In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Inline devices attach to your phone's cable and record your calls without requiring placement on the actual phone. Plug your telephone line into the appropriate jack on your inline recorder, then plug the recorder's outgoing phone line into your wall jack as though it was a normal phone line. Find the recorder's audio output cable, and plug it into your audio recording device of choice. Some inline recorders come with a recording device integrated into the unit. If you'd prefer to save a step, buy one of these models. More basic models let you decide what type of audio recorder to use, which may make them more useful for some people. Do it just as the conversation begins, and don't forget to start recording if using a separate audio recorder. Some devices come with a "remote input" feature. These devices will begin to record automatically when there's a call, saving you the trouble.
Summary: Capture your conversation with an inline recording device. Hook up the device. Activate the inline device.

If you are feeling your emotions but don't know or understand how to express them, study TV and movie actors. These are people who are trained to show emotions. They will exaggerate each emotion, which will give you a chance to understand the outward expressions associated with each emotion. The Notebook, Marley and Me, The Shawshank Redemption, Blood Diamond, and The Pursuit of Happiness are good movies with actors expressing a range of emotions. Writing down your emotions can help you become aware of them. Indicate how your body felt and how you outwardly expressed each emotion. For example, "I felt happy today after talking with my wife. To express my happiness, I smiled and gave her a hug". Writing your emotions and outward responses can act as a 'study sheet' that you can review when you are having an especially difficult time expressing your emotions. Think about how you might react to events happening in your future, and brainstorm alternative emotional responses. For example, if you know you are going to a wedding, you might initially feel dread or stressed about meeting new people. But, consider other emotional responses, such as happiness for the couple's new life and the opportunity to meet new people. Predicting how you will feel will help you be prepared to handle each emotion. If you prepare for emotional responses, you become aware of them as they happen. Empathy is critical because it allows you to be sensitive towards other's feelings and emotions. Once you can feel for someone else, you can turn inwards, and express your own emotions. Listen to people, and really try to make a connection with them. Use your imagination to think about what someone else has been through and how they may have felt. Volunteer at a homeless shelter, elderly home, or food bank and talk with people who have been through many struggles in their life. Take note of how they express their emotions, and keep that in mind when the time comes to express your own. Read a book and imagine yourself in someone else's situation. Grab a book you have read before or have been meaning to read. Pick one or two characters that you especially like, and try to put yourself in their shoes. Imagine what each character is going through, and try to imagine how they feel. Stand in front of a mirror with a list of emotions and practice making facial expressions for each one. Learn how the muscles around your face, eyes, and mouth move for each expression. Practice moving your hands in appropriate places for each emotion. For example, when you are practicing surprise, your eyes should widen and place your hand over your open mouth.
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One-sentence summary -- Watch dramatic movies and TV shows and take note of the emotions. Write down your emotional responses. Predict how you will feel in upcoming situations. Develop empathy. Practice showing emotions in a mirror to yourself.

Problem: Article: Double-click on the IE icon on your Windows desktop. It is the blue "e" icon with the yellow diagonal ring. Alternatively, use the Start menu search feature if you do not have icons on your desktop. Click the Windows orb at the lower-left corner, which doubles as the Start menu, then click on the text box right above it upon opening. Type in "Internet Explorer," and the search results should give you the browser's shortcut. Simply click the resulting shortcut to launch the browser. Enter the URL of the site you want to bookmark on the address bar at the top of the screen. You can also click a link to the site you want from another web page. Make sure you are at the specific page you want to bookmark, as some web pages have many sections. It can be helpful to reduce the number of clicks it requires to get to the page you actually want. Do this by pressing CTRL + D once you're on the web page you want to bookmark. A small box will pop up where you can rename the bookmark and save it in a particular Favorites folder, if you wish. When you're done, click "Add."
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Launch the Internet Explorer. Head to a site you want to bookmark. Add the website to your Favorites list.