colored dark blue -- this indicates the title of each slide. This will indent the line to the right. Everything written here will be the text for your slide. Every time you hit enter, it will bring you to a new line -- this corresponds to bullet points in your PowerPoint. If you hit tab again, you will create "sub-bullets, like this: This is a sub-bullet. Once you've written all of your slide text, hit enter to start a new line. In the upper left corner, under the title "Outline Tools," you'll see a menu with the current "Level." Using either the green arrows or the dropdown menu, select "Level 1" to make a new title. You can also click and drag the small gray circles next to your text. If you drag a circle all the way to the left it will become a title. You can click on a line and change its "Level" at any time. The levels convert to PowerPoint as follows: Level 1 = Slide Titles Level 2 = Slide Text Level 3 and up = Sub-Bullets Body Text will not appear in your PowerPoint. " PowerPoint will take your document and convert it automatically into slides. If you cannot see the "Send to PowerPoint" button, try this to make it appear. Click on "File" "Options" to open up the Options Window. Click "Quick Access Toolbar." Select "All Commands" under the "Choose Commands From:" menu. Scroll down through the alphabetically listed commands until you find "Send to Microsoft Powerpoint." Click to "Add > >" it. Now, a small button will appear in the upper left corner of word that lets you send the document to PowerPoint. PowerPoint will automatically convert documents written in Outline form for you. In PowerPoint, click "File" "Open." Select "All Files" from the drop-down menu labeled VIEW FILES? to make Word Documents appear. Find and open your document to have it automatically converted. Apply the finishing touches to your presentation, like slide animations, sounds, themes, or pictures. Word will not automatically convert pictures for you -- you will have to manually copy and paste or insert them into your slides.
A: Use the "Outlines" view to format a new Word document for PowerPoint. Begin a "New Document" in Word. Click on "View" "Outline. Type the title of your first slide and hit "Enter. Hit "tab" to write your slide text. Start a new slide by choosing "Level 1" in the upper left corner. Set the "Levels" to format your slides. Send the document to PowerPoint using "File "Send to PowerPoint. Click OK in the bottom right corner. Alternatively, open your document right in PowerPoint. Customize your presentation in PowerPoint.

Q: With MS Word running, select File from the menu bar in the top left corner of the screen. Then, choose New. This will give you a choice as to which style and layout you want the document to be created in. In the search bar, type the word "screenplay." Currently, Microsoft offers one premade screenplay template for MS Word 2013/2016. Double click on it after the search is completed. This will launch the screenplay-formatted document. In MS Word 2010, the steps are essentially the same. Open a new document, then select templates, and search Microsoft Office Online. Choose one of the two available, then download it. There are no hard and fast rules governing the style in which screenplays are produced, though there are general guidelines, vocabulary, and common features. Check with the specific studio you're writing for to find out how to customize your specific document. Think about how to adjust margins, font size, fonts, and line spacing. If you've already written or have a screenplay saved on your hard drive, open it in MS Word. In Word 2013/2016, click File > Save As > Computer. Type a name for your template in the file name box. Then, in the drop-down "save as type" menu just below the file name box, select Word Template. If the document contains macros, select Word Macro-Enable Template. Click save. If you want to change the location where your template will be saved, click File > Options > Save and type the folder path you want to use in the default personal templates location box.
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Open a new document. Locate a screenplay template. Adjust the screenplay template as desired. Create your own template.