In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do this by locating the small groove close to the charging port at the bottom of the device. This will let you hook your fingernail in the the back cover and pry it out. Once the back cover is off, you will have access to the phone's battery. Pry the battery out using your finger, making sure the battery is lifted from the bottom where there are no battery terminals. You will only need to briefly remove the battery, just enough that the metal connectors don't touch anymore, and when you have, the phone's screen will shut off. Once the screen is dark, place back the battery into its compartment. Align the edges of the back cover properly and snap it back on. When the phone has been reassembled, press and hold the Power button until the phone vibrates briefly, signalling that the phone is starting up. The phone should then be responsive again upon reaching the home screen.
Summary: Turn the phone over so its back is facing upwards. Remove the back cover. Remove the battery. Return the battery. Return the back cover. Turn on your device.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Bookmaking comes with conventions that are hundreds of years old. Your readers will expect that your book follows these conventions. Before designing your book, educate yourself on the art of bookmaking! You will learn that every book has a cover page and a copyright page. The odd pages should always be on the right and even pages should be on the left. Your text should be justified instead of left aligned. Page through 15 to 20 books that a produced with a similar audience in mind. Study the books' formats. Make note of the elements you like and the ones you dislike. If you feel unsure of your design skills, hire a professional book designer. If you are not particularly tech-savvy, consider using an online service that offers you a guided design experience and will even print the book for you! If you wish to have control over the entire process of designing the book, create the book's look yourself. When creating your own book, you assume responsibility for every element. Remain organized and detail oriented throughout the process. When creating your own book, consider using Microsoft Word or InDesign. Both platforms allow you to create the book with a template. Rely on your research to guide you through the decision making process. Will your book be hardcover or paperback? What fonts will you use? Where will the page numbers be located? How will you format your chapters? How will you incorporate illustrations? These questions may appear menial, but your attention to detail will pay off! Once you have made your design decisions, start creating and styling the book. Don't be afraid to revise your design during the process.
Summary: Research. Decide who will create the book's iconic look. Design the book.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you have an attorney, sit down together and review the contract to see if you are in breach. You will want to know if you did indeed violate the contract or if the other party is fabricating the claim. Be sure to be honest with your attorney about the situation, so that he or she can give you the best legal advice. It is quite possible that you breached the contract on purpose. It may be cheaper to pay the damages for breaching the contract than fulfilling its original terms. If you breached on purpose your primary goal will be to reduce the amount of damages you have to pay under the contract. Although it's possible that you only entered into an "oral contract," those are fairly rare today. Most states have now passed laws which require all contracts to be in writing when the goods or services involved are worth $500 or more. Written contracts are always preferable because they allow you to detail how each party must uphold its duties and how both sides should respond if any disagreements or disputes arise. This includes any discussion of the contract in question or an official "demand letter" from the other party. A demand letter sent from the other party's lawyer is simply a letter that outlines what they think your contractual obligation is. For instance, it could demand that you pay a specific amount for services already rendered. Once you get a demand letter, the ball is in your court. It's then up to you and your attorney to decide how to respond to it. Make sure that the demand letter, if you have received one, complies with state law. Many states require that a pre-lawsuit letter is sent, in order to increase the chance of out-of-court settlement. Although most demand letters sent out are legitimate, it's always important to carefully review the signature and the contents. Never just assume you're in business with someone if the name isn't readily familiar. There are scam artists who do send out such mail, in the hopes that you will accidentally provide critical personal or business information that can be used for identity theft purposes. If you don't know the individual or company contacting you, there's obviously no need to respond. If you're certain that the letter is legitimate, only provide the least amount of necessary information, in keeping with your lawyer's advice.
Summary:
Review the contract. Review all correspondence from the other party. Decide whether the claim is part of a scam.