Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use this method only on solid slab-style doors. Hold your metal panel in place against the door. Make a dimple in the door to guide your screws. Drive a pan head screw into each pilot hole. Drill new pilot holes about 1/16th of an inch above those marks. Punch one pilot hole in the door at the center of each vertical edge.

Answer: This method should not be used on frame and panel doors. You may use either a hand screwdriver or a power driver. Make reference marks along the bottom edge, about an inch or two in from the corners. Set the metal panel aside for now. Using a center punch or a large nail, make a dimple in the door. A couple of taps with a hammer should do to pierce the surface of the door. This will be your starter/pilot hole for your pan head screws. Drive your screws in, leaving enough space between the head of the screw and the door so the metal panel will fit in that gap. Set the bottom of the metal panel into the space between the heads of the screws and the door. Hold the panel in place and make two reference marks along the top edge the same way you did at the bottom. Then remove the metal panel. Insert the screws and leave a gap a bit larger than on the bottom. Now place the bottom edge of the metal into place, then flex the metal to pop it into place at the top. Adjust its final positioning then tighten the screws until they hold the panel firmly. Punch one pilot hold into the center of each vertical edge, about 1/16th of an inch off the edge. Insert a screw into each hole and tighten until snug. Check to make sure the door closes properly and make any needed adjustments. You are now ready to use your new sheet metal panel for display.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a short dress with over-the-knee boots. Pair a knee-length dress with riding boots. Don't show any skin between the dress and boots.

Answer: A short dress with over-the-knee boots is a very cute and common choice. You can wear a tight, fitted dress, or a loose, short dress. Suede boots look good with a casual dress. Leather or pleather boots look better for a dress that is meant to be worn on a night out. Wear a short, flowing lace dress with a pair of brown over-the-knee boots. Choose a loose, knee-length dress with a pair of tall riding boots. A cream-colored dress with a pair of light brown riding boots would be a good option for this look. This combination is casual, but elegant and can be worn at almost any time of the year. This is the exception to showing skin between the dress and boots. Choose a pair of thigh-length boots of any type. Suede, velvet, and leather boots are a few options. Make sure the boots fit tightly around your legs. For more casual boots, wear a loose, floral dress. Wear a tight dress with high-heeled boots for a nighttime look.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Build three more body rows identically to the first. Tie a double knot at the end of the tail to keep the beads in place.

Answer: Put three beads on the left string, remembering to alternate them if you're doing a two-colored body. Then slide the right string in the opposite direction as the left and pull the two ends to slide the beads up to the body. You need three more rows before starting the feet again. You can tie any knot you want, but a simple square knot will do just fine. You can use the knot used to tie your shoes as well, but make sure you double knot it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for moist, pale skin. Look for blistering. Look for dry, scaly skin.

Answer:
Athlete's foot manifests in 3 general varieties. "Toe web infection" generally begins with pale, moist-looking skin. The skin usually itches or burns, and may smell unusual. It is usually fairly easy to treat. This type of infection usually occurs between your fourth and fifth (or "pinky") toes. As the infection progresses, the skin between your toes may develop scales or cracks, or it may begin peeling. In severe cases, a bacterial infection may also occur. This bacterial infection can extend to the lower leg if left untreated, causing a condition called cellulitis. Toe web infections may also cause sudden blisters to form. The vesicular variety of athlete's foot usually starts with a crop of red, inflamed, fluid-filled blisters on your feet, often on the soles. This condition can begin as an untreated toe web infection. This variety is usually treatable at home. In more severe cases, a bacterial condition can also develop. You may also develop blisters on your palms, sides of your fingers, or other areas of skin that have come into contact with your feet. The "moccasin" variety of athlete's foot causes the skin on your feet, especially on the sole or heel, to become dry, irritated, and itchy. This variety can become chronic and is very hard to treat. Other signs of the moccasin variety are burning, thickening of the skin, and cracking of the skin. In extreme cases, your toenails can develop the infection and thicken, fall apart, or fall off. You have to treat fungal infection of the toenails separately.