Problem: Article: Most likely the appropriate paper size will be set as default in whichever program you use. The two most likely paper sizes are 8.5" by 11" used in North America and A4 used in most of Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania and South America. If you are applying for a job outside of your country, it is important to verify which paper size in standard. If you are using Microsoft Word you can change your paper size under the "Page Layout" tab. Next, you must set your margins. Your margin default may be set to 1", but you can reduce this size to as little as .25". When choosing margins smaller than 1", it is important to be sure all information will be printed on the page. Simple and easily readable fonts are a good choice for a resume. The most recommended fonts to choose from are Arial, Calibri, Times New Roman or Verdana. Once you have chosen your font, you must keep it the same throughout your resume. It is also important to choose a font size that is not too small to read or too big and takes up unnecessary space. Try to choose a font size that is between 10 and 12 point (pt) for the main parts of your resume and 14 or 16 pt for your name and resume title. Using different font sizes to distinguish titles and headings will help the reader recognize the different parts of your resume. For example the heading "Education" can be 1 to 2 pts larger than the information provided under that heading. While still under the "Page Layout" tab, you can adjust your spacing throughout your resume by selecting a section of your resume and adjusting the "Before" and "After" spacing. Try to set the spacing between lines in the same paragraph or between bullet points to single or 0 pt but no more than 1.5. For spacing between sections or headings, it is recommended to stay between 4 and 8 pt so the section breaks and headings are easily noticeable. When defining your sections and headers, placing a boarder in that area will further help each section stand out. Borders can be chosen to go either above, below or around the heading (whichever you feel looks best). There are also multiple styles, colors, and thickness of lines to choose from. Feel free to try a few out before committing. Remember to use the same border throughout your resume. It is important to add page numbers to your resume so the recruiter or hiring manager knows they are looking at the full document. Since you will have a header on top of the page with your personal information, the page number will stand out well in a footer section. There are various ways to note the page number and you can feel free to choose one that fits your personal preferences. However, it is recommended that you specify how many pages there are total, for instance "Page 1 of 3".
Summary: Choose appropriate paper size. Format your margins. Select your font and font size. Set spacing. Choose a border to break up sections. Add page numbers if your resume is longer than one page.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you've put down all the information you need for your cover page, you should still have plenty of space to work with. Use this space to doodle, color, write slogans or inside jokes or include any other design element you want. The cover page will be your own, so you should use it to reflect whatever style and interests you want. Use drawings and pictures that fit with the subject of your notebook to give your studies a visual element. If you're designing a notebook for your chemistry class, for instance, sketch a few beakers and flasks or a microscope to go along with the chemistry motif. As long as it's not against the rules, you could even write down formulas or other useful tips on your notebook cover to help you remember them. Putting the Pythagorean theorem on a math notebook, for instance, will aid you in learning the theorem so that it's instantly recognizable to you. Use markers, colored pencils and even crayons to add a splash of color to your cover page. This will make it really eye-catching so that it's not just another dull black-and-white notebook page. Add embellishments to the class subject line or to your name. Once you've added some color, your cover page will pop and it will be much more fun to look at. Use your own supplies, or see about borrowing them from your school's art class. You're not just limited to whatever art supplies you have access to at school or find lying around your house. Give your cover page a new dimension by tacking on stickers, adhesive borders and even cutout paper designs or printed pictures: slap your school crest or mascot on the cover if you want to show your school spirit, or display stickers of your favorite band to let others know that you're a music fan. This will give you more depth than just drawing everything by hand and will give your cover design a cool, crafty look. Use foam craft letters for a cool new way to display your name on your notebook. Go one step further and try using supplies like glitter, ribbon and paint to really dazzle with your cover page. These items will allow you to create an amazing, one-of-a-kind cover page that wouldn't be possible with traditional pen-and-ink designs. There's really no limit to what you can do if you get creative enough: if you can imagine it, you can make it. Be careful while gluing decorations onto your notebook and make sure you only use as much as you need. Otherwise the glue can bleed through and make the paper soggy, or you might even accidentally glue pages together.

SUMMARY: Take advantage of your space. Get colorful. Stick on extras. Jazz it up.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Unfortunately not all fashion accessories can be worn at all ages, the snapback being one of them. In some countries, like Europe, boys and men often share the same style, but in countries like the United States, wearing a snapback at an older age can make it seem like you are stuck in the past or don't know how to best dress for your age. You can still be quite stylish at an older age, and you can definitely still wear hats, but wearing a snapback is generally common among teens and young adults, so you might try sticking to styles that complement your age instead of making it look like you are trying to look much younger. If you really want to wear a snapback, you definitely can. Some people want to stand out and don't want to fit in with societal norms, which is totally fine, but just remember that others may not consider it the best style option. Snapbacks are great fashion accessories that can really boost your style, but should only be worn at appropriate times. If you are attending a formal event, or going to a job interview, avoid wearing a hat as this can often be too casual. There are other ways to show your style and uniqueness, so before you throw on your snapback, think about the place you are going and the people that will be there. Before you wear a snapback, make sure you are wearing it for the right reasons. You want to feel comfortable in your snapback and it should complement your personality. If you're going to feel insecure in the snapback you have chosen or feel like a poser then maybe it's best to save the style change for a later time or choose a snapback that better fits you. The point is, snapbacks require confidence, and if you don't feel confident in one then it will likely be noticeable. Wear it because it fits you, not because you are trying to fit into a certain group of people.
Summary:
Remember your age. Consider the outing. Be who you are, not someone you aren't.