Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place the subtitle file in the same location as the video. Open the video in VLC. Click the Subtitle tab. Select Sub Track. Click Track 1. Import manually your subtitle file.

Answer: You can do this by selecting the subtitle file, pressing Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac) to copy it, going to the folder in which your video is saved, and pressing Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac). This will vary slightly depending on Windows - Right-click the video, select Open with, and click VLC media player in the pop-out menu. Mac - Select the video, click File, select Open With, and click VLC in the pop-out menu. If you don't have VLC Media Player installed on your computer, you can download and install it for free. It's at the top of the VLC window. A drop-down menu will appear. On a Mac, Subtitle is at the top of the screen. This option is in the Subtitle drop-down menu. Doing so prompts a pop-out menu. It's in the pop-out menu. You should see your subtitles appear when appropriate. If your video isn't displaying your subtitles, you can add manually their file to the video, allowing them to remain until you close VLC: Click Sub Track Click Add Subtitle File... Select your subtitle file. Click Open

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Download the video clips you want to join. Install Any DVD Converter. Start Any DVD Converter. Add the video files that you want to merge. Click and drag videos to reorder them. Adjust the length of the clips you want to use. Select all of the video clips. Right-click on the selected clips and select "Merge all files". Select your output format. Set your output folder. Adjust your output settings. Start the converting and merging process. Merge small batches at a time to prevent crashes.

Answer: If you are trying to merge multiple YouTube clips together, you'll need to download them to your computer first. Visit keepvid.com and enter the addresses for each of the videos you want to download. Select the highest quality MP4 format video from the download options to download the file to your computer. You can download the free version of Any DVD Converter from anvsoft.com. You can also use the free version of Any Video Converter from the same company, and the process will be exactly the same. If downloaded from anvsoft.com, the installer should be malware-free. Still, it is recommended to carefully read each screen of the installation wizard. Make sure that you uncheck any boxes that want to install extra software, or decline any extra offers. The free version is limited to a 3 minute output file. If you need to make a longer video file and don't want to pay for Any DVD Converter, click here for instructions on using the free Avidemux. Start your trial if prompted when using the free version. You'll be taken to the Convert Video tab of the program. You can drag and drop files into the main frame, or you can click the "Add Video(s)" button and browse for video files on your computer. It may take a few moments to add large files. You can add files with different file formats to the same project. Any DVD Converter supports virtually all video formats. The combined file will be in the order that the videos are listed in, starting with the top of the list. Click the Scissors button next to the clip you want to edit. A new window will open, allowing you to skip to the exact spot you want. Set a new start point for the clip by clicking the "[" button, and the "]" button to set an end point. The new segment will appear beneath the original video file. Note that Any DVD Converter can run into problems when trying to join trimmed clips. For best results, output the trimmed files first into new video files, and then add the new output to your project. FLV files can be difficult to trim, as Flash video uses a different frame system. For best results, convert the FLV video to MP4 first and then trim it. Once you're satisfied with the order and the length of the clips, select all of the files in the list. You can do this by holding Ctrl/ Cmd and click each one, or you can press Ctrl/ Cmd+A. The videos will be merged together, with subsequent videos indented beneath the first clip. Select the first video in the list before proceeding. Click the Output Profile drop-down menu at the top of the window. Select the device that you are planning on playing the video on. If you're going to play the video on a computer, or want it to be compatible with the most devices, select "Customized MP4 Movie (*.mp4)". Click the folder icon in the Output Folder line in the right sidebar. Make sure "Basic Settings" is selected to see the Output Folder button. Select a folder that you can easily access and find your merged video file. Click the "File Name" line to set the file name of the merged video clip. The wrong settings could lead to a bad file or could cause Any DVD Converter to crash. Adjust your settings before you start the merging process. Click the Gear button at the top of the window. Click the "Video" tab and uncheck all of the boxes in the "Video Resize" section. Right-click on the top file in the list and select "Start Converting". Any DVD Converter will begin merging the clips into a file in the location and format you specified. Depending on the length and size of the videos, the conversion may take a while to complete. Any DVD Converter can get overloaded with too many clips. If you're having problems merging many different clips together, it's recommended that you do them in small batches and then join the batches together. For example, if you have 15 clips to join, join five clips together at a time. This will leave you with three output videos. You can then load these three output videos into Any DVD Converter and join them as normal.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take a clicker pen apart.

Answer: Unscrew the parts on the barrel that come apart. Yours may come apart in 2 or 3 pieces. Pull the ink chamber and spring out of the barrel. Press something into the back end of the pen to push the plunger part and thrust device out. If the tip doesn't unscrew, you'll need to carefully cut it off with scissors.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Label your cables. Mark your food. Leave messages and reminders. Make a colourful schedule or plan.

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Sticky notes can be very helpful for organizing yourself and your house in a number of ways. If you find that you have developed a confusing tangle of cables behind your TV or computer, and it always takes some painstaking work to discover what cables is for what, sticky notes can help. Tear or cut the note down so you just have the adhesive strip left, and then write down the name of the appliance of each cable, "TV," "DVD," "Stereo," etc. Then wrap the label around the appropriate cable, taking care to fasten it tightly in a ring around the wire. If you live in a shared house, you may want to label your food to make sure that none of your housemates eat it. Sticky notes are ideal for this as you can quickly and easily label your supplies just by writing your name on a note and attaching it to your eggs, milk, or anything else. Try to have some restraint when it comes to labelling food. Labelling absolutely everything can seem somewhat over the top. Consider just labelling a few key things that could easily be mistaken for somebody else's. Sticky notes are a convenient and easy way to leave notes and reminders for people you live or work with. Write down a reminder to pick some milk on the way home from work, or that the electricity bill is overdue, and stick it somewhere prominent. Research has shown that people are actually more likely to respond to, and act on, a message or request made on a sticky note than communicated in some other ways. It is thought that sticky notes work so well because it is more personalised. It is also harder to ignore as it sticks out from its environment. Seeing a note stuck on the fridge may make you want to deal with it so you can take it down, and free the fridge door of mess and clutter. You can use sticky notes to make a colourful, visually engaging, and flexible plan or schedule for everything from work, to study, to household chores. If you are making a schedule for everybody's weekly chores, you can write up each chore on a note and arrange them in groups. Once a task has been completed, the person responsible can tear down the note. You can use notes to make meal plan so you know what you will be eating through the week. This could also help you to realise if you need to buy any ingredients. Using sticky notes to make schedules and plans allows you to move around the meals or tasks. You can easily reassign a task to somebody else, or change the meal plan.