Q: Click the Windows logo (or Start on Windows XP) in the bottom-left corner of the screen. It's an envelope icon on the right side of the Start window. A small window will open. On Windows Vista, you can type in run if you don't see Run in the Start menu. This is the command to open Command Prompt. It's at the bottom of the Run window. Doing so will open Command Prompt. Type in net user username new_password, where "username" is the username for the account whose password you forgot and "new_password" is the new password that you want to assign. For example: to change the password to "pupper123" for an account named "hugsky", you would enter net user hugsky pupper123 here. This will immediately change the password for the selected account. Once your computer has restarted back to the login screen, you should be able to select your account and input your new password.
A: Open Start . Click Run. Type in cmd. Click OK. Enter the password reset command. Press Enter. Restart your computer again.

Q: This time, your new bookmark will appear on the bookmark list. You may have to scroll down to find it. A menu will expand. It's the last option on the menu. A shortcut to this website is now on your home screen.
A: Tap the star icon again. Tap and hold the site you want to add to your home screen. Tap Add shortcut to home.

Q: Have them place one hand flat, place their other hand underneath that hand, and curl in their thumbs to the middle of their hands. Their forearms should form a flat surface, which is where the ball will be hit. Alternately, they can make a fist with their left hand and then cover the fist with their right hand so that their thumbs line up on top. They should never interlock their fingers because it is dangerous and they could end up with a broken finger. They should stand with their feet slightly more than shoulder-width apart and their knees bent. Have them practice squatting as if they were sitting in a chair. They should be light on their feet so that they can move and get to any ball. To help develop this agility, you can have them shuffle laterally from one side of the court to the other. The kids can stand in pairs and practice throwing the ball to one another. The ball should be thrown underhand to the other kid's arms. The ball will be hit with their forearms back to the other kid. This is known as bumping the ball. Have them do this until they get used to the feel of hitting the ball on the proper surface. One kid can hit the ball 10 times and then the other can hit the ball 10 times. You can then start moving around and making fun games out of it. For example, the ball can be thrown towards alternating sides of the child instead of directly at their arms. You could give them a point each time the child who threw the ball is able to catch the ball that was hit back towards them. The team with the most points at the end of a minute wins!
A: Teach proper hand placement. Show the kids a proper stance. Have the kids practice passing. Play passing games.

Q: Only certain models of the iPad will connect to a cellular data network. Your iPad must be able to accept a SIM card. Once you are sure that your iPad supports cellular data networks, you will need to sign up for an iPad data plan. These are not available from all carriers, so visit your local cellular retail outlets to see your options. You will need to insert the SIM card you received from your cellular data provider in order to connect to the network. The retailer may be able to insert it for you, or you can read this guide. Tap the Settings app on your iPad's Home screen. If you can't find the Settings app, swipe down and type "Settings" into the Search bar. This is typically located towards the top of the list of options. Ensure that the "Cellular Data" slider is toggled ON. It will be green (iOS 7) or blue (iOS 6) if it is enabled. On the next screen, tap "Set Up New Account". You will need to enter your name, phone number, account login information, and billing information. Your cellular data provider will give you the account login information. After configuring your account, you will be shown the terms and conditions for your data plan. Read the agreement and then tap "Agree" to continue. You will be shown an overview of your account settings. Review the settings to ensure that you filled out everything correctly. After confirming your settings, you will be notified that your plan has been activated. This may take a few moments. If you go outside of your cellular network, you may still be able to get a data signal. This will usually cost extra, so enabling Data Roaming should only be done if you are OK paying extra charges. To enable Data Roaming, tap Settings, then Cellular Data. Toggle the "Data Roaming" slider to ON. You will be asked to confirm that you want to enable roaming.
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Ensure your iPad is compatible. Sign up for a compatible plan. Insert your SIM card. Open the Settings app. Tap "Cellular Data". Tap "View Account". Enter in your account information. Read and accept the terms. Confirm your settings. Decide if you want to enable data roaming.