Problem: Article: The packaging you choose will depend on the weight and size of your shipment. Postal services have strict limits on what you can and can't ship in a standard letter envelope. You may be able to use a bubble mailer for smaller items. These are slightly larger than standard envelopes that are lined with bubble wrap. If you can't fit your item in a bubble mailer, get a box. The right size box will protect your item much like a bubble mailer would, but gives you more flexibility on size. When choosing a box for your shipment, make sure it's not damaged. Any bends or tears will prevent it from adequately protecting your shipment. Make sure to leave enough room in the box for cushioning materials, such as foam peanuts. This is especially important if you're shipping something fragile. Make sure your item is packaged snugly, with cushioning materials on all sides, including underneath and above. Choices for typical cushioning materials include air bags, bubble wrap and foam peanuts. In a pinch, you can even use newspaper. If you need to include an invoice or customs form in your package, make sure to place it on top of the cushioning materials, where it's easily visible. For envelopes, you either need to lick the sealing strip or peel back the protective film on an adhesive strip. For boxes, make sure you use packaging tape. Use a strip to seal the flaps together, then use more tape around the top of the box.
Summary: Choose a bubble mailer for smaller items. Use a durable box for larger items. Provide ample protection for your shipment. Seal your shipment.

Problem: Article: This opens the DocuSign download page for Microsoft Word. It's the yellow button on the left side of the screen. It's the green button beside the DocuSign download icon. It's in the column on the right side of the Word window. Press Ctrl+O (Windows) or Cmd+O (macOS), then double-click the document's name. It's in the row of tabs along the top of the screen. This opens the DocuSign panel on the right side of the screen. If you have a DocuSign account, you can choose that. Otherwise select Log in with Microsoft or Log in with Office 365. The rest of this method assumes you are signing in with your Microsoft account. A pop-up will appear. This brings you back to the document. It's in the right panel under "DocuSign for Word." This brings you to the page where you'll create your signature. You'll see your name appear in different fonts below. To choose a font, click the sample. It's the blue button near the bottom-left side of the current window. If you aren't brought back to your Word document, return to it now. It's at the top-left corner of the screen. It's under an icon with a pen and sheet of paper on it. It's on the left side of the screen. This adds the signature to the bottom of the document. To reposition the signature, click on one of the dotted lines surrounding the signature, and then drag it to another location. It's the yellow button near the bottom-right corner of the window. A pop-up window will appear, prompting you to send the document to someone. This dismisses the window so you can download the signed version of the document to your computer. It's at the bottom of the right panel. The signed document is now saved to your computer.
Summary: Go to https://www.docusign.com/solutions/microsoft/word in a web browser. Click Get it Now. Click Add. Click Open in Word. Click Trust this add-in. Click OK on the blue pop-up window. Open the document you want to sign. Click the DocuSign tab. Click Sign Document on the DocuSign panel. Select a sign-in method. Sign in to the selected account. Scroll to the bottom of the pop-up and click Yes. Click Go to My DocuSign. Click Create Signature. Type your name and select a font. Click Create. Click Sign Document. Click Signature. Click Finalize. Click No Thanks. Click Download Document. Click OK.

Problem: Article: This will open a page with your most recent trip at the top if you're logged into your Uber account. If you aren't already logged into Uber's website, you'll need to click SIGN IN in the top right corner of your page and then enter your email address and password. Click the date below the "Select a trip" text near the top of the page, then click the trip for which you want to contact the driver. You'll type your phone number into the "Phone number (Required)" text box near the bottom of the page. If you don't have access to the phone with which you usually use Uber (i.e., if you lost your phone in an Uber), enter the number of a friend or family member whom you can quickly access should your driver call back. It's below the phone number text field. Uber will attempt to connect you with the driver; if they pick up, the call will be routed through your phone. If you don't get a response, wait an hour or two and fill out the form again. If the driver confirms that they have the item you lost, agree upon a meeting time and location. You will be charged $15 by Uber once you confirm that your item was returned. If you don't hear back from your driver for several days in a row after submitting your number multiple times, you may have to take your problem to Uber.
Summary: Open Uber's Lost Item webpage. Select a trip. Scroll down and enter your phone number. Click SUBMIT. Wait for a response. Negotiate your item's return. Consider submitting an appeal.

Problem: Article: As each anxious thought appears, record it on a piece of paper. Say to yourself, "I don't have time to think about this right now. I'll write it down and I can think about it later." There will be a time and a place to worry about yourself and your loved ones later. You don't need to worry about forgetting because each thought is recorded on your list. Choose a set time and place for worrying about the bad things that could happen. Give yourself permission to worry freely during this time each day. This is your worry period. What you think about is entirely up to you. You don't need to edit or limit yourself. Whether your thoughts are productive or unproductive doesn't really matter. If an anxious thought about yourself or your family comes up during the day, try to set it aside. Tell yourself that you will be able to think it through later, during your worry time. This will get easier with practice. It should be roughly the same time each day (e.g. from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m.). It should also be early enough that it won't make you anxious right before bedtime. It is important that when your worry period is up, you actually stop worrying. Get up and go do something else to help take your mind off the fears you were just mulling over. When you find yourself beginning to worry about what could happen, look at your to-do list. If you don't have a list, begin one. List your goals and the steps to meet them. Begin with simple tasks, like cooking dinner or doing the laundry. Try to focus on one task at a time.
Summary:
Make a worry list. Create a worry period. Stay busy.