You can download this app from Google Play or visit the apps website. Select the register option on the bottom of the screen. Enter a valid e-mail address. Enter a password. Type in your nickname. Hit the Register button. On your browser, enter web.airdroid.com and enter your login credentials. From the web app interface, you can instantly see all file categories you can manage. To access the folders in your device, just click on the Files icon.
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One-sentence summary -- Download and install AirDroid. Open the application. Register your account. Go to the AirDroid website. Manage files from the web app.

Q: Take a blanket and fold it in half. Lay it on the floor inside your fort, or on the couch to hide all the crumbs. You can also use a fluffy comforter. If you do not have any more blankets, you can use pillows instead. Take two or three pillows and lay them down next to each other on the floor inside your fort. If you are using just blankets, you can stick a pillow or two inside the fort so that you will have something soft to sit on. It can be anything you want, such as the name of your favorite food. It does not need to have the word "fort" in it. It can be a castle even! Here are some ideas: Cassie's Castle Ice cream Palace Fort Awesome Now that you have come up with a name for your fort, you should let everybody know! Take a sheet of paper or a piece of cardboard and write the name of your fort on it. You can use crayons, markers, colored pencils, or even glue and glitter! Here are some more ideas: Put stickers on your sign. Try to use stickers that match the name of your fortso if your fort has the word "ice cream" in it, use ice cream-shaped stickers. Decorate your sign with glitter, sequins, stick-on gems, and rhinestones. This is perfect for a castle! If you are making a cool fort, use a piece of cardboard, and write the words in a thick red or black marker. You can even add the words "KEEP OUT" beneath the name! Punch two holes along the top of your sign and put some string through the holes. Tie the string and hang the sign over one of the chairs. You can also tape the sign to the bed sheet if you cannot find any string. If you made the sign out of cardboard, you can put it on the floor and lean it against one of the chair legs. You can bring snacks such as apples, candy, nuts, juice, or popcorn. If it is around lunchtime, ask your mom or dad if you can have your lunch inside your fort. Make sure that your mom and dad are okay with you taking food out of the kitchen and bringing it into your fort. Forts are not just for hiding in! Bring something with you, such as a book, a music player, or a game. But not too much! Keep your lighting low, such as a couple of glow sticks, or a flashlight. If you are near an outlet, plug in a nightlight. You can even make a cool fairy lantern using a mason jar, glitter and a glow stick. If you will be living in your fort a while, so you might as well make a box to store all of your snacks, games, toys, and treasure. Find a shoebox, and cover it with some construction paper. Decorate the box with some rhinestones, glitter, and stickers. Put your stuff inside the box, and hide it in your fort! Sitting in a fort can get lonely, and even the most exciting games and books can get boring after a while. Ask your friend, brother, sister, or even a pet to come and play with you in your fort!
A: Make the inside of your fort more comfortable with blankets and pillows. Make up a name for your fort. Make a sign for your fort. Hang up your sign. Bring some snacks into your fort. Bring something fun into the fort. Bring some lighting. Make a treasure chest. Invite your friends, pets, or siblings to join you.

Article: Whether you're a beard-styling expert or this is you're first time growing a beard, your face is your canvas - start fresh. Have a clean shave and then wait a week for your hair to even out. Your face is ready for the Van Dyke when your stubble has grown out to about inch. For some people it may take more than a week for the hair to grow back in. If you're patient, you'll be rewarded with a better-looking Van Dyke. If you're reluctant to start from scratch, you can create the Van Dyke from facial hair that already exists. However, it's much more difficult to control the final outcome when you aren't working with fresh hair. Go ahead and apply it all over your chin, above your lip, and up to your sideburns. Begin by shaving your sideburns and cheeks. Start near your ears and remove your sideburns, as well as most of the hair on your cheeks, leaving approximately 2 inches (5.1cm) to both sides of your mouth. Shave the hair from the bottom and sides of your neck, stopping just above your Adam's apple. Leave your moustache and soul patch intact. The end result is what's called a "circle beard," a still common style that was popular in the 1990s. Wash away any excess hair or shaving cream. The precision work is about to begin, and you need to be able to see what you're doing. At this point, it's helpful to use just enough shaving cream to guide your razor, without covering up all your hair. Carefully trim the hair from your neck until you are left with a small, neat beard, resembling a goatee. Scissors or an electric razor will help you control the overall shape and definition of your chin hairs. Classically, the Van Dyke beard is somewhat pointed; wax will help your hair retain its shape. Leave the skin around your soul patch (if you grow one) completely smooth. Measure twice, cut once, as a single errant swipe could force you to start all over again. Like the chin beard, the classic Van Dyke mustache is pointed and very neat. Make sure you didn't miss any visible hairs. Run your hand over your cheeks and around your beard to feel for rough spots, and go back over any you find with a razor.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Start with a clean-shaven face. Apply shaving cream. Make a circle beard. Rinse off your face. Create a neat goatee. Disconnect your mustache from your chin beard. Trim your moustache using scissors or a beard trimmer. Wash your face again.

Article: Using regular scissors or a knife, slice the 3/8 inch latex tube. Each grenade will require at least a 6-inch long tube. You can use longer tubes for larger grenades if you prefer. Measure each section prior to cutting for consistency. Go ahead and tie one end of the 6-inch tube into a knot. Using a measuring cup, measure cup of flour and cup of corn starch. This will be used to make the paint. Grab the food coloring and set aside. You can add this directly to the mix so it doesn't need to be measured out. You can use non-toxic, washable kids' paint as well if you want to save more time. A medium sized pot will be needed to create the grenade filling. Make sure you also have a syringe or spray bottle, cotter pins or bobby pins, a clamp and several washers before getting started. If these items aren't readily available at home, they can be picked up at a local hardware store.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Cut the tubing. Measure the mixture. Grab other materials.