Article: There are many ways to attach the tops of the stringers to the structure. One easy way is to screw metal joist hangers to the floor joists or deck supports. Drive screws through the holes in the joist hangers, putting one edge flush with the end of the stringer and the other against the joist. Set the bottoms of the stringers on a firm footing like concrete, wood flooring, or even a block of treated lumber on top of gravel (for outside stairs). Stringers are usually made from 1in 6in (2.5cm 15.2cm) wood. Though you can do without them, screwing these planks vertically between each step will make the stairs look nicer, and last longer. Cut 1in 6in (2.5cm 15.2cm) boards to the width of your stairs. Secure each stringer with 2.5in (6.4cm) screws. Ensure that the riser height is exactly the same for each step. Cut lumber to be at or slightly longer than the tread run in width, and as long as the stairs are wide (or just wider, if you prefer a slight overhang on the ends of your stairs. Secure the treads to the steps of the stringers with 2.5in (6.4cm) screws over each stringer. For instance, you could cut 1in 10in (2.5cm 25.4cm) lumber to the width of the stairs, and use this for your treads. For a special touch, use two boards and leave a 1814 inch (0.320.64cm) between them. For instance, you could cut 1in 5in (2.5cm 12.7cm) boards to the width of the stairs, and install two on each step, with a gap between them. To make extra-strong steps place 2in 4in (5.1cm 10.2cm) boards on both sides of the center stringer under the treads. Trim boards can give your stairs a little more class by covering up the ends of the risers and treads. Cut 2in 12in (5.1cm 30.5cm) boards to the same length and angle as your stringers, but do not cut step notches into them. Place the cut lumber over the ends of your stairs, and fix into place with 2.5in (6.4cm) screws. Consider treating the wood against the elements, especially if the stairs will be outdoors. Even if you're building indoor-use stairs, finishing them will be a safeguard against everyday wear and tear, and beautify the end product. Almost any varnish, stain, or paint will work just fine for stairs. You can also use non-slip paint or put non-slip adhesive pads on the stairs.
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Install the stringers. Secure and stabilize the stringers by installing risers (toe boards). Install the treads. Attach trim boards to the outer stringers (optional). Varnish, paint, or seal your stairs if necessary.

Problem: Article: Moving to a new city requires you to secure new housing. Look for long term hotels that can provide weekly rates if you are not sure where you are planning to stay in your new state. Contact friends or family in the area to see if you can spend a few nights and save money when you arrive. Many rentals require a walkthrough before signing a lease. It can be difficult to obtain a lease for a new apartment when are still living in another state. Moving to a new state means moving to a new economy. Check government economic data to determine how the cost of groceries, insurance, or housing vary from state to state. Make sure that you contact your bank before you move to let them know you will be traveling. Making purchases across several states in the course of a day can raise red flags at banks. Tell your bank your moving plans to avoid fraud alerts. Change your address as soon as possible to receive any banking updates or statements. Make sure that you will have access to emergency roadside assistance if you have car troubles. Truck rental and moving companies often offer separate coverage for emergency assistance. Make sure you inquire about coverage when you are choosing a moving method.
Summary: Plan for temporary housing when you arrive. Research differences in cost of living. Inform your financial institution about your move. Check if your roadside assistance plan goes across state lines.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Try holding up your diploma at different spots around your home or office until you find the wall space you like the best. If you have someone who can help you, have them hold the diploma against the wall while you stand back and look at it. If you want to hang multiple degrees vertically, hang the middle one at 57in (140cm) up from the floor. If you'd like to feature your most treasured diplomas, try hanging them from left to right; for example, your Bachelor's degree on the left, your Master's degree in the middle, and your Doctorate on the right. Or consider a few other orders: Hang the diplomas vertically, with the most important one on top. If you have 4 diplomas, consider hanging them in a square pattern. If you have multiple diplomas and limited space, just hang the most significant oneyour PhD, for instance. If you're hanging your diploma in a space where you talk to customers or guests, consider hanging your diploma behind your desk. That way, when people sit down and talk to you, they will see your diplomas hanging behind you. Placing your diplomas in a highly visible area may help you appear more credible in a business setting. Make sure the wall you choose has very little glare so guests will be able to see details on the diploma. Once you've found a spot you like, use a pencil to mark the wall over the frame of the diploma. It doesn't need to be a large mark: just large enough for you to see it later, when you're hanging your diploma. Don't forget to erase the pencil mark if it's still visible after you hang your diploma.

SUMMARY: Hang diplomas on the wall about 57in (140cm) up from the floor. Hang your diplomas in order of importance from left to right. Choose a wall that's visible to guests, if you're in an office. Make a small pencil mark on the wall above the frame.

(The "Special Characters" window appears. You will see two dialog boxes. The one on the left is the "Font" menu and the one on the right is the "Subset" menu.) Click Miscellaneous Symbols. Click on the "☺️" . The ☺️symbol appears on the page.
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Place the pointer on the page and click where the symbol is to appear. Click Insert > Special Character. In the Subset menu, click on the until you see Miscellaneous Symbols. Scroll until you see the "☺️" symbol. Click OK.