Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Amazon app on your phone. Tap on the menu icon in the top left corner of the screen. Select "Settings" from the list of menu options. Click on "Not [your name]?

Answer: The icon for the iOS Amazon app is a blue shopping cart under the Amazon logo. The menu icon looks like three stacked horizontal white lines. It is the second-to-last option on the list, right above "Customer Service." Sign out." This is at the bottom of the list of options in Settings.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow the RICE principle. Rest your ankle and leg. Ice your ankle. Compress your ankle. Elevate your ankle.

Answer: Ankle pain often goes away by using the RICE treatment. RICERest, Ice, Compression, and Elevationcan relieve your pain and may prevent other issues. Use RICE for immediate self-care of ankle pain. Let your leg rest completely or do lower-impact activities. Immobility and light activities such as swimming may help relieve your ankle pain and promote healing. Switch to lower-impact sports if you do high-impact activities like running. Try an exercise bike or swimming to stay active while resting your leg. You can modify both activities to avoid using your hurt ankle. Consider giving your ankle a few days of complete rest. Use a cane or crutches if necessary. Move your ankle gently after a few days of full rest to help prevent stiffness. Apply an ice pack to your ankle. This minimizes swelling and can help relieve pain. Put ice on your ankle for 20 minutes at a time three to five times a day. Use a commercial ice pack or make your own with a bag of frozen vegetables or fruit. You can also freeze a plastic foam cup of water and then gently massage your ankle with it. Placing your ankle in slush bath can also help. Make a slush bath by mixing ice and water in a bathtub. Soak your ankle for up to 20 minutes. Wait 90 minutes between icing sessions. Take the ice off of your leg if it gets too cold. Put a towel between the ice pack and your skin to help prevent frostbite. Wrap your ankle with an elastic bandage to compress your ankle. This can reduce swelling, relieve pain, and preserve mobility in your ankle joint. Wrap your ankle beginning with the part farthest from your heart. Make sure you don't wrap too tightly. If your toes turn blue or go numb, pain increases, or you see swelling below the wrapped area, loosen the wrap. Use compression you don't see any more swelling. Raise your ankle above heart level. Elevation can reduce swelling and may also relieve your pain. Prop up your ankle with a stack of pillows or another structure that will support it. Keep your ankle up as much as you can. It's important to keep it elevated at night if you can.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open a web browser on your computer, phone, or tablet. Type www.google.com into the address bar. Press Enter or Return. Type what you're looking for into the typing area. Click Google Search or tap the magnifying glass. Click or tap a result to view it. Rephrase your search to get different results.

Answer: You can get to Google from any web browser, including Safari, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. Android: If you have a Samsung phone or tablet, tap the icon labeled Internet or Samsung Internet. If you have another model, tap Chrome, Browser, Web, or something similar. iPhone and iPad: Tap the Safari icon, which looks like a compass, at the bottom of the home screen to launch your web browser. Mac: Your computer comes with the Safari web browser. You can launch it by clicking the compass icon on the Dock, which usually runs along the bottom of the screen. Windows 10: Your PC comes with Microsoft's Edge browser. You can open it by clicking the Windows logo at the bottom-left corner of the screen, and then clicking the Microsoft Edge tile on the menu. Windows 8 and earlier: You can use Internet Explorer to browse the web. You'll find its blue "e" icon in your Start menu. The address bar is the bar that runs along the top of the web browser. If you're using a phone or tablet, tap the address bar to spring open the keyboard and start typing. On a computer, click the address bar to start typing. Google.ca can be used for Canadian users. If you're using a phone or tablet, tap the Search or Enter button on your keyboard instead. Your web browser will now load Google's homepage. For example, if you're looking for a place to eat in Oakland, you could type "best restaurants in Oakland." You can search for individual words ("veganism," "Bermuda"), phrases ("tropical storms of 1998," "monstera plant care"), questions ("how many people live in Oregon?", "how much water should I drink?"), and more. If you're more comfortable speaking your search terms, click or tap the microphone icon to launch Search by Voice, follow the on-screen instructions to give Google access to your microphone, and then say aloud what you're looking for. This searches for the text you entered and displays the results in a list. If you've found a website, image, video, or other information that looks like what you want, click or tap it to open in your browser. To return to the list of search results, click or tap your browser's back button (usually a left-arrow at the top-left corner). Search results appear differently depending on what you're looking for. For example, if you searched for a word that appears in the dictionary, you may find the definition and usage information at the top of the results. If you searched for a specific location, a map might appear. If you scroll down through the first page and don't find what you're looking for, click or tap Next at the bottom to move to the next page of results. The most relevant results are usually on the first few pages of search results. If you don't see the sort of information you're looking for, just edit what you typed in the blank at the top of the screen and try again. You can always make your search more specific, or even more broad if the results are too narrow. For example, instead of searching "best restaurants in Oakland," you could try "best Chinese food in Oakland 2020" instead. To learn about getting better search results, see the Refining the Results method.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Connect an external hard drive to your Mac. Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences. Click Time Machine. Click Select Backup Disk. Select your external drive. Click Use Disk. Click the Time Machine menu icon. Click Back Up Now. Wait for your backup to complete.

Answer:
You can do this by using one of your computer's USB-C ports. In order to back up your Mac, you will need an external hard drive on which to store the backup. Your external hard drive must be formatted for use with a Mac for this to work. You can also use a high-capacity flash drive for this step. If your selected external drive uses a USB 3.0 connection, you'll need a USB 3.0 to USB-C adapter in order to connect the drive to your computer. Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. This will prompt a drop-down menu. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. This app icon resembles a green clock dial. The Time Machine window will open. It's near the top of the page. A window will open. Click your external drive's name in the window. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will set the external drive as your Mac's Time Machine backup drive. It's the clock dial-shaped icon in the upper-right corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll see this near the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so prompts Time Machine to begin backing up your Mac to the external drive. You'll see a "Time Machine has finished..." message once the backup finishes, at which point you can eject and remove the external hard drive.