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This will set the tone of the entire manual, and will give the user an idea about what sort of manual they are about to digest. Will it be light and amusing, or straightforward and no-nonsense? It depends on your readership. There's much more room for verbal play teaching children to make a paper box than there is teaching a doctor how to proceed with open-heart surgery. Establish the tone early and keep that tone throughout the manual. Not only does this give your writing the air of honesty and authenticity, you also ensure nothing will get left out. If, for some reason, it isn't feasible to do the steps, think them through thoroughly and consult somebody who is an expert. This makes it easier for people to follow along, and to refer back to should they lose their place. If you're writing on paper, be sure to leave space for additions between each step. Remember to renumber your steps if you add more in. As you're writing, you may realize that if the user performs a step carelessly, it could cause a problem. Conversely, if there is some bit of knowledge that will make the user's task easier or more interesting, add it in. Using only your written instructions, do the thing you are writing about. Should you find places where your instructions are lacking, add in the necessary information. Repeat this step until you have all the steps and can do what you are teaching without having to add notes. Consider having a friend or two use the manual. Watch them closely when they learn how to use the product. See where they zip through it. See where they get lost, confused, or fail at the task. Listen to what they have to say, then adjust your manual accordingly. You don't want to send your final proofreader (be that your agency or your spouse) a manual full of glaring errors.

summary: Write the introduction. Perform each step as you write. Number the steps. Include tips and warnings. Test it out. Proofread your manual.

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Once you earn 300 stars, log in to your Starbucks account at http://www.starbucks.com/account. You'll receive your Gold card in the mail about 4-6 weeks after updating this information. Before you receive your Gold card, you will continue to earn all the rewards associated with Gold status including a free drink or snack every time you earn an additional 125 Stars by using your regular, non-Gold registered Starbucks card. Contrary to popular belief, your Gold card will not arrive in the mail pre-loaded with cash. Once you receive your card, put money on it in the same manner that you would add money to any registered Starbucks card by using your app, or logging into your account and adding cash online. Then, you'll be able to use your Gold card to continue accumulating Stars. You can easily transfer the balance of your old registered card to your new gold card by logging into your Starbucks account, selecting "Manage", then following the transfer prompts. You can also transfer money to your new card by selecting "Pay" and then "Manage" while using your Starbucks app, or by asking a cashier at any Starbucks store to perform the transfer for you. To keep your Gold status, you must earn 300 more stars every twelve months following the day you first earned your Gold card. To accomplish this, continue buying drinks and snacks as often as possible at Starbucks locations using your Gold card, or any other registered card. To earn stars for other Starbucks products you purchase outside of stores, upload your receipts or enter Star codes from the products online. This is an especially good idea if you have only been earning Stars at Starbucks locations, but are now struggling to collect enough Stars to maintain your Gold membership. Monitor your Star balance on your mobile app or by visiting http://www.starbucks.com/account to make sure you're on track to reclaim your Gold status next year.

summary: Enter your mailing address online so your gold card can be sent to you. Load money onto your Gold card. Continue earning Stars at the same rate.

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Pour 1/4 cup (60 ml) white vinegar into a 30 to 32 oz (940 to 1000 ml) spray bottle. Fill the rest of the bottle with plain water and shake well to combine. Diluted vinegar is especially useful when your laminate floor has caked on mud or other stains that have caused it to become faded or dull. Vinegar is too abrasive to be used in its pure form, so you must combine it with water. You could also create a similar vinegar-based solution by combining 1/3 cup (80 ml) vinegar with 3 squirts of liquid dish detergent and 1 gallon (4 liters) of warm water.
summary: Create a solution of vinegar and water.