Q: You can access most printer maintenance options by choosing print from any window and clicking on the properties menu located next to the name of the appropriate printer. Choose the maintenance tab and find the option to check nozzles. If the lines that print are blurred or broken, select the print head cleaner icon to clean away dried ink, dirt, and dust. If necessary, you can also easily remove the printer heads and clean them with a little water or isopropyl alcohol. Be sure to test and clean your print heads often (i.e., once every few months) to avoid build-up. If you have "low ink level" alerts and missing or non-existent text, you may need to replace your ink cartridges. However, you can wait a few weeks until your printer is completely unable to print before actually installing new cartridges to get the most out of your existing ink. Each printer calls for a specific ink cartridge type, so please follow the directions provided in your printer manual to properly replace your particular cartridge. These directions can typically be found by opening up the printer cover; on or in the cartridge or toner package; or onscreen when you computer alerts you to low ink levels. Remember that infrequent printer use can also cause pages to print incorrectly or not at all because of dried up ink or cartridges that have "settled". Like ink, your toner levels will also eventually get to a low level that will require you to replace them. However, also like ink, you don't need to immediately replace your toner if your printer gives you a "low toner" warning or your printings are faded. Instead, wait until your printouts are completely blank before swapping out your toner cartridges. Sometimes you can "squeeze" a little more toner out of the cartridge by opening the printer's toner cartridge bay, removing the cartridge, and shaking it back and forth to loosen up the toner that is still in the cartridge. Generally, your printer's manufacturer will intend for the printer to be used with a specific type of toner and type of ink. Use only these recommended types to ensure your printer functions the way it was built to and to avoid any issues that might arise from using the wrong ink. When shopping for ink cartridges, look for those that are marked "OEM," which stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer. These cartridges are built by the same company that built the printer itself and offer the best quality of ink. "Compatible Cartridges," meanwhile, are those that have been built by third-party companies for use in a wider range of modern printers. Although these tend to be cheaper than OEM cartridges, their ink quality also tends to be less reliable. For example, if you're printing high quality photos, use glossy paper instead of draft quality paper. You should also use the type of paper that the printer manufacturer recommends you use with its printer to avoid unforeseen issues in quality. If you're unsure what type of paper or ink you should be using, consult the manufacturer's website or contact customer service for more information on your specific printer model. To some extent, the quality of each individual print job is determined by the settings you set either directly on your printer or on your computer. For example, if you're trying to print high quality photos, selecting plain paper settings on your computer will result in very low quality printouts. You can usually change printer settings on your computer in the pop-up window as you go to print something, though some settings can also be changed on the printer itself.
A: Clean your printer heads to avoid blurry text and images. Swap out your ink cartridges when you can't print at all. Replace toner cartridges if they get too low. Stick to the recommended ink and toner types. Match the type of paper to what you're printing. Tweak the print quality on your computer's printer settings as needed.

Q: One of the most common ways to eat chia seeds raw is to sprinkle them over or mix them into other dishes. Stir them in any wet food to turn the dry seeds gelatinous and mushy, which will help them blend into the food less obviously. Add chia to your breakfast by sprinkling 1 or 2 Tbsp (15 or 30 ml) of chia seeds over oatmeal, yogurt, or breakfast cereal. For a healthy snack or light lunch, stir 1 to 2 Tbsp (15 to 30 ml) of chia seeds into a cup of cottage cheese. Mix chia seeds into wet sandwich ingredients. Use tuna salad or egg salad for savory sandwiches, or peanut butter or hazelnut spread for sweet sandwiches. If the food is dry, the seeds will stay crunchy, which some people prefer. Even on wet foods, a sprinkling of seeds at the top may not form a gel if not mixed in. Sprinkle the seeds over any type of salad. Decorate pudding with a dash of chia seeds. This is especially helpful if you have picky eaters in your household that may otherwise scoff at the notion of consuming these tiny seeds. Mix chia seeds into potato salad or cold pasta salads. Add 2 tbsp (30 mL) of chia seeds to a large serving bowl of potato or pasta salad and stir thoroughly. Mix 2 Tbsp (30 mL) chia seeds into your favorite granola bar recipe. For a no-bake recipe, stir the seeds into 1 cup pitted, blended dates, 1/4 cup peanut butter or other nut spread, 1 1/2 cups rolled oats, 1/4 cup honey or maple syrup, and 1 cup chopped nuts. Spread this mixture on a pan and harden in the fridge. You may toast the oats before adding to add a different flavor, or explore other granola bar recipes that require baking. Add chia seeds to pureed fruit. More chia seeds will create a gelatin, while fewer will create a jelly. You may need to experiment with different amounts until you find a ratio best suited to your type of fruit and preferences. Roughly speaking, 1 1/2 cups (375 ml) of pureed fruit and 1/2 cup (125 ml) chia seeds mixed together create a chunky jam.
A: Mix the chia seeds into oatmeal, yogurt, or other wet foods. Sprinkle chia seeds over foods to keep the seeds crunchy. Hide chia seeds in raw one-dish meals. Make granola bars with chia seeds. Create flavored chia gelatin or jelly.

Q: Have pictures of the two of you in your room? Throw them out or put them away. Have an old sweater of theirs that you keep in your closet? Donate it to charity. These little reminders can make it hard to get over someone, so box them up or toss them. You might be thinking of the laughter and fun that you shared with the one you love; instead, remember the not-so-good times. There's a reason you don't want to love this person anymore. Focus on what led you to this decision. Think about the time they were rude to your mother, made you cry on your birthday, or how selfish they were in general. daily. It's likely that thoughts of the one you love are in your mind all the time. Meditation is a tool that you can use to clear your mind and bring peace to your life. Pick a time each day to sit down in a quiet space for at least ten minutes. Focus only on your breathing during this time. If you're inexperienced with meditation, you can download apps like Headspace or Calm. Letting go of the love you have for someone is tough, but with a little help from your friends and family, you can do it. Rather than isolating yourself, call up a friend to talk. You can talk through your feelings for the person you're trying to fall out of love with or just catch up on other things in your lives. Try not to call them too often upset about the relationship ending, however. No matter how good a friend they are, they won't want to hear sad news all the time. If you've been trying to get over this person for months but can't shake your feelings, consult with a therapist. If you feel that you can't get out of bed or that you aren't enjoying things like you used to, you might be depressed. Address it now so you can beat the blues.
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Remove reminders of them from your environment. Focus on their flaws instead of the good times. Meditate Get support from your friends. Talk to a therapist if you think you're depressed.