Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your Google Drive. Navigate to the document you want to share. Click the icon and tap "Add People. Right-click the file and select "Share. Type the email address of the person you want to receive your file. Control whether the person can edit the copy in your Google Drive. Change "Can Edit" to "Can View" if you want the person to be able to download their own copy but not edit yours. Select "Done" or "Share" to share the document.

Answer: If your Word document is located in your Google Drive, it's easy to share it with others. Accessing your Drive is different depending on your platform: Mobile: Launch the Google Drive app on your device. Desktop: Log in to http://drive.google.com in your web browser. If you don't see it in the main folder, you may have to look in some of the subfolders. If you haven't yet uploaded the document from your computer, click New > File Upload, and then double-click the Word document. " Skip this step if you're using the web version of Drive. " Skip this step if you're using the mobile app. Another way to do this is to single-click the document and then click the Share icon (the outline of a person's head with a plus sign.) If this person is one of your Google contacts, you can just start typing their name and then select the correct person from the search results. By default, Drive gives the person permission to edit the document in your Google Drive. Leave this alone if you're sharing the document with someone and you both plan to make edits. An email will be sent to the recipient containing information on how to access the document. They'll be able to view it online or download it to their computer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dust with powdered sugar, if desired. Enjoy.

Answer: Chin chin are often sprinkled with a little sifted powdered sugar. Transfer the pieces to a serving platter and dust the tops with sugar before presenting them to your guests. An easy way to dust the chin chin with powdered sugar is to use a small sieve. Hold the sieve above the chin chin and place the sugar in the sieve. Gently sift the sugar through the sieve and onto the pieces of chin chin below. At this point, these delightful pieces of crunchy-chewy dough are ready to eat.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour off the grease. Soak it to loosen stuck-on bits. Boil vinegar for oil residue.

Answer: Like cast iron, your nonstick grill will be easier to clean if you pour off the grease first. Throw it in the trash or another container (to throw away later). Grease shouldn't go down the drain because it can cause clogs. If you're having a hard time getting your grill pan clean, try submerging the cooking surface in warm water with dishwashing soap. Leave it to sit for at least 30 minutes, though overnight may be more effective. Use a nylon scrubber to clean the grill pan once it's been soaked. If your nonstick pan has a residue on it, vinegar may be able to help. Pour boiling water with a 1/2 cup (118 milliliters) of vinegar on top of the grill pan. If possible, let it sit with the vinegar on it. The oil should slide off the pan, and then you can clean it normally.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Visit an online translation site. Enter the web address of the blocked site. Click Translate.

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These sites can act as a proxy by using them to read a page and then sending a translated version to you. This allows you to access the information on a website without actually visiting. Type the address in the field for translating a URL. Select the language you want to translate the site to. You can tell the service to translate it from English to English. You will now be able to see the content of the blocked site. This is a great method to keep in mind for situations when you need to access a site and don't have time to find other solutions.