Tap the Twitter app icon, which resembles a white bird on a blue background. This will open your Twitter feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into your Twitter account, enter your email address (or username) and password before proceeding. It's a circular icon in the top-left corner of the screen. A pop-out menu will appear. This option is at the top of the pop-out menu. Scroll down to find the tweet you want to remove, then tap the tweet to open it. If the tweet you want to remove is a retweet rather than a tweet you posted, skip ahead to the "Remove a retweet from your profile" step at the end of this section. It's in the upper-right corner of the screen. Doing so prompts a pop-up menu to appear at the bottom of the screen. On Android, you'll instead see a pop-up window in the middle of the screen. If you want to delete a response that you posted to the tweet, first scroll down to the response. This is the red-text option in the pop-up menu. On Android, this option is at the bottom of the pop-up window. Doing so will remove the tweet from your profile. On Android, you'll instead tap YES when prompted. If you retweeted someone else's content, you can remove it from your profile by tapping the green "Retweet" icon below the tweet and then tapping Undo Retweet when prompted. You may first have to scroll down a bit to see the "Retweet" option. You can't use the menu that you use to delete original tweets to delete a retweet.

Summary: Open Twitter. Tap your profile image. Tap Profile. Select a tweet. Tap . Tap Delete Tweet. Tap Delete when prompted. Remove a retweet from your profile.

Static splints support, protect, and straighten injured fingers by way of form-fitting piece of metal, plastic, etc. They are used in cases of trigger finger in order to hold a joint in place, regardless of whether it is just slightly bent or completely out of alignment. Since a proper fit is key to a static splint, it is best to accurately measure the length and diameter of the affected finger before choosing the splint. Static splints can be bought over the counter at pharmacies and supermarkets. They are made from basic metal, plastic and foam. Please note (again): You should consult your doctor first before using a static splint for anything less than short-term protection. Among other benefits, the doctor can help ensure that the splint is the proper type, size, and fit for your injury. Straighten the injured finger by supporting it with the other hand. Slowly slide the static splint along the underside of the trigger finger until it fits into place. Make sure to check if the static splint fits completely and the finger is really straight. If the finger is slightly bent either forward or backwards, it can lead to the development of sores at the knuckle. Wrap the first piece of tape firmly once around in between the first and second knuckles of the trigger finger until the tape runs out. Repeat in between the second and third knuckle of the affected finger until the tape runs out. Do this by pinching the nail for about two seconds. If the nail returns to pinkish appearance within one to two seconds, then it has good blood circulation. If it takes more than two seconds, the blood flow is insufficient because the splint is too tight. Removing and reapplying the splint is the best option. This is the average time it takes a trigger finger to heal. For some people it will heal in only two to three weeks time; it depends on the extent and severity of the inflammation in the tendons. Make sure to change the tape twice daily or as necessary. Depending upon your injury and your doctor's advice, you may only need to use the splint while sleeping/resting. This is more convenient, of course, but full-time splinting will likely provide better protection and healing. When the splint and tape becomes soiled and dirty, replace it with a new one. If trigger finger does not resolve after four to six weeks, you should contact your primary health provider for further assessment and management

Summary: Know when to use a static splint. Put the splint on the trigger finger. Cut your tape into two 10" (25 cm) pieces. Check the circulation of the affected finger. Use the splint for four to six weeks.

This method will allow you to use an unused wireless adapter on your Windows host computer to broadcast a wireless network that any other device can connect to, just like a wireless router. First, you'll need to enable internet connection sharing on the host computer by following Steps 1-5 of the first section. The host computer will need to have a wireless adapter that isn't being used in order to broadcast a signal for other computers and devices to connect to. If the host computer doesn't have a wireless card installed, you can use a USB wireless adapter. Make sure you only enable internet connection sharing on the adapter that's connected to the internet. Don't enable internet sharing on the wireless adapter that you'll be using to create the wireless network. This will open a new window with your active network connections. This link can be found towards the bottom of the Network and Sharing Center window. If you are using Windows 8, you will need to download a free program like Virtual Router (virtualrouter.codeplex.com, which accomplishes the same thing. Give the network a name and select "WPA2-Personal" as the Security Type. Make sure that the Security Key cannot be easily guessed. Make sure to check the "Save this network" box, or you'll need to reconfigure it every time you reboot the computer. With the wireless network created and internet connection sharing enabled, you should now be able to connect any of your other computers or mobile devices to the wireless network just like any other wireless network. Enter in the Security Key you created in the previous step to connect. Some older devices cannot properly connect to an ad-hoc network, and the problem can get even worse if they don't support WPA-2. If you absolutely have to have that device on the network, try lowering the ad-hoc network's security to WEP.

Summary: Follow the steps in the first section to enable internet connection sharing on the host computer. Right-click on the network icon in your System Tray and select "Open Network and Sharing Center". Select "Set up a new connection or network". Select "Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network". Enter the settings for your new wireless network. Connect your other computers and devices to the new wireless network. My device won't connect to the wireless network.

Use the "Manage my Contacts" feature on your NOOK device or account to enter friends you are interested in sharing books with. Follow the prompts to add new contacts by entering in their names, email addresses, and any other requested information. Once you have entered in a friend's contact information, tap the "Invite as NOOK friend" option. This will send a message to the friend to accept the friend request. The message will also share information about setting up a Barnes and Noble account, if your friend does not already have one. You can advertise your lendable books by going to the Social settings on your NOOK and selecting the option to do so. Check the option to "Show all my lendable books to my NOOK friends." That way, your friends can browse the books you have that are eligible for the LendMe program, and request them if desired.
Summary: Enter contacts to share NOOK books. Request an invitation. Use the Social settings feature to share books.