Problem: Article: In addition to "prt sc," Windows lets you capture certain parts of your screen using a program called Snipping Tool. Compared to the print screen function, the Snipping Tool allows you to save the image to your computer directly. Press the Windows key (left of Alt key), type "Snipping Tool," then press Enter. " In the Snipping Tool window, press the New button. This will allow you to start capturing certain sections of your screen. By pressing the upside down triangle button next to New, you can also select different ways to capture sections of your screen. You can select: Free-form Snip: You can draw your selection in any form. Enclose your drawing to select that area of the screen. Rectangular Snip: Select a rectangular area of the screen. You can choose the size. Window Snip:You can select a window for the snipping tool to capture. Full-Screen Snip: The snipping tool will capture the entire screen. Depending on which of the four selection types you are using, the process will be slightly different. Free-form Snip: Click and hold your left mouse button, then draw the area you wish to capture. You must enclose the drawing in order to capture the selection. Rectangular Snip: Click and hold your left mouse button, then expand the rectangle to cover the sections of the screen you wish to capture. It is recommended to start at the corner of your desired selection. Window Snip: Select the window you wish to capture. Full-Screen Snip: Do nothing. The full-screen will have been captured already by pressing "New" Press the floppy card icon in the upper left corner of the window to save the snip. Save it anywhere in your computer. Press the icon that looks like two sheets of paper to copy the icon to your clipboard, much like the Print Screen function would do. Press the envelope icon to send your snip over e-mail using Microsoft Outlook. You will need an Outlook account for this function. If you do not have an Outlook account, it may be better to just save your snip and then send it as an attachment using your current e-mail service. Draw: Use the pen icon to draw on your snip. Select the upside down triangle to choose different colors. This is useful if you want to make quick notes on the screen capture before saving. Highlight: Use the highlighter icon to draw focus to certain parts of your screen capture. Erase: Erase your drawings. If you need to undo any drawings you made on the screen capture, select the eraser icon in the top right of the window.
Summary: Open Snipping Tool. Select "New. Capture the screen. Save the snip. Copy the snip. E-mail your snip. Edit the snip.

Problem: Article: Squeeze your feet into the new leather shoes. Heat each shoe in turn with a hairdryer, bending your feet back and forth as much as is possible. Blow with heat for 20-30 seconds at a time. Keep the shoes on as they cool. Put on thinner socks or pantyhose. Try on the shoes. If you can feel enough of a difference, the shoes are stretched. If not, repeat the process. This conditioning will restore any depleted moisture caused by the heat.
Summary: Put on a really thick pair of socks. Sit somewhere comfortable. Remove the heat. Remove the thick socks. Apply leather shoe conditioner or saddle soap.

Problem: Article: Your basket can include marshmallows and hot chocolate. You can purchase hand-crafted marshmallows in gourmet stores like Williams Sonoma for $15-$18 or simply include make your own gourmet marshmallows.. Purchase instant hot chocolate in sample sizes or in fancy tins or make your own. Then assemble your basket. Buy a cheap basket at the dollar store or craft store. Line it with a decorative kitchen towel or shredded tissue paper. Fill it with hot chocolate, homemade marshmallows and, if you like, an inexpensive mug or a favorite movie. Wrap the basket in shrink wrap and use a hair dryer to blow-dry the shrink wrap on the basket to stay in place. If you live in the Southern Hemisphere, make a summer cool-down basket. Include beach gear, a towel, sunscreen, face mist, a reusable water bottle, flip flops and a sun hat. Theme the basket for the kitchen, bath, or dorm room. Avoid a color scheme unless you know what they want. Buy a bucket of movie popcorn, include a box of candy and a gift card for a movie rental center or a cinema. Makes a great last-minute gift. Shop thrift stores, antique stores, pottery outlets, yard sales or your own cabinet for cute tea cups and saucers. Add several gourmet tea bags, individually packaged tea bags and tasty biscuits from the dollar store. Wrap with cellophane and top with a holiday bow. (Hint: add a drop of rubber cement or piece of tape to attach the saucer to the cup to prevent from slipping or breaking.) This is a great way to get rid of old china. You can also do that for the coffee lover and include a gift card for gourmet coffee beans at a local or online store.
Summary: Assemble a winter warm-up basket. Make a themed gift basket for newlyweds, college students, or new home owners you can create a gift basket with several inexpensive items from discount stores. Send them to the movies. Throw them a tea party.

Problem: Article: First, turn the power switch to the "off" position. Open the back cover of your Kindle and remove the battery. Wait one minute before you put the battery back in place. Put the back cover of your Kindle back on, and turn the power switch to the "on" position. In order to get the battery out of the Kindle, use your fingernails, or a small, pointy object like a pen. Do not use scissors or a knife, which could potentially damage the battery. Make sure when you return the back cover of your Kindle that it locks into place. You should hear a "snap" sound when it is secure. First, hold the power switch for 20 seconds. Slide the power switch and hold it in place for 20 to 30 seconds before releasing it. Doing so tells your device to reboot, instead of merely shutting down. The reboot screen (an all black, or clear screen) should appear as soon as you release the power switch. The Kindle will reboot within a minute or two. Be patient and give your device ample time to finish its reset. After your Kindle is done rebooting, it will automatically turn back on. If the Kindle does not turn back on within ten minutes, turn on the power switch manually. There is some possibility that the Kindle will freeze as it reboots. This may be the case if your Kindle stays frozen on the reboot screen for more than ten minutes. If the device freezes during the reboot or does not respond to the reset at all, plug the charger in and allow your Kindle to charge for 30 minutes or more. Make sure that your Kindle has enough time to complete a full charge. If you take the Kindle off of the charger too early, you may have to repeat the previous steps again. After you finish charging the Kindle, slide the power switch and hold it down for another 20 seconds. The reboot screen should appear again. Give the device a minute or two to reboot before checking it again. This should complete the reset. Scroll through pages of a book selection using the arrow tabs on the side of your Kindle. Press the buttons at the bottom of your Kindle to see if they function correctly. Turn off and on your Kindle to see whether it is turning on/off properly. Continue to play around and experiment with your Kindle until you are sure that it is now working. If it is not, you may want to repeat the previous steps again, or move onto a hard reset.
Summary:
Soft reset your Kindle First Generation. Reset your Kindle Second Generation and/or later. Give your Kindle time to reboot. Charge your Kindle. Hold the power switch down again. Check the functions of your Kindle.