Write an article based on this "Make sure it isn't glass. Hold the piece up to a light. Hold the piece up to your ear. Judge the weight. Research the design."
article: If you're unable to find an identifying sticker or acid stamp, check to see if it's made of genuine crystal or just glass. Find a piece of glassware that's about the same size and shape for comparison. Make sure the piece acts as a prism. Twist it slowly in front of the light source. Look for a rainbow to appear when the light disperses. Do the same with the glassware and note that it does not produce a rainbow. Tap the rim. Listen for a musical chime that's high in pitch. To contrast, do the same with a piece of regular glassware and listen for the dull thud that comes when you tap it. Hold the glassware in one hand and your crystal in the other. If your piece is truly crystal, it should feel significantly heavier due to its higher lead content. If you're satisfied that your piece is truly crystal, have it examined by an expert to confirm whether its design matches one of Waterford's, or research it on your own with a book identifying Waterford's various designs. However, due to the high value of Waterford crystal pieces and the high number of counterfeits out there, seek out a professional opinion for better peace of mind.

Write an article based on this "Double-click a drive or folder to open it. Click the Back and Forward arrows at the top of the Window. Click the Up arrow to go up one directory level (Windows 10). Click the address bar to view the current location. Right-click a folder for more options. Enable hidden files."
article: You'll see all of the folder's contents in the window. This will take you back to your previous location, or forward if you have already gone back. You'll find this button next to the Back and Forward arrows. This will take you to the parent directory for your current location. For example, if you're in C:\Program Files\Adobe, pressing Up will take you to C:\Program Files. If you need to exact path to the current folder, click an empty spot in the address bar and the full path will be highlighted for you to copy. The right-click menu has a lot of different options, and installing programs may add more. Select "Open in a new window" to open the selected folder in a separate window. This can be useful for moving items between two folders. Select "Pin to taskbar" to add an often-used folder to your Windows taskbar. This can make it easy to access the folder at any time. If you need to see hidden files, you'll need to unhide them: Windows 10 and 8 - Click the View tab in any folder window. Check the "Hidden items" box. Windows 7 - Click the Organize button and select "Folder and search options." Click the "View" tab in the window that appears and enable "Show hidden files, folders, and drives."

Write an article based on this "Adjust the Settings. Start a new game."
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Before anything else, go to the Settings first to adjust your preferred options for the game. At the Settings menu, you can see the volume for the game and then below it is the pour speed. This bar indicates the level of the pouring of liquor; you can adjust it to faster or slower. If you're having a hard time pouring right-handed, turn on Southpaw in the settings to pour left-handed. Restart Story Day - This option turns back the time to the start of the day, if you want to bail out of a bad day or just start the day over. This is useful for situations when you run out of time or accidentally served a bad drink to a customer. Clear All Saved Data - This button will reset the game. You don't have to worry about your in-app purchases; they will remain even after resetting the whole game. You will be playing as the bartender, managing also on behalf of your boss since he tends to run away in order to explore the world. Most part of the game revolves around your character, listening to his complaint and problems, such as his past love life. To clear every part of the game is simple. All you need to do is entertain customers, make them the drink they ordered, serve, and then interact as they enjoy their cocktails.