In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wear a fitted turtleneck or blouse underneath strappy, fitted dresses. For dresses that fit more loosely, try wearing a long sleeved, collared blouse underneath. You can even try wearing long sleeve blouses underneath sleeveless dresses. Oversized sweaters are a great way to keep your upper body warm. Wear them over strappy or open shoulder dresses. They go well with maxi dresses, too. For example, wear an over-sized knit sweater over a tunic or a shirtdress. Do this by wearing tight-fitting sweaters or crewneck shirts over your dresses. You can wear them over short or long dresses, whichever you prefer. Make sure to wear tight-fitting sweaters over tight-fitting dresses to avoid a bulky look. Statement coats are a great way to keep yourself warm while wearing a dress. Choose a thick coat to wear over shirtdresses, tunics, and short or long dresses. For example, choose from faux fur coats and fitted short or long wool coats. Instead of wearing one thick coat, mix and match jackets. Choose two different jackets that complement each other and wear them over your dress. You can even add an additional layer by wearing a vest underneath your jackets. For example, wear a leather or jean vest over a fuzzy jacket, or layer a fuzzy vest over a jean jacket. You an also try layering a printed poncho over a leather or jean jacket.
Summary: Wear shirts underneath your dresses. Try an oversized sweater. Turn your dress into a skirt. Wear a statement coat. Layer jackets.

Listening to your customer's concerns is one way to help anticipate future needs, but putting yourself in their shoes is entirely different. . Try using your own products or practicing being your own customer to identify what future problems and frustrations may be. For example, if you are a photograph, practice a shoot on a friend. Your friend will most likely be more honest with you on your actions. Or, have a fellow photographer perform a shoot on you. Identify how you feel about certain aspects of this practice. Would you change any of the experience for a customer? Customers value good customer service. A friendly smile and a cheerful disposition goes a long way to ensure business loyalty. Further, a customer-centered employee is more in tune with the future frustrations that may arise. Anticipating a customer's reactions does not necessarily require new research or data. Apply what you already know about your customers to make an educated guess on what may happen in the future. For example, if you know your market is a small town in the Midwestern, United States, you can already predict what their beliefs may be toward a local sports team. You can use this knowledge to anticipate how well an item may sell. Chances are, if you have been in business for any length of time, you already have a mental list of "frequently asked questions" (FAQS). Before sitting down with a client or customer remember the commons frustrations, problems, and solutions to better prepare yourself for what may be asked.
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One-sentence summary -- Put yourself in your customer's shoes. Hire customer-centered employees. Apply data that you already have. Be prepared when conversing with customers.

Q: You can access the Desktop by clicking on the Desktop tile on the Start screen or by pressing the Windows key + D. This will open the desktop, where you will see several icons. Right-click on the desktop, select "New," and then choose "Shortcut." This will open the Create Shortcut window. In the field labeled "Type the location of the item", enter shutdown /s This will create a shortcut that will shut down the computer after a 30-second default timer. If you want to adjust the timer, add the /t XXX command to the end of the line. XXX represents the number of seconds delay you want prior to shutdown. For example: shutdown /s /t 45 will create a shortcut that shuts down after 45 seconds. Setting the timer to 0 will shut down the computer immediately after the shortcut is run. By default the shortcut will be named "shutdown". You can change the name to whatever you'd like in the next window. Windows will use the default Program icon for your new shortcut. You can change this by right-clicking on it and selecting "Properties." In the "Shortcut" tab, select "Change Icon" This will open a list of available icons. Find one that better matches your shutdown shortcut. Once the shortcut is complete, you can add it to your Start menu or taskbar by right-clicking the shortcut and select "Pin to Start" or "Pin to Taskbar." This will create a tile on your Start menu or a shortcut in your taskbar that you can click to shut down your computer.
A: Open Desktop Mode (Windows 8). Create a new shortcut on the desktop. Enter the shutdown command. Rename your shortcut. Change the icon. Pin the shortcut to your Start menu or taskbar.

Problem: Article: Most credit cards (and other types of plastic cards) have a thickness of 30 mil, which comes out to around 0.76 millimeters (0.762 mm, to be exact). It isn't the most exact measuring tool, but it may be close enough for tasks that require you to have a rough idea of how something measures up in millimeters. If you don't have a credit card handy, stack 10 sheets of 812in (22cm) x 11in (28cm) printer paper on top of each other to get a layer that's about 1 millimeter thick. This may be harder to work with than a single plastic card, though. A "mil" is a little-used imperial unit that corresponds to one thousandth of an inch, and is not to be confused with millimeters. Align the outer edge of the card with your chosen starting point on the object. Imagine that the card is a ruler, and that the edge is the 0mm line. For this method, you'll essentially be adding up 1 millimeter at a time in order to find the one of the object's given dimensions. Run the tip of your writing utensil down the card to trace a line long enough to be plainly visible. This marks a distance of 0.762 millimeters between the end of the object and your first line. You'll be drawing a number of lines quite close together, so use light pressure to make the line as thin as possible. Sharpening your pencil or using a pen with an ultra-fine point will help. This line will be 1.52 millimeters from your starting point. Reset your card on the far edge of your second line and draw another. Continue measuring and marking in small increments until you reach the end of the object, then count up the number of individual spaces. Make sure you count the spaces between the lines and not the lines themselves, since there will be 1 too many. To increase your precision a bit, count every 4 lines as 3 millimeters total. This will help make up the difference, since the card isn't exactly 1mm thick.
Summary:
Grab a normal credit card. Stand the card up on a piece of paper beside the object you're measuring. Use a pen or pencil to draw a thin line along the inner edge of the card. Slide the card down to the other side of the line and repeat the process.