INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is the folder that you downloaded after downloading ABGX360. To do so: Double-click the abgx360.ini ZIP folder. Click the Extract tab at the top of the window. Click Extract all Click Extract when prompted. Click the white abgx360 file, then press Ctrl+C. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. You can skip this entire part if you aren't going to update or use this game while online. Doing so will search for the ABGX360 program. It's at the top of the Start window. ABGX360 will open. This tab is at the top of the ABGX360 window. It's near the top of the Help drop-down menu. Doing so will open the folder for your ABGX360 program. It's in the address bar at the top of the folder's window. This will move you up one folder. Press Ctrl+V. The file will appear in the folder. You should now be back at the ABGX360 program window. You'll find this near the top-right corner of the ABGX 360 window. It's on the left side of the window. Click the ripped ISO file to select it. This is at the bottom of the window. It's at the bottom of the window. This will prompt ABGX 360 to begin patching your game's ISO file to be compatible with updates and online play. Keep in mind that playing online with a copy of an Xbox 360 game may prompt Microsoft to ban your Xbox LIVE account. It may take several minutes for the patching to finish up. Once you see the text "Press any key to continue", you can press a key on your keyboard to create a verified and patched version of the ISO file on your desktop. You're now ready to burn the file onto a DVD. This file will have a .DVD extension, not a .ISO extension. You can also click Launch again to improve the chances of the game not being detected.

SUMMARY: Extract the abgx360.ini folder. Copy the "abgx360" file. Open Start . Type abgx360 into Start. Click abgx360 GUI. Click Help. Click Where is my StealthFiles folder. Click Yes when prompted. Click abgx360. Paste the file into the "abgx360" folder. Close the window. Click the folder icon. Click Desktop. Select your ISO file. Click Open. Click Launch. Complete the patching process.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Whenever you're browsing, try starting a conversation with any women you find attractive. Naturally, don't be pushy or over-aggressive. Try to make a connection to whatever they're looking at when you first speak to them. "I just recently finished that game, it was great; anything you've played that you'd recommend?" "The best part about that game is the multiplayer, do you play online a lot?" As with any stranger you start a conversation with in public, don't harangue them; if they try to end the conversation or walk away, let them. In massively-multiplayer online games, you come across hundreds of thousands of people. Hopefully some of them you enjoyed your time with enough that you've sought them out again and again. Get to know other players well through private or direct messages. Try to move your conversations from game-related matters to real life concerns, to get a better understanding of whomever you've met. Try to get whomever you enjoy spending time with on voice chat; this is sometimes the only to tell who is female, as character gender may not always mirror that of the player. Note that this method may not find you women in your area; MMO games include people from all over the world. You may have to settle for a correspondence companionship in your search for a female gaming partner. It may be worth seeking out games like Second Life which have an active dating sub-community within them. Other less popular games such as Luna Online or Lucent Heart have game mechanics dedicated to people seeking partners online. There's a variety of social media which connects people based on their interests. If you have a Facebook profile, you may already know of women who share your interest in video games based on their own profiles. There is also Meetup, an app and website which connects you with groups of people who have shared interests. For Meetup, seek out groups of people who get together to play games, or do video game-related activities. When you're at your first Meetup, take your time to get know the women there. If there's any one you find especially engaging, ask her on a date before the event ends. On Facebook, don't be afraid to shoot a private message to female Facebook friends who share you interests. Hopefully there's a game you might both play online that you can suggest; if not, try being a little forward and asking her out. Whether it's something a little more flirty like Tinder or OKCupid, or something more serious like Match.com, online dating websites make the search for like-minded partners a little less difficult. For the most part, user-created profiles will answer many of your questions in advance. You'll want to look for women who've listed video games as one of their interests or hobbies. Dating apps and sites also make the introduction a little easier; use whatever interface is at hand to let them know you're interested. Don't neglect their other attributes, either. Just because a woman shares your interests in video games doesn't make her a perfect match. Be sure to be comprehensive when looking around. The best place to begin will be the place you spend most of your time--at work or school. Hopefully you already know some about your female peers because of the time you spend around them. Keep your ears open around the workplace for mentions of video games in conversation. If you are aware of any one woman who is interested in video games, don't be afraid to engage them on the subject, but be sure to do it organically. One easy conversation starter is to ask how their weekend was. Hopefully they may mention video games, but you can bring up your own favorites to try and inquire into their likes and dislikes.

SUMMARY: Try your local video game store. Search around in MMO games. Make the most of social media. Consider online dating. Look around your school or workplace.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you cannot, refer to step 2. During open house, a week or so before school starts, you may be given a map around the school. If so, make sure to view it over the weekend before you start school. At open houses, you will likely be given your schedule. If you feel like you may get lost, look around the school and practice the route you will take. Go in the order of what classes you will normally go to, and make sure you know where the important things are like your locker (if you have one), the cafeteria, the office, vending machines, and the bathrooms. A few nights before school, go over your schedule and memorize which class you will be going to, remember your teachers' names, and if you think you will need them, then the room numbers too. Practice this in order while imagining the route you will make to each. You want to be prepared so you will not get lost or have trouble finding where each classroom is. Learn in depth the sports there, the clubs you can join, any traditions the school is familiar with, and ask them about your teachers if they had them. You can also ask them about the first day there, if it makes you feel better. Make sure you are learning important things that will help you better transition into your new school.

SUMMARY:
Get a map of the school if possible. Practice your schedule if you are uncomfortable during open house. Make sure you remember your schedule. Ask an older brother or sister who has attended for tips and information.