In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If using a Windows mobile device or tablet, press and hold on the icon you want changed. " A list of all available Windows icons will display on-screen. Alternately, click on "Browse" to select an icon from your personal collection. Icons from your personal collection must end in the .ico extension. Use a free online file converter such as Convertico.com or ICOConverter.com to convert an image or photo into .ico format. The app icon will now be changed to the icon you selected.
Summary: Right-click on the app icon you want changed on your Windows PC. Select "Properties," then click on the "Shortcut" tab in the Properties window. Click on "Change Icon. Select the new icon you want to use from the list of options provided. Click on "OK," then click "OK" again to confirm the change.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One way you can use your outline to help you start your novel is to read over your outline and look for any gaps or missing plot points. Is there a plot point in your outline that feels lacking and needs to expanded further? Do you feel a certain character moment needs to be fleshed out more on the page? You may choose one of these gaps in your outline as a way into your novel. For example, perhaps you notice you have a gap between two crucial events in your outline. You may then write what happens between these two crucial events in the form of a scene with a setting and characters. Once you're done, you can weave together what you have written with other scenes focusing on the two crucial events to create the beginnings of your novel. Maybe there is one chapter or section in your novel that you are excited about. Focus in on this chapter and explore it more fully by writing out a scene with dialogue and action. You might even use an image, line, or idea as a jumping off point to get your chapter started. Start fleshing out the chapter so it moves from a note in your outline to a full fledged chapter in your novel. For example, you may have a chapter early in your outline that explores the climax of your novel. It may noted briefly in your outline as, "Chapter with climax between two main characters." You may then flesh out what the climax is and how the two main characters interact leading up to the climax in the chapter. Read through the outline and identify any chapters or sections that feel full of tension and conflict. You may then pick that chapter as a way into starting your novel. Think about why there is so much tension and conflict in the chapter. If there is not enough tension or conflict, add in more details to up the stakes in the chapter. For example, you may notice that a chapter about a fight between two characters in your outline. You may then pick this moment of tension and explore it further on the page. Use dialogue and character actions to up the conflict so it feels engaging and meaningful to your reader. Another way you can use your outline to further your plot is to follow the "show, don't tell" rule. Choose a chapter or section in your outline and think about how you can describe it on the page by showing the reader what is happening. Avoid telling or explaining too much of the action. Instead, put your characters in the setting and have them interact. Use action and dialogue to show the reader what is happening in the scene in an engaging way. For example, you may have a pivotal scene between your main character and her father in your outline. You may then use sensory details and unique description to explore this scene in more detail. Focus on showing the reader how the interaction occurs using your main character's perspective or narrative voice.
Summary: Fill in the gaps in the outline. Use a specific section or chapter in the outline as a starting point. Focus on areas of tension and conflict in the outline. Deepen the outline by showing, not telling, on the page.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll need at least the following to make your drug store ready to open. This is only a suggested list, and you'll likely find that you need other items to get your store ready. Computers and all the necessary software. Cash registers. Phones and phone lines. Good-quality chairs for waiting areas. Make sure these chairs have arm rests so elderly or disabled patients can get up easily. Inventory for the front of the store, like paper towels, OTC drugs and products, food, cleaning supplies, and anything else you'd like to sell. Vials and pill bottles for the pharmacy. The store's layout is important for making customers want to shop with you. A cluttered store with a poor layout will drive away customers, which will hurt or even sink your business. Keep the following guidelines in mind when designing your floor plan. Have a cash register by the front door so customers can check out and then leave conveniently. Keep all pharmacy-related activities behind a counter in the back of the store. This will ensure that pharmacy staff can work efficiently, and is also important for safety. Make aisles wide enough for wheelchairs and people with disabilities to easily travel down. Designate an area for counseling. Your drug store should have a private area where pharmacists and techs can counsel patients on their medications. In some locations, this is even a law. Ideally this should be back by the pharmacy, so your pharmacist doesn't have to travel far from his post to counsel a patient. Organize aisles by product and hang signs above aisles indicating which products are there. This will help customers find what they need quickly and ensure they leave happy. All businesses need security in place to keep employees safe and protect your financial investment. You should look into surveillance cameras, alarms, grates for windows, and a safe to help thwart robberies. These certifications vary depending on the location of your pharmacy, so you'll have to consult local laws to ensure that you are meeting all necessary qualifications. It would be helpful to consult a lawyer who is familiar with the laws for your industry to make sure you are getting all the paperwork you need. For example, in the United States, a state pharmacy license. Each state has a board of pharmacy that evaluates pharmacies and grants licenses. Contact your state's board of pharmacy to get this certification. Sometimes the state board of pharmacy will also want to inspect your pharmacy before it opens, so stay in contact with this office to make sure you are complying with all laws. An additional requirement in the United States is a DEA number. The Drug Enforcement Agency regulates the sale of narcotics, so you will have to register with this agency for permission to do so. Contact your local DEA office to get federal certification. " Any new business will have a few bugs that have to get worked out- your drug store will be no exception. Therefore, it is a good idea to have some time before the official grand opening to work out the kinks. If you have a big flood of customers on your grand opening and you experience problems, you and your staff can easily be overwhelmed. If service suffers because of it, your store could get a bad reputation right from the start. To avoid big problems, open your doors one or two months before your actual grand opening. This will help you work out any kinks in your system with only a few customers to deal with. That way, you can make sure everything runs smoothly on your grand opening.
Summary:
Acquire all the necessary equipment for your business. Set up your store effectively. Set up a security system. Get all the licenses, permits, and certifications necessary for opening. Open your pharmacy before your "grand opening.