Write an article based on this "Start with thick socks. Wear the shoes for 10 minutes. Increase your shoe-wearing time in 10-minute increments. Manually stretch the leather. Keep the shoes stretched even when they're off your feet. Take your boots on an outing."
article: Put on socks that will both push the leather outwards and protect your feet from any rubbing or pinching, preventing the formation of blisters. Keep the shoes on long enough that they begin to mold to your feet, but not so long that they cause pain or injury. Walk around and stretch your feet while your wear them. Do this whenever you have free time to change shoes and walk around, at least two to three times per day. To find the time to switch between your comfy shoes and the Dr. Martens you're breaking in, wear your new boots either before or after work, or during your lunch break at the office. Slowly expand the amount of time you keep your shoes on your feet, paying close attention to how your feet feel. Don't push through the pain! Because this is a slower and more time-consuming method, plan ahead. If you want to show off your new Dr. Martens at a particular event, begin this process about a month before that date. Bend the back of the shoe inwards to make the heel area more spacious, then push the toe to and away from the laces. You can also bend the leather in and out on the instep (or the middle, by the laces) of the shoe. This may cause creasing in the leather. To avoid noticeable or permanent creases, be sure your leather is properly conditioned before you use your hands to stretch it. Dr. Martens has its own product, Wonder Balsam, for this purpose. Periodically conditioning your boots will also aid in the overall break-in process. Soft and supple leather is much easier to stretch than stiff leather. Stuff your shoes with newspapers or a shoe tree to make sure they don't shrink back down when you're not wearing them. If you use newspaper, be sure to fully stuff the shoe. Once you can comfortably wear your Dr. Martens for an hour, they should be fully broken in. Test the fit on a walk or excursion that allows you to come home and change shoes if necessary. If you're worried, bring an extra pair of reliable shoes along with you.

Write an article based on this "Tighten the turnbuckles to squeeze the 2 pieces of granite together. Scrape off the excess epoxy with a wet razor blade or putty knife. Remove the suction cups and tape after 15-20 minutes of drying time. Scrape off any remaining dried epoxy with a razor blade. Wipe down and polish the countertop to finish the job."
article: Hand-tighten the turnbuckles by rotating the ends clockwise. Don't over-tighten themby using a wrench, for instanceor you'll pull the suction cups off the granite. Tightening the turnbuckles will bring the suction cups together, which in turn will pull the 2 pieces of granite together. If you're using a "seam puller" or "seam setter," follow the product instructions for use. Once the 2 pieces of granite are drawn together, make sure they are even and level with each other. If necessary, you can use your hand or a soft rubber mallet to make minor adjustments. Glide the blade or knife over the 2 strips of tape and the closed seam between them. This will remove the epoxy that was squeezed out of the seam. You don't have to remove every bit of excess epoxy right now, but it's easier to remove most of the excess now, before it dries. Most epoxies set in 15-20 minutes, but follow the recommendations on the package. After this time has elapsed, you can peel up the suction cups and pull off the tape. Some epoxies may take longer to dry in humid conditions, so consider extending the drying time on a hot and sticky day. After you've peeled off the tape, glide a clean, sharp razor over the seam to scrape away any remaining epoxy. Work carefully, but don't worry too much about scraping or damaging the graniteit's a very hard surface! The sharper the razor blade, the easier it will be to scrape off the dried epoxy. So don't try to reuse a dulled blade for this job. Once you've given the granite seam a close shave with the razor, it's time for the final cleanup. Moisten a clean cloth with acetone and wipe it over the seam to remove any last remnants of dried epoxy. After the acetone evaporates, you can spray on a granite polish, then buff it according to the product instructions.

Write an article based on this "Open Microsoft Edge. Click . Zoom in or out."
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Click or double-click the Microsoft Edge app icon, which resembles a blue (or white) "e". Keep in mind that, if you want to change the size of your web browser's menu items, you'll need to use your computer's Magnifier feature. It's in the top-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. In the "Zoom" section of the drop-down menu, click the - icon to zoom out or click the + icon to zoom in. Unlike many web browsers, using this menu to zoom in or out on a web page will also apply the zoom to other webpages visited in Edge.