Problem: Article: It's the button that has a Windows logo in the taskbar. By default, it is usually in the lower-left corner of the screen. This displays the Start menu. It has an icon that resembles a gear. It's on the left side of the Windows Start menu. This opens Windows Settings. It's the first option in the Windows Settings menu. It's next to an icon that resembles a laptop computer. It's the grey button below "Multiple Displays" at the bottom of the screen. This makes Windows detect your displays.
Summary: Click the Windows Start menu . Click the Settings icon . Click System. Scroll down and click Detect.

Problem: Article: You want the drawing to be an event. Accordingly, find a place that can accommodate a large number of people. The car dealer's showroom is a great choice. Check if you can hold the drawing there. If you can't, then another good choice would be to hold the raffle in a school gymnasium. However, you probably can't get the car into the gym. Drum up extra interest by inviting your local paper and nearby television stations to attend the drawing. Ask a local celebrity to draw the winning ticket to entice the media to attend. A raffle not only raises money for your organization, it's also a great marketing tool. Have someone take a lot of pictures of the drawing and then put them on your website. Also send the pictures to local news media so that they can cover the story. Many U.S. states require that you file a financial statement after the raffle. If the car was worth more than $50,000, then you may also need to provide an audited financial statement. Check with your attorney for legal requirements. You may also have to file a W-2G with the IRS if the value of the car was 300 times the price of the raffle ticket. For example, you must file if the car was worth $16,000 and the ticket price was $50. You will also have to withhold taxes on the car if it is worth more than $5,000 and more than 300 times the ticket price. You can handle withholding taxes in a few ways: Ask the winner to hand over the taxes before you turn over the car. This often isn't the most practicable way, since many people won't have the money. Also, you need to tell people before they buy tickets that they'll be responsible for paying taxes. Increase the prize amount to include the taxes you'll withhold. This will eat into your profits but is fairly easy to do. Let the winner choose to take a cash equivalent and deduct the taxes from that amount.
Summary: Pick a location. Invite the news media. Take pictures of the raffle. File your financial statement. Withhold taxes on the car.

Problem: Article: For a fancier touch, you can crop or round the corners, but not by much. Use the same color as you did for the border pieces. You'll be using these un-scored ends to attach the handles to the bag. It will also mimic the look of a real bag. Draw a line of glue to one side of the score, then fold the handle in half. Leave the 1-inch (3.81 centimeters) bit at each end un-folded and un-glued. The handles will be flat and skinny along the middle, with curved "cups" at each end. The smooth part of the cups will be on the front/outside of the handles. The curved, "V" part of the cups will be on the back/inside of the handles. Place the flat, folded part of the handle on the edge of a bone folder. Place your thumb on top of the paper. Use your free hand to pull the paper downward, between your thumb and the bone folder. Repeat this step for the other handle. This is the same technique used for curling ribbon. Set the handles aside when you are done.
Summary: Cut two 1 by 11-inch (2.54 by 27.94 centimeters) strips of solid-colored scrapbook paper for the handles. Score both strips vertically down the center, lengthwise, but leave 1-inch (3.81 centimeters) at each end un-scored. Glue the handles along the fold, but leave the un-scored parts alone. Curl the handles using a bone folder to give them some shape.

Problem: Article: Nothing makes a teacher's day like a beautiful, handmade card telling them how great they are. Spend some time the day before school and get crafty. Use colored paper, glitter, and colorful markers to draw a picture of your teacher or decorate a message that lets your teacher know you think she is awesome. You can then present the card to your teacher as a thoughtful gift. Don't make your card anonymous unless you are shy but still want your teacher to know he or she is awesome! However, a teacher would like to thank you for your card and not embarrass you. There are also online templates you can print out and decorate for your teacher, featuring fun messages and images to make your teacher's day. Use social media for good by making a video about how great your teacher is or writing a post on social media about how awesome you think your teacher is and making it public. This will allow your other classmates and friends to support and comment on your post, which will show your teacher how much she is appreciated. Maybe your social media brag about how great your teacher will even go viral and your teacher will really get the recognition she deserves. Organize a mock awards day where you create a teacher recognition award for your teacher with your classmates. You and your classmates can then present the award to your teacher as part of a mock awards ceremony. This will show your teacher you appreciate her hard work and allow her to feel recognized by her students. You can also nominate your teacher for a local or national teacher recognition award to show her that you really appreciate her hard work. Your school may have a teacher of the month program or your area may have a teacher recognition program where you nominate your teacher through an application process. in the U.S., more than a dozen organizations sponsor teacher recognition awards every year. You can find more information about national awards for teachers in the United States by searching online.
Summary:
Make your teacher a thoughtful handmade card. Brag about your teacher online and make the post public. Give your teacher a classroom teacher recognition award. Nominate your teacher for a teacher recognition award.