Q: Before you install your printer driver, make sure the printer is ready. Plug the printer in to a power source. Install fresh ink cartridges, toner and paper if necessary. Make sure your printer is connected to your computer. The administrator profile can change the computer's settings, install hardware and software, and make other changes that affect others who use the machine. If you are not already logged on as the administrator, follow these steps: Click on the Windows button in the lower left corner of the screen. In the menu that pops up, locate the Shut Down button Mouse over the arrow to the right of the Shut Down button. Select Switch User from the menu that pops up. You'll now be on the Welcome screen, where you can select from all the profiles that exist on your computer. Select the administrator profile and login. In this step, you will instruct Windows to add the printer you want to add. Follow these steps. Click on the Start Menu (Windows Button) in the lower left corner of the screen. Select Devices and Printers from the menu. At the top of the window, select Add A Local Printer Go to Choose a Printer Port, and select Use An Existing Port From the drop down menu, select the appropriate port. USB001 (Virtual Printer Port for USB) For an older printer that connects with a serial cable, choose... and click Next From the menu, select the manufacturer and model number of your printer. If it doesn't appear, choose the closest model number. Click Windows Update. Windows will search its driver database for printers from your manufacturer. When it's done, your model number should appear in the list. Select it. Your printer will appear in the printer name box, click Next again to install the printer. If your printer came with an install disk you can use it to install your print drivers instead. Insert the disk and follow the prompts to install your print driver.
A: Prep your printer. Login with the administrator profile. Add the printer manually (optional). Install the printer software from disk (optional).

Article: If you try to contain all of your body's nervous energy, then you may find yourself jittering on the stage. Instead, take a quick walk before your presentation. Or, do a few toe flexes or even jumping jacks. Release that excess energy and your body will calm down. Make sure that you are taking deep breaths both before, and during, your speech. You might even think, "in" and "out" and you inhale and exhale. If you find yourself holding your breath, then let it out slowly and continue speaking. Use pauses in your presentation as an opportunity to reset your breathing. You may also want to do a quick body scan. Close your eyes, breathe in deeply, and focus on any areas where you feel yourself tensing your muscles. Take a deep breath in, and try to soften the tension as you exhale. Talk with the organizer for your speech or the teacher for your class and discuss the dress code with them. As you'll be a center of attention, you want to dress the same, or even nicer, than your audience. You can also consider your clothing as your armor and try to visualize feeling stronger when you put on your speech outfit. Try your outfit on before you give your speech to make sure everything fits well and that you feel comfortable. This helps prevent awkward adjusting during your speech. Keep your back straight and stand up as tall as you can. Pull your shoulders back and avoid hunching over. Dip your chin to check your notes, if needed, but then keep your head raised up. Watch out for jittery behaviors, such as tapping your fingers or twirling a pen. Practicing a good deal will help you to spot these actions and work on eliminating them prior to your final speech.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Work off some energy before your speech. Keep your breathing even and controlled. Dress to fit the occasion. Maintain confident body language.

Q: Put 0.5 ounces (14.1 g) of goat cheese in a bowl and use a fork to start separating and condensing it. Add 2 tablespoons (30 g) of plain yogurt and mix the combination together until it's smooth and the goat cheese is fully mixed with the yogurt. You can get crumbled goat cheese if you'd like and skip the step on mashing it. You'll still need to mix the ingredients together though. Grab 2 slices of whole wheat, rye, or multigrain bread. Set them out on a plate and use a butter knife to spread the cheese and yogurt evenly over 1 side of each slice. If your smoked salmon is pre-cut, you can simply layer it on top of one of the slices of bread. If it isn't cut, use a chef's knife to trim 1.25 ounces (35.5 g) of smoked salmon into 4-5 thin slices. Thinner slices are better than thicker slices, since smoked salmon can have kind of an odd texture in a sandwich if you bite into a big chunk of it. Run a cucumber under cool water to clean it. Set it out on your cutting board and hold it down with your nondominant hand. Use a chef's knife to slice 1/4 of the cucumber into 0.51 inch (1.32.5cm) slices. Add them on top of your salmon. Take a lemon and cut it into 4-6 slices. Squeeze the lemon juice over your sandwich to give it some citrus flavor. Sprinkle a pinch of salt and pepper over your sandwich. You can also choose to add more salt and pepper or skip it completely. It's all a matter of personal preference. Add your second slice of bread on top of the salmon and enjoy your sandwich! You don't have to use all of the lemon. You can squeeze as much lemon juice over the sandwich as you'd like. Chives and dill are popular toppings that you can easily add to your sandwich. Your sandwich will be good for 1 day after you've made it. It won't hold for much longer than that before the bread starts to get soggy and the yogurt sauce starts to go bad.
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Mash your goat cheese with a fork and mix it with the yogurt. Spread the cheese and yogurt over 2 slices of bread. Add your smoked salmon to 1 of the slices of bread. Cut 1/4 of a cucumber into thin pieces and add them to your sandwich. Season your sandwich with lemon juice, salt, and pepper.