Write an article based on this "Mod your Xbox. Download the tools for your computer. Connect your modded Xbox to your PC via cross-over Ethernet. Setup the network connection between the two devices. Insert the game you want to backup into the Xbox. Connect to the Xbox using the FTP program. Open the "D: Create a folder for the game on your computer. Drag the files from the Xbox's "D: Use your xISO creator to create the ISO file. Insert a blank DVD-R into your disc burner. Open your ISO burning program. Lower the write speed. Start the burning process."
article: In order to backup your game discs to your computer, you'll need a modded Xbox. This requires the proper exploit, an exploitable game, and an Action Replay device to connect your Xbox memory card to your computer. You'll find an overview of the process below, but for detailed instructions click here. Download an All-In-One exploit for your Xbox. You can find these by simply searching for "all-in-one xbox exploit" in Google, but they can't be linked here. There may be different versions of the exploit for different exploitable games. Get an original copy of a game that can be exploited. Common exploitable games include "007: Agent Under Fire", "Mech Assault", and "Splinter Cell". These games have errors in them that allow the mod process to install itself. You may need to download a specific All-In-One exploit depending on the game you get. Connect the Action Replay to your computer and plug in your Xbox memory card. Copy the All-In-One exploit onto the memory card, and then copy it from the memory card to your Xbox's hard drive. Start up the exploitable game and load the saved game that you copied over. This will start the flashing process. Select "Backup eeprom" from the menu that appears. Select "Install softmod" or "Basic install". The option will vary depending on the exploit and version you are using. After the mod is finished, you'll be asked to select the dashboard you want to use. You'll need a few different free tools when creating backups on your computer to archive or burn: An FTP client to connect to the Xbox's hard drive. The most popular free, open-source option is FileZilla, available at filezilla-project.org An xISO creation program, such as Qwix, CloneXB, or Craxtion. An ISO burning program such as ImgBurn or Alcohol 120%. A direct connection will allow you to quickly grab the files from your Xbox's disk drive. You'll need a cross-over cable in order to properly connect. Open your Network Connections window and right-click on your Ethernet adapter. Select "Properties" from the menu that appears. Select "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP) from the list and click "Properties". Select "Use the following IP address" and enter 192.168.0.1 for "IP address" and "255.255.255.0" for the "Subnet mask". Set your Xbox IP to "Static" in the Xbox's Network Settings menu. The original disc will need to be inserted in order to create the backup. Create a new connection in your FTP program, labeled "Xbox" or something similar. Enter 192.168.0.3 as the IP address for the new connection. For the username and password, enter xbox into each field. Open the connection after entering the details, and after a moment you should see several folders appear. " folder. This will display the contents of the game disc in the FTP program. It may take a minute or so for this folder to appear if you just inserted the disc. Use the right frame in the FTP program to create a folder that will store the game backup files. " folder to the new folder on your computer. Drag the files from the left frame to the right frame and drop them into the folder you just created. Wait as the data is transferred from the Xbox to your computer. Select the "Create ISO" or "Create New" option in your xISO file and select the files that you've copied to your computer. Wait as the program converts the files into an xISO file that you can burn to a DVD. The DVD-R format will provide the best results when burning your backup copies to disc. Try to use a high-quality brand like Verbatim or Memorex. When the program loads, browse for the xISO file that you just created. Find the Write Speed controls in the burning program interface. Lower it to 2X or 4X to reduce the possibility of errors while burning. Burn the xISO image file to your blank DVD. This will create a working backup of your game that you can play on your modded Xbox. Make sure that you don't try to play online, as this could get your account banned.

Write an article based on this "Name this third city and zone some low density commercial. Continue to play between your three cities. Create and name a fourth city. Continue play between your four cities. Continue to add new cities to your region if you want."
article: Add a natural gas power plant. Be sure to keep this a short distance away from the commercial zones. By now, the demand for commercial development is probably very high. Your zone will develop quickly. You should eventually add medium and high density commercial to your commercial city. This will attract offices and higher wealth Sims. The Sims will settle in your residential city and commute to your other two cities to work. Make sure you have good connections between your cities. Only develop agriculture in this city. By now, your region should have a very healthy economy. By now, you should have several thousand Sims living in your Residential city. You will develop high-tech industry in your Industrial city. And once you have over 45,000 Sims working in your Commercial City, you will get skyscrapers. At first, your industrial city will have the most workers. Your commercial city will not be far behind. On the other hand, you won't have too many workers in your agricultural city. In time, your Commercial city will overtake your Industrial city in the number of jobs. Your Residential city will grow to have 20,000 or more Sims living in it. It could even have over 100,000! Your region will be thriving by this point. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/e\/e9\/Create-a-Successful-Region-in-SimCity-4-Step-13Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Create-a-Successful-Region-in-SimCity-4-Step-13Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/e\/e9\/Create-a-Successful-Region-in-SimCity-4-Step-13Bullet1.jpg\/aid141321-v4-700px-Create-a-Successful-Region-in-SimCity-4-Step-13Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":368,"bigWidth":"700","bigHeight":"560","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Write an article based on this "Gather your materials. Label your folders. Organize the folders. Fill your folders. Place your folder nearby. Use your folder."
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You will need a file cabinet or hanger, as well as 43 files. This will allow you to create a file for each month, along with 31 files for each day in the month. There are a variety of ways you can create tickler files, but this is generally the most accepted and easiest to keep track of. You will need to label 12 of the folders with each of the months. Then label the remaining folders numerically, 1 through 31. Place the folders into the year's current month, starting with today's date. For example, if the date is June 15th, place folders 15-31 in the June folder, and 1-14 in the July folder. Note: June only has 30 days, but keep the "31" folder at the end of the month so that you can easily move it to the next without getting things out of order. Now that the folders are organized, it's time to start filling them. Place anything you need to remember in the appropriate folder. You can put in sticky notes with reminders, bills, letters, or anything else that needs your attention that day. Place all of your future information in the appropriate monthly folders. When you reach that moth, you can then sort the items into the appropriate daily folders. If your to-do item is going to take several days, be sure to file it on the day it starts and not the day it's due! Your tickler file will only be useful if it is easily accessible. It should be within arm's reach of your primary work area. This will allow you to access the file without having to get up, which would be detrimental to its continued use. At the start of each day, remove the items from the day's folder and place them on your desk to take care of that day. As you finish each item, file it away in permanent storage or discard it. Move the daily folder to the end of the list in the next month of the tickler file.