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Before requesting that the dealership or previous owner pay for a VHR, demonstrate that you are a serious buyer. Devote your attention to one car instead of several cars on the lot. Talk to the salesperson about the vehicle and your financing options. Take the car for a test drive. Have the car looked over by a trusted mechanic. Dealerships often subscribe to a VHR service. This allows them to run VHRs economically on every car in their inventory. After demonstrating your interest in a vehicle, express your interest in the car to the salesperson and indicate that you have a few reservations. Indicate that the dealership's willingness to pay for the VHR would ease your remaining concerns about making the major purchase. When talking to the salesperson, you could say: "I really love this car but I have a few reservations. My last car was in the shop all of the time and I want to make sure this vehicle doesn't have a long history of repairs. In order to commit to the car, I need to see a detailed vehicle history report. This would really ease my concerns. Would you be willing to provide me with one?" Wait until you are close to purchasing the car to request a VHR. A dealer is unlikely to run these reports on a number of vehicles. If the salesperson willingly runs the VHR for you, thank the salesperson! If the salesperson refuses to run the VHR or hands you an outdated VHR, proceed with caution. These red flags indicate that the dealership is hiding something about the car's history. Walk away from the sale or pay for a complete VHR.

summary: Demonstrate your interest in a car. Request that the dealership pay for the VHR. Assess the dealership's response.

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Click or double-click the Adobe Acrobat app icon, which resembles the red Adobe logo. It's in the top-left corner of the window (Windows) or the screen (Mac). Doing so prompts a drop-down menu. This option is in the drop-down menu. Go to the location of the PDF on your computer, then click the PDF to select it. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Your PDF will open in Adobe Acrobat. The drop-down menu will reappear. It's in the File drop-down menu. Doing so prompts a pop-out menu. This option is in the pop-out menu. Another pop-out menu will appear next to the current one. It's in the final pop-out menu. Doing so will open a File Explorer (Windows) or a Finder (Mac) window in which to save your document. Click a save location on the left side of the window (or, if you're on a Mac, in the "Where" drop-down box if present), then click Save at the bottom of the window.

summary: Open Adobe Acrobat Pro. Click File. Click Open. Select your PDF. Click Open. Click File again. Select Export To. Select Microsoft Word. Click Word Document. Save your file.

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Especially when you're going for a longer or tapered beard, you're better off trimming the bulk around your chin with scissors, but you can still use a beard trimmer on the sides and around your cheeks. Start with a longer setting on your beard trimmer. Nearly all beard trimmers are going to have a guard with adjustable lengths. Since it's always easier to remove a bit more rather than grow some back, start with a longer setting on the trimmer and move down incrementally until you find the setting you want. No matter whether you're trimming with scissors or a beard trimmer, always trim your beard when it's dry. When it comes time to pull out the scissors, start from the bottom and trim slowly in small groupings rather than shearing too much. Use a comb in coordination with the scissors to trim at equal lengths. Though you start at the bottom, you may find it helpful to trim up one side of your beard to shape it, then duplicate it on the other side afterward as opposed to shaping the whole thing at once. Sometimes the difference between a kempt beard and a grizzly one is a matter of cleaning up the edges. Shaving any stray upper cheek hairs, cleaning up your neckline, and trimming any accompanying mustache (if you have one) are all important in managing your beard. The standard way to determine your neckline is to look at your profile in a three-way mirror and imagine a slightly curved line the runs from just behind your earlobe down to just above your Adam's apple. Shaving anything below this line will create a suave, natural neckline.
summary: Trim the sides with a beard trimmer. Trim with the scissors slowly and methodically. Do any final edging.