Problem: Article: Your document should load with the "Home" tab, which displays most of the basic text property settings, open by default. You'll need to click and drag your mouse cursor over the text, releasing the button only when you've highlighted your preferred section. To select all text in a document, hold down the Ctrl key and tap A. This is the button with a vertical arrow pointing both up and down; you can find it in the "Paragraph" section of the Home tab. Your highlighted text should now be double-spaced!
Summary: Open your Microsoft Word Document. Highlight the text you wish to double-space. Click the "Line and Paragraph Spacing" button. Click "2.0".

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When scarf length is reached, bind it off. Bind off by working from right to left after knitting a row of loops and there is one loop on each peg. Lay the working yarn across the middle of the loom. With loom tool, lift the loop off of the upper peg. Keep this loop on the loom tool. A crochet hook can be used for this part. This can be easier than using the loom tool because the crochet hook has a curved end. Bring loom tool with upper peg loop still on it over to the lower peg. Lift the loop off from the lower peg and onto the tool. Two loops are on the loom tool or hook. With finger, bring the upper peg stitch over the lower peg stitch. Slide upper peg stitch off of the end of the tool or hook. Only one loop is on the hook. One or both of the loops can slide off the hook if using the loom tool for this part, which is why using a crochet hook is easier. After knitting the first loop, go to the next peg on the upper row and pick up the loop onto the tool or hook. Slide the first loop over the second loop again. Bind off loops in this fashion until the end of the loom is reached. At the end of the row the last loop from the loom is knitted. Loop the working yarn around the loom tool or hook and pull it through the second loop on the tool or hook. Pull to create a large loop and cut the loop in the center. Remove the loose yarn and pull the tail to secure the end of the scarf. After creating the end tail, weave it into the end of the scarf to hide it and secure it. Thread the yarn through the eye of a tapestry or yarn needle. Use the needle to weave the yarn through the edge of the scarf. Bring the yarn through each of the stitches on the end of the scarf pulling the yarn taut each time. When the yarn cannot be woven any more, then tie off the yarn and cut off the excess.

SUMMARY: Lay the working yarn across the center of the loom. Lift stitch off the last upper peg. Lift stitch off the last lower peg with loom tool. Move the upper peg stitch. Work back and forth to bind off the entire row. Pull the working yarn through the last loop. Weave in the ends.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use your favorite cake recipe or cake mix and pour the batter into 2 cake pans that are 8 inches (20cm) across. Bake them for as long as your recipe or instructions suggest. When they're done, you should be able to insert a toothpick and pull it out without bringing any batter or crumbs out with it. If you remove the cakes too quickly, they may lose their shape or stick to the pan. Let them sit for 5 minutes before removing them from their pans. Cut around the outside of each cake with a butterknife to help keep them from sticking to the pan. Using potholders or hot pads, flip the pans upside down over a cooling rack so the cakes fall out. You can do this either by pressing down on the glass so that it cuts through the cake, or by holding the glass and using a knife to cut around it. Once you've removed the center, set it aside. You can save it to eat later or even frost like a cupcake. Use a bread knife and cut slowly and gently so your cake doesn't get flattened or misshapen. Remove the pieces you cut away, and save them to eat later if you wish. Your 2 cakes should now look roughly like C shapes. Spread a little frosting on the end of one C-shaped cake, and connect the frosted part with the other cake to form a 3. The frosting will help it hold together, and prevent the frosting on top from falling through the crack. Layer cakes often come out slightly different sizes, and once you put your 2 pieces together you may realize they are different heights. If this is the case, simply remove the top layer of the highest cake by gently cutting sideways with a bread knife.
Summary: Bake 2 round cake layers that are 8 inches (20cm) wide. Let the cakes cool in their pans for 5 minutes. Transfer the cakes to a cooling rack. Use a glass to cut a circle out of the center of each cake. Cut away of each cake. Connect the 2 cakes with a little frosting to make a 3. Use a bread knife to make the two cakes the same height if necessary.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Tuck the sleeves inside the shirt first, so that you have nice, curved edges for the arm holes. Place the shirt on top of the craft foam. Trace around the shirt, including the arm holes, stopping a few inches below each arm pit. This will be the base for your chest plate. If you can't find craft foam, thin, flexible cardboard may also work. Make sure it's white. Stay on the safe side, and add a few extra inches to the top of the shoulders. Test it over your own chest. The top edges should wrap over your own shoulders. The bottom edge should extend a few inches past your armpit. Don't worry about it wrapping all the way around your torso. Make sure that the breast cups are touching each other in the middle (this forms the cleavage). The top edges of the breast cups should be just below the arm pit of the chest plate. The bottom edges will likely hang over the bottom edge of the chest plate. The thinner part of the breasts should be pointing upwards. The thicker, fuller part should be pointing downwards. Once the glue dries, flip the chest plate over. Trim off the excess chest plate until you can see the entire inside of each breast cup again. This will make the breasts more comfortable to wear, especially if you are a girl.
Summary:
Trace the upper part of a t-shirt onto a sheet of white craft foam. Cut the chest plate out. Glue the breast cups to the bottom of your chest plate. Trim off the excess chest plate behind the breast cups.