Problem: Article: Place the SD card on a flat surface with the label facing upward. Doing so will help you find the lock switch for the SD card. If you are using a micro- or mini-SD card, insert it into an SD card adapter, and place the adapter label-up on a flat surface. It should be on the upper-left side of the SD card. The lock switch is typically a small white or silver tab that protrudes from the left side of the SD card. Slide the lock switch toward the gold connectors at the bottom of the SD card. This turns off the SD card's write protection and enables you to store files and data on the card.
Summary: Position the SD card. Locate the lock switch. Unlock the SD card.

Problem: Article: You may also want to share your complaint with people on the internet. To do this, write reviews on popular internet travel and booking sites. By doing this, your complaint will reach a relatively wide audience. Write up a short review of no more than a couple hundred words in a word processing program. Post your review on websites like Yelp and TripAdvisor. Do an internet search for travel and booking websites. Post your complaint at various relevant websites to better get the word out. Know that some review websites have complicated relationships with hotels and booking companies. They may censor or remove your complaint. If sharing your complaint with people through travel websites does not give you satisfaction, step up your actions and file a complaint with consumer report type websites. File a complaint on consumerreports.org. Write a complaint on the Better Business Bureau website, at www.bbb.org. Submit complaints to relevant organizations in the area or region the hotel servers. This way, you'll let locals know about the problems or bad service you received. You may also want to share your bad experience with friends or associates. This is especially important if you're complaining about a local hotel or a hotel in which your friends and other people you know may frequent. If someone you know tells you they're thinking about visiting that hotel, share your experience. Don't embellish your experience. Avoid personal attacks on employees who work at the hotel.
Summary: Post a review on internet websites. File a complaint with consumer report or better business websites. Tell friends and associates.

Problem: Article: In a medium mixing bowl, combine the powdered sugar, butter, milk, and vanilla. Beat all the ingredients on medium speed for about three to four minutes, until the frosting becomes smooth, fluffy, and light. If the frosting isn't spreadable, add another tablespoon (15 ml) of milk and beat to incorporate. Separate about one-quarter of the frosting into a small bowl. Add 10 drops of black food coloring to the small portion and whisk to fully combine. If necessary, add another 10 drops until you have frosting that's a deep and rich black. The black frosting will be used to create the outline around Hello Kitty's face and nose. The white frosting will be used as glue to keep different parts of the cake together.
Summary: Make the frosting. Dye the frosting.

Problem: Article: Sometimes, the best way to decorate a container is to simply label it, especially if you need to use it in a professional environment. Cut a piece of single-colored construction paper into a thin strip, then write a label on it in clear, bold letters. Fix the label to your container using tape or glue. To make your labels pop, glue them to a slightly larger piece of colored paper before putting them on the container. For larger containers, craft lettering may be a good option. If your letters come with adhesive backs, apply them as is. If they don't, use a small amount of glue to keep them in place. Along with names and standard labels, letters can be used to write: A motivational message for containers holding school supplies. A favorite quote or book passage for a media box. A joke label, like the word 'Zoo' for a container filled with stuffed animals. Creating labels on a computer allows you to add anything from photos and graphics to small and instructional text. Programs like Word and Pages can create simple labels with borders, while more advanced programs like Adobe InDesign may be appropriate for specialized labels. When you have a design made, print it on thick paper, cut it out, and glue or tape it to your container. If your container will be holding craft items, toys, or other small, non-perishable objects, use them to create a unique label. Instead of writing "LEGOs" on a plastic box, glue a couple bricks to the front. Instead of writing "Office Supplies," glue a binder clip or marker.
Summary:
Cut out labels to create a simple organizing system. Add lettering to create labels and messages. Print labels from a computer. Label your container with objects from inside it.