Q: Once you click on this icon, a drop-down menu will pop up, from which you can access a variety of Chrome options. The menu icon looks like a small button with three horizontal lines stacked together. It is located in the upper right corner of the browser, below the "x." Clicking on this option will cause the "Settings" page to open in a new tab. If your current tab is a blank page, the "Settings" page will open in your current tab instead of a new one. This option appears under the "On startup" section of your "Settings" page. Your other startup options include "Open the New Tab page," which will open a blank page once Chrome starts up, and "Continue where I left off," which will open the tabs that remained open at the end of your last browsing section. This option appears to the right of the "Open a specific page or set of pages" option. Clicking on this link will cause a separate "Startup pages" dialog box to open. Type the URL in the text box to the "Add a new page" label. The Google URL is: https://www.google.com/ Clicking on this button closes the dialog box and saves your startup page setting. You will be returned to the "Settings" page, but no further action is required.
A: Click on the Chrome menu icon. Choose Settings from the drop-down list. Check Open a specific page or set of pages. Click on the Set pages link. Enter the Google URL. Click on the OK button.

Article: Try to eat small, bite-sized pieces of food that require minimal contact with your lips. If you anticipate needing to snack, try to bring something small--like nuts or crackers--which will be easy to eat with little lip-contact. If eating something large and unwieldy (like a burger) is unavoidable, you may be better off blotting away your lipstick before digging in; it will likely be removed anyway. Minimizing lip-to-glass contact will keep your lipstick from smudging. If you must drink straight from a glass, try licking the edge you'll be drinking from, and only take sips from that spot. Be careful not to subconsciously chomp down on your pout; doing so is sure to smudge and mangle your lipstick. If your lipstick does end up smudging while you're out, you can easily touch up your coat or cover over smudged edges.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Eat with care. Drink with a straw. Don't bite your lips. Keep some extra lipstick and concealer handy.

Problem: Article: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Doing so will search your computer for the Windows Media Player program. It's a blue icon with an orange-and-white "Play" button on it. Windows Media Player will open. It's a tab in the upper-left side of the WMP window. If this is your first time opening Windows Media Player in a while, the Videos tab may take several minutes to load. Double-click the video for which you want to take a snapshot. Click and drag the slider at the bottom of the Windows Media Player window to the right until you arrive at the frame that you want to screenshot. Click the "Pause" button at the bottom of the window, or press the space bar on your computer's keyboard. This will search your computer for the Snipping Tool app, which is the best way to take screenshots in Windows 7 (or Windows 10 if you don't have a "Print Screen" button). It resembles a pair of scissors. You'll find this at the top of the window. This arrow is to the right of the New button in the top-left corner of the Snipping Tool window. A drop-down menu will appear. On Windows 10, this arrow is next to the Mode button. It's in the drop-down menu. This option will allow you to draw a box around the area that you want to screenshot without including non-video sections of the screen. It's in the top-left corner of the Snipping Tool window. Click the top-left corner of the video's window and drag down into the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will take a screenshot of everything inside of the rectangle that you drew. It's a square, floppy disk-shaped item at the top of the Snipping Tool window. Click a folder on the left side of the window to set it as the place in which you'll save your screenshot. Type a name for your screenshot into the "File name" text box. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Doing so will save your snapshot in the selected folder under the name that you chose.
Summary: Open Start . Type windows media player into Start. Click Windows Media Player. Click Videos. Open a video that you want to watch. Go to the point in the video that you want to screenshot. Pause the video. Open Start . Type in snipping tool. Click Snipping Tool. Click . Select Rectangular Snip. Click New. Select the Windows Media Player window. Release the mouse button. Click the "Save" button. Select a save location. Enter a name. Click Save.

Q: Cats feel the cold more than humans so it will help your cat stay warm by providing great insulation from the cold, as well as a safe space to retreat and relax in. You can buy cardboard boxes in a variety of colours, floral, vintage or modern designs. This lets you choose one to suit your personal choice for your home decor. Alternatively you can simply use a cardboard box from the supermarket or local store. This can be a fun project for a rainy day with your kids when your cat looks like they are in need of a nap. Before you begin take a minute to learn how to keep your cat safe as well as cosy by making their bed a cat-friendly zone. Cut the hole using scissors or with a craft knife. For an older, slower cat it makes sense to start the door-hole at ground level, but a younger cat or kitten who loves to jump will love a circular door-hole hole halfway up the front of the box. Make sure the door-hole is large enough for your cat to climb in and out in comfort. If your cat loves to squeeze into things keep the hole relatively small. If your cat is sensitive to tight spaces then supersize the door! Does your cat like a quiet dark place? Do they like to look around and watch all the household bustle around them? Would they prefer the inside of the box to feel snug and dark, or sunny and light? Asking these questions will help to you design a bed perfect for your cat. If your cat likes to look around them, think about cutting the top off the box as well as a door-hole this will make sure that they don't feel isolated. If your cat likes privacy then a good idea is to tape a soft piece of fabric over the door-hole as a curtain. To make a chic bed you could use the same fabric to line the box. Add a snack tube. Cut a hole in the top of box with scissors or a craft knife. Fit a paper toilet roll tube in it as a handy snack drop to ensure you don't disturb their privacy. This can make a real difference in how quickly and happily your cat adapts. Their sensitive whiskers and paw pads mean that they love snuggling into soft textures. Think about your cat's favourite textures - a pillow, a cushion a furry rug, some fur fabric or even vintage curtains may all suit them. Add something that smells of you such as an old t-shirt or sweater. Add a favourite toy, or appeal to their sense of smell with a little bit of cat nip.
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Pick out a cardboard storage box the right shape and size for your cat. Cut a square or circular door-hole in the front of the box. Customise the bed specifically to your cat's needs, likes and dislikes. Add a soft, comfortable base to the bed.