Problem: Article: Open the View tab on the toolbar and click the Handout Master button located in the Presentation view group. Click the Colors button in the Edit Themes group and select the Create New Color Schemes option from the pull-down menu. The Create New Color Schemes dialog box will open. Use the menu boxes in the column on the right to choose different colors for each of the 8 categories listed in the column on the left. A preview of the new color will appear in the column on the left once a new color is selected in each category. Preview your custom color scheme in the display to the right of the Scheme Colors menu. Enter a name for the custom color scheme in the color scheme name field located at the bottom of the dialogue box. Click save to exit the dialog box. Confirm that Handout view is selected and click the Background Styles option located in the Background group on the toolbar. Click the Format background option located near the bottom of the pull-down menu. The Format Background dialog box will appear. Choose Solid fill to fill the background with a single, solid color. Select the Gradient fill option to create a custom gradient fill for the handout background. Click the Picture fill option to use an image saved to your computer's hard drive as a background fill for a PowerPoint handout. Click the Apply to all button to apply your custom background fill to the PowerPoint handout. Confirm that the Handout Master view is selected. Click the Slides Per Page button located in the Page Setup group on the toolbar. Select the desired number of slides per page from the options listed in the pull-down menu. The number of slides that will appear on each page has been adjusted. Confirm that the Handout Master view is selected from the View tab. Click the Handout Orientation button located in the Page Setup group on the toolbar. Choose from portrait or landscape. Confirm that the Handout Master view is selected and locate the Place Holders group in the toolbar. Place or remove a check from the checkbox labeled Header to add or remove a header from the handout. Place or remove a check from the checkbox labeled Footer to add or remove a footer from the handout. Place or remove a check from the checkbox labeled Date to add or remove the current date from the handout. Place or remove a check from the checkbox labeled Page number to add or remove page numbering from he handout.
Summary: Create a custom color scheme for a PowerPoint handout. Apply a custom background to a PowerPoint handout. Adjust the number of slides to appear on a single page of a PowerPoint handout. Adjust the handout orientation of a PowerPoint handout. Add or remove a header, footer, page number or date from a PowerPoint handout.

Problem: Article: In a small bowl, use a spoon to thoroughly whip everything until you achieve a smooth mixture. Before the frosting sets, sprinkle the cup of cereal on top of it.
Summary: Combine the frosting ingredients together. Dip the doughnuts into the frosting. Garnish the doughnuts. Enjoy it as a snack or for breakfast.

Problem: Article: There are many children who are in foster care and need a good home. To start the process, you'll need to find a local agency to work with. You might even want to begin by being a foster parent yourself, and if you connect with the child you could then decide to move forward with adoption. In the U.S., you can contact a local agency which will help you start the process. Other countries will likely have similar programs. You can also start by checking with your local government. One of the benefits of adopting a child in care is that it costs very little or nothing. A negative is that it can be a very lengthy and frustrating process. Consider adopting an older child. Most people want to adopt infants, and there are more prospective parents than there are babies. The process might move more quickly if you're open to an older child. This path is also known as public agency adoption. Another option is pursuing a private adoption. In this situation, birth parents release their legal rights to the child to a licensed agency. The agency then works to match the child with prospective parents. This path costs more than public adoption and be quite expensive. One of the benefits of private adoption is that you may be able to choose to have an open adoption. This means that you will get an opportunity to meet and spend time with the birth parents. You can all decide together whether the birth parents will play a role in the child's life. You should know that birth parents do not actually relinquish their legal rights until after birth. This means that they could change their minds about placing the child up for adoption. You will need to work with an attorney to begin the process of an independent adoption. In most cases, you, the prospective parent, will have identified a birth parent that you would like to work with. Sometimes, an attorney might be helping a birth parent find an appropriate person to adopt their child. Each state and country have different laws for this process. To get started, contact an attorney who has experience in this area. No matter where you live, adopting a child from another country is typically a more complicated process than a domestic adoption. You will need to follow the laws from both your home country and the country where the child is from. In many cases, you will not receive much information on the child's background or medical history. You'll want to work with a pediatrician who has a lot of experience evaluating the health of kids coming from an unknown background. Remember that when you adopt a child from another country, you'll need to take into account possible differences in language and culture. You may or may not decide to visit the country where the child comes from before you take the child home. One of the benefits of domestic adoption is that you will be much more likely to be able to access information about the medical background of the child. Health care systems vary from country to country. It will be much easier to access information when you are already familiar with the system of your own country. You might also want to pursue a domestic adoption if you strongly prefer an infant to an older child. The domestic process makes it more likely that an infant will be placed with you.
Summary:
Choose to adopt a child in care if you would like a less expensive process. Look into licensed private agency adoption if you might want an open adoption. Pursue an independent adoption if you know a potential birth parent. Research inter-country adoption if you are open to a child from a different background. Pursue domestic adoption if you are concerned about the child's medical background.