Summarize the following:
A sandpaper sheet with 150-200 grit will work just fine, but you could even go for a little bit of a finer grit (bigger grit number) if you want smoother edges to your scissor blades. Fold the sandpaper in half, with the rough sides facing outward. Have the rough edges face outward, so the sandpaper grazes against both blades as you cut the paper.

summary: Obtain a piece of sandpaper.

Summarize the following:
Take time every day to write down your feelings in a private journal. Find people you trust and share how you're feeling with them. Try not to let your emotions build up inside you. Opening your heart chakra is about letting go of pent-up resentments and insecurities. Expressing how you feel can help you do that. Worrying about things that happened in the past can make you guarded and bitter. To open your heart chakra, you want to let go of those feelings so you can be open and trusting of others. If you catch yourself feeling angry or sad because you're dwelling on the past, try to shift your focus to the present. Try mindfulness exercises or yoga to help you stay more present. Try not to compare yourself to other people. If you catch yourself thinking negatively about yourself or others, acknowledge the thought and make a conscious effort to stop thinking that way. If someone does something that upsets you, try to be empathetic and understand why they may have done what they did. Opening your heart chakra involves loving yourself and others without conditions. Holding onto bad feelings toward other people makes it harder to open your heart chakra. If you've been feeling angry at someone for what they did to you in the past, work on forgiving them. Realize that by forgiving them, you'll feel better and less burdened. If you're having a hard time forgiving someone, try talking to a professional counselor for some guidance.

summary: Practice expressing your emotions. Focus on the present. Work on being more accepting of yourself and others. Forgive people who have wronged you in the past.

Summarize the following:
Microsoft introduced a new display driver in Windows Vista, which enables the Aero effects. Because of this new driver, Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 8.1 do not support full-screen command prompt. If you absolutely need the Command Prompt to be full-screen, you can disable this new driver. This will limit your image options and restrict your display to 800 x 600, but it will allow you to use the Command Prompt in full-screen. If you need to return to your normal display, you just need to re-enable the drivers. You can find the Control Panel in the Start menu. In Windows 8.1, right-click the Start button and select "Control Panel" from the list. If you're in Category view, select "Hardware and Sound" and then select "Device Manager". This will list all of the display adapters (video cards) that you have installed. Most users will have one or two adapters listed here. You'll be asked to confirm that you want to turn it off. Your screen will likely shut off for a moment and restart in a lower resolution. If you have multiple adapters, you'll need to disable your primary adapter. If you don't know which one this is, just disable all of them. Open the Command Prompt and press Alt+ Enter to make it full-screen. Press the keys again to switch it back. You can continue to do this for as long as the drivers are disabled. If you need to use your display drivers again, you can quickly re-enable them from the Device Manager. Right-click on the disabled driver and select "Enable" to turn it back on. You may have to restart your computer.
summary: Understand the process. Open the Control Panel. Open the Device Manager. Expand the "Display adapters" section. Right-click a display adapter and select "Disable". Switch the Command Prompt to full-screen. Re-enable the drivers.