Q: Cockroaches love piles of wood and other convenient hiding places, and as the weather turns colder, they'll migrate inside the house to keep warm. Make sure your woodpile is far away from the house. Remove piles of straw, leaves, clippings, and any other yard waste. Seal cracks in exterior walls to keep roaches out of the house by blocking their entrance. Seal cracks everywhere you can inside your house as well. This takes time, but the payoff is great, because you eliminate most of their favorite hiding and breeding places. Fill every crack inside every cabinet in your kitchen. Fill the cracks on both sides of floor, door, and window moldings. Fill all openings around pipes in bathrooms and kitchens. Even if you successfully got rid of a nest, prevent a re-infestation by setting out traps that will kill roaches before they get out of control. The best approach is to leave the caulk off a few cracks that are close to potential areas of entry, like the drain or vents, and place traps as follows: Spray over with insecticide (such as Raid) in either gel or liquid form. This serves as a second line of defense should any roaches survive or get past the physical barriers; this will at the very least weaken them. Alternatively sprinkle salt under kitchen cabinets and in cracks. If the place is vacant for an extended period, mop tiled floors with salty water before leaving. Fix any openings with caulk, Spackle or some other hardening mixture. If the crack is on a baseboard or wood, after putting the Spackle down, rub with resin or cover with wood paint. Once the Spackle has hardened, 4-6 hours after its application, it is child-safe.
A: Move yard debris away from the outside of the house. Seal the house to keep roaches from entering. Set out preventative traps.

Q: You need to leave the area alone so it doesn't get irritated or develop an infection. After you notice the ingrown hair, stop shaving, waxing, and plucking your pubic area. Let it grow until the ingrown hair goes away. While it might be annoying to let your hair grow, this will help you clear up your ingrown pubic hair much faster. Most ingrown hairs go away on their own in about a month. However, you may be able to remove it faster if you help bring it to the surface. While most ingrown hairs don't get infected, breaking the skin increases your risk of infection. Leave the area alone so that you don't accidentally damage your skin. You might be tempted to try to dig out or push out the hair. However, this will make it worse. It's common for ingrown hairs to itch, but you shouldn't scratch it because that could break the skin. Instead, cover the hair with a thin layer of over-the-counter hydrocortisone cream to relieve the itch. Use your cream up to 4 times a day. It's not safe to use hydrocortisone if you have an infection. If you see any pus, redness, swelling, or other signs of infection you should go a doctor. Read and follow the directions on the label so that you don't use too much hydrocortisone cream. Your ingrown hair will take a lot longer to heal if it gets infected. To prevent this, apply an over-the-counter antibiotic cream to the area once or twice a day to keep the area clean. You can find an antibiotic cream at your local drugstore or online.
A: Stop removing your pubic hair until your ingrown hair heals. Avoid picking at the ingrown hair because it can cause an infection. Apply a dab of hydrocortisone cream to relieve itching if there's no chance you have an infection. Dab antibiotic cream onto the ingrown hair daily to prevent infection.

Q: If you have a list of data in Word, you can convert it to a table format in Word and then quickly copy that table into Excel. If your data is already in table format, skip down to the next step. Select all of the text that you want to convert into a table. Click the Insert tab and then click the Table button. Select "Convert Text to Table". Enter the number of lines per record in the the "Number of columns" field. If you have a blank line between each record, add one to the total. Click OK. Word will generate a table based on your settings. Double-check it to ensure that everything is where it should be. This will show up when you're hovering the mouse over the table. Clicking this will select all of the data in the table. Ctrl+C to copy the data. You can also click the "Copy" button in the Home tab. Once the data has been copied, you can open Excel. If you want to put the data in an existing spreadsheet, load it up. Place your cursor in the cell that you want the upper-left cell of the table to appear. Ctrl+V to paste the data. The individual cells from the Word table will be placed into separate cells in the Excel spreadsheet. Depending on the type of data you are importing, you may have some additional formatting you need to do. For example, if you are importing addresses the city, state abbreviation, and zip code may be all in the same cell. You can have Excel split these up automatically. Click the column heading of the column you want to split to select the whole column. Select the "Data" tab and click the "Text to Columns" button. Click Next > and then select the "Comma" in the Delimiters field. If you are using the above example, this will separate the city from the state abbreviation and zip code. Click Finish to save the changes. Select the column that still needs to be split and repeat the process, selecting "Space" instead of "Comma" as the delimiter. This will separate the state abbreviation from the zip code.
A: Make a table in Word with your data. Check the formatting of your table. Click the little "+" button that appears in the upper-left corner of the table. Press . Open Excel. Press . Split any remaining columns.

Q: The Adobe Acrobat Reader app that most people have can open files, but not export them. You must have the paid version of Adobe Acrobat in order to convert PDFs into other documents. If you only need to convert one file, you can download a free trial of Adobe Acrobat Pro from Adobe's download page to temporarily use the paid features. Its app icon resembles the triangular Adobe logo on a black background. This is in the upper-left corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. It's an option near the top of the File drop-down menu. A new window will open. This blue button is in the middle of the page. A File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window will appear. Click the TIFF file that you want to convert into a PDF. You may first have to open the TIFF file's location by clicking the folder it's in on the left side of the window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. The TIFF file will be uploaded. This blue button is in the middle of the page. Your TIFF file will be converted into a PDF file, which should open in Adobe Acrobat. If you aren't signed into your Adobe account by default, you'll first need to enter your Adobe account's email address and password when prompted. Click File, click Save in the drop-down menu, enter your preferred name for the file, and click Save. You may first have to click Download to download the PDF onto your computer.
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Make sure that you have the paid version of Adobe Acrobat. Open Adobe Acrobat. Click File. Click Create PDF Online. Click Select Files to Convert to PDF. Select your TIFF file. Click Open. Click Convert to PDF. Save your converted PDF.