An alternative way to steam open an envelope, with less steam, is to use your clothes iron. It works in a similar way, but can be less messy and easier than using a kettle or a stove. Simply heat up your iron as if you were ironing some shirts and get your sealed envelope ready. Check the surface is clean with nothing that might mark the envelope. Place your envelope on a surface that will not burn or scorch under a heated iron, an ironing board is ideal. Be sure that you have the side of the envelope with the opening flap and seal facing up towards the iron. With the iron on a medium-low temperature, pass it over the envelope backwards and forwards gently pressing down. The heat from the iron will melt the adhesive that holds the envelope's sealing flap down. If the iron temperature is high the glue will melt quicker, but you risk burning or scorching the envelope, so don't rush it. As with the other steaming techniques, once the glue has been melted you can carefully slide a dull knife under the flap and ease the envelope open. It's best not to use a sharper knife as there is a greater risk of you tearing or damaging the envelope. As always, don't force it open if it is still sticking, instead give it some more time in the heat.
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One-sentence summary -- Put some water in your iron and plug it in. Put the envelope on a suitable surface. Iron your letter. Using a flat blade, break the seal.

Q: Ties are completely optional at most semi-formal events. If you're attending an event and you want to look a little fancier, wear a tie. Sometimes ties are more appropriate for nighttime events. Opt for a thin, simple tie, and avoid ties with loud, crazy patterns. Don't feel like you have to wear a tie if you don't want to. Go tie-less for a refined, slightly more casual look. If you do wear a tie to an event and you feel overdressed, don't be embarrassed to take it off to dress down some. If you're wearing a light-colored suit, like a beige or cream suit, go with a brown belt. If your suit is a dark color, like navy or black, wear a black belt. Try to find a belt made out of leather with a simple design. Suede, leather, or velvet dress shoes would all work for a semi-formal event. Make sure your shoes match your suit. Stick with brown shoes for light suits and black shoes for dark suits. Don't forget to wear plain dress socks. White gym socks peeking out at your ankles will ruin all the hard work you put into the rest of your outfit. If you really want to make a personal statement with an accessory, stick with a simple watch or a pocket square. Avoid wearing flashy jewelry that will make your outfit look unrefined and inappropriate.
A: Wear a tie to dress-up your outfit. Wear a belt that matches your suit. Finish your outfit with a pair of nice dress shoes. Be cautious when wearing other accessories.

Article: You can also press Ctrl/ Cmd+D. By default, your new bookmark will have the same name as the title of the page. Click the current name in the pop-out window to enter a new name. You can also edit the description by clicking on it beneath the name. You can edit the address of the URL by clicking on it in the pop-out window. This can be useful if you're on a subpage but want to add a bookmark for the main site. Chrome allows you to browse through your bookmark folders in the bookmark pop-out window. By default, the bookmark is added to the "Other bookmarks" folder. Click the "Add to folder" button at the bottom of the bookmark pop-out window. Navigate to the bookmark folder you want to add the bookmark to using the > and < buttons. Create a new folder in your current location by typing in a folder name and clicking "Create". In Chrome, the bookmarks bar is located directly underneath the address bar. It will display all of your bookmark folders and bookmarks bar bookmarks. Clicking the >> button on the far-right of the bar will display everything that doesn't fit. You can toggle the bookmarks bar by pressing Ctrl/ Cmd+ Shift+B, or by clicking the Chrome Menu button (), selecting "Bookmarks", and then clicking "Show bookmarks bar". If your bookmarks bar is showing, you can drag a websites icon directly onto the bar to quickly add it as a bookmark. If you want to browse, organize, and manage all of your bookmarks, you can open the bookmark manager. Press Ctrl/ Cmd+ Shift+O or click the Chrome Menu button (), select "Bookmarks", and then click "Bookmark manager". This will open the Bookmark Manager in a new tab. The sidebar on the left will display your bookmarks bar and folders. The newest versions of Chrome will also generate "Auto folders" which attempt to group bookmarks together based on context. Click the button to select multiple bookmarks at once. Click and drag bookmarks to move them to different folders. You can also use the "Move to folder" drop-down menu at the top of the window when you have multiple items selected. Delete a bookmark by clicking the button next to bookmarking and selecting "Delete". You can also click the "Delete" button in the upper-right corner when multiple bookmarks are selected.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Navigate to the page you want to bookmark. Click the Star button on the right side of the address bar. Name your bookmark. Modify the address. Organize the bookmark. Show or hide the Bookmarks Bar. Manage your bookmarks.

Problem: Article: Head to www.LinkedIn.com using your browser and log in using your username and password. After logging in, you will be directed to the site's home page. Look for the box that says "Quickly grow your professional network" and enter your e-mail address there. This will let you search through the professional contacts in your e-mail address book to see if they currently have a LinkedIn. To add those in your contacts who have a LinkedIn account as connections just check the box next to the name and select the blue "Add to connections" box to confirm your selection.
Summary: Log in to your LinkedIn account. Enter your e-mail address. Add connections.

Article: " This is the most formal and traditional way to say "goodbye" in German. Pronounce "Auf Wiedersehen" as: owf vee-der-say-en Even though this is the phrase most German classes probably teach first, it's somewhat old-fashioned, so you won't hear it spoken much by native Germans in casual settings. It's similar to saying "farewell" in English. Reserve this phrase to professional settings and other formal circumstances, especially when you're speaking with someone unfamiliar and wish to demonstrate a high level of respect or admiration. To make the phrase slightly less formal, you could also shorten it to "Wiedersehen." " When speaking informally, this phrase is probably the most common way of saying goodbye in German. Pronounce "Tschuss" as: chuuss The English equivalent of "Tschuss" would probably be "bye" or "bye-bye" rather than "goodbye." Even though it's considered to be an informal way of bidding farewell, you should be able to use it with friends and strangers alike in most circumstances.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Formally say "Auf Wiedersehen. Casually remark "Tschus.