Write an article based on this "First, put back the drive bays. Put back the power supply. Put back the motherboard, and screw it back in. Put back the sound and graphics card, modem/Ethernet/wireless card, microphone card, etc. Put back the memory (if you removed it). Put back the drives. Plug in the power cables to everything EXACTLY the way they were. Plug the drives in to the motherboard using the ribbon cables. Plug your computer in to the wall, and power it on to see if it boots. Once it sounds like it does on boot up, hook it up to the monitor, keyboard, mouse, and whatever else you have!"
article: Those are the metal things that hold the case together. back exactly where they were. These are the little green cards you removed. Look at the picture you took earlier if you took one. Make sure to put them back in the right orientation! If it beeps over and over again, or doesn't power on, unplug it and check your work. Try flipping the IDE cables over on both sides (the cables that connect the CD, DVD, and Hard Drive to the motherboard), or the floppy cable. Congrats, you painted your computer case!

Write an article based on this "Set up an email address. Click on "Compose" or "New. List the recipients' email addresses. Include an informative subject. Write the body of your email. Hit the "Send" button."
article: If you do not already have an email address, you will need to sign up with an email provider before proceeding. Thankfully, there are many free web-based email providers who you can get a free email address with for no cost. Some of the most popular ones include: Gmail Hotmail Yahoo mail " Before you can write an email, you will need to open a new, blank message box to write your email in. The exact method varies depending on the service you use, but there will usually be a button toward the top of the page with a label like "Compose," "New," or "New Message." If you are uncertain about how to create a new message, check the help pages for your email service to learn more about it in greater detail. You do not need to list your own email address, but you do need to specify the email address of the person or people you intend to send the email to. A space is often enough to separate multiple email addresses, but some services do request that you separate multiple addresses with a comma or some other form of punctuation. If this is the case, these instructions should be specified by your specific email provider. Type the email address of the main receiver or receivers in the "To:" field. The main receiver usually refers to anyone whom the email is directly meant for or addressed to in the body of the email. Type other email addresses in the "CC:" field. This is the "copy" field. A receiver should be listed in the "CC:" field if the email does not directly mention them but does refer to something that individual should be aware of. Use the "BCC:" field to hide email addresses. If you do not want the receivers of an email to see a list of email addresses the message went to, you should type those email addresses in the "blind copy" field. Every email service will let you type a subject or title for your email in the "Subject" box. The subject should be brief, but it should also give the recipient some idea of what the email is about. For example, a casual email to a friend could simply say "What's Up?" If you are emailing with a question about an assignment, though, the subject line might read something like "Math homework." Similarly, a question to a supervisor or professor could be labeled with a subject line like "Question" or "Question about..." followed by a brief label describing the topic in question. Note that a message without a subject will appear in a recipient's inbox with the label of "(no subject)." The body of your email should be written in the large text box below the subject line. The body of each email should typically include a salutation, message, and closing. The nature of email is fast, so you should generally keep the length of your message fairly short. After you finish typing your email, review it to verify that there are no spelling or grammar mistakes and that the message clearly addresses the matter you wanted to bring up. If the email is ready, hit the "Send" button on the message box in order to send it away to the listed recipients.

Write an article based on this "Purchase over-the-counter anti-fungal cream and ointments. Wash your hands before and after using the treatment. Follow the instructions on the treatment's label. Let the cream or ointment dry before putting on socks or shoes. Stop using the treatment if you have adverse side effects. See your doctor if over-the-counter remedies don't help."
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If you have an infection of the skin or nails that affects only a small area and does not cause much irritation, you may consider trying over-the-counter treatments before seeing your doctor. Buy topical antifungal treatments at your local pharmacy or drugstore. Keep in mind that these treatments often work better on skin than nails. Make sure your hands are as clean as possible before touching the affected area. Run warm water over hands and clean them with antibacterial soap. This can help prevent you from irritating your skin even further. Washing your hands after you touch the affected area can help prevent the infection spreading elsewhere. Most topical antifungal treatments need to be applied directly to the infected area. Refer to the instructions on the label of your treatment to ensure that you use it correctly. In most cases, place a small amount of cream or ointment on your fingers and rub it directly onto the infected area. Do not use topical treatments more than the product's label directs you to, unless your doctor has told you otherwise. You want to make sure the treatment absorbs into your skin or nail rather than any fabric around your foot. Avoid taking a bath or shower immediately after applying the treatment. If the cream or ointment you're using gives you a rash or seems to make your condition worse, stop using it immediately. Contact your doctor if the side effects don't go away in a few days. If your symptoms don't improve within 2 weeks, seek medical attention. Seek medical attention immediately if your infection spreads or starts to cause greater irritation. In most cases, your doctor will prescribe stronger antifungal medication. Use this prescription medication only as directed.