INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Stories allow you to give your followers a behind-the-scenes look into the like of an Instagram model. If you're shooting pictures or trying on clothes, take pictures and videos and post them to your story to keep your followers updated on what you're doing. In the stories, tag other users and locations, and you can choose to keep the stories on your profile in the "highlights" section for your followers to look at. If you're a fitness model or a beauty model, post pictures and videos of your daily routine to inspire your followers. Share tips on working out, applying makeup, or choosing an outfit for the day. Stories allow you to form deeper connections with your audience. Use polls to ask them what kind of content they'd like to see you post, or tell them a story about your day in a video. Each time you ask a question, encourage your followers to send you a direct message with their answer! Many brands and influencers use polls to ensure that people are seeing their content and to understand what their followers want from their posts. Videos are a great way to show your personality, which might not come through in your professional and curated images. Get funny and creative with your videos, and don't be afraid to show the real you! One of the major perks of using Instagram Stories is that it doesn't clutter your followers' feeds. Throughout the day, send at least 2 or 3 posts, videos, boomerangs, or polls to your story. When you do post a picture on your page, update your story with a picture that says "Check out my latest post!" If a user wants to view your page, all they have to do is click on your name in the top of the story, and it will take them to all of your posts. It's a great way to drive more followers to your page with easy, quick content.

SUMMARY: Share unedited pictures and videos of your daily life. Talk directly to your followers through videos and polls. Update your story often throughout the day to engage your followers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Depending on your climate, plan to plant the seeds in the spring time, after the weather has begun to warm up. Optimal temperatures for evening primrose growth range from 18C (64F) to 22C (72F). As primarily annual plants that bloom from spring to fall, evening primrose does not tolerate cold weather very well. Plant the seeds in an equal mixture of soil, peat moss, and sand. You can plant the seeds indoors initially to help the seedlings get a jump start. If so, plant them ten weeks before the first frost-free date in your area. Also, make sure to place the seedlings by the windows while they are indoors to ensure they still get some direct sunlight. If you began growing your seedlings indoors to protect them from the cold, you'll need to transfer them to an outdoor pot or into the ground soil once they have sprouted and grown up to a couple of inches. Plant the seedlings 6 inches (15cm) deep and approximately 8in (20cm) apart. You should try to transfer as much of the original soil as possible to protect the plant's root system. Dig a hole in the new container (or in the ground soil) that will hold the entire plant, soil and all. Then you can fill in any extra space with additional soil. Once the plants are planted outside, you'll need to water them more frequently at first. A spritz of water once every couple of days should be good, but feel free to provide additional water if the soil seems dry. However, don't over-water them -- the soil should be moist, not muddy. Once the plants are well-established, they are quite hardly and require little maintenance (other than pruning). They can withstand hot, arid temperatures and semi-drought conditions. If you live in a dry climate, add a layer of mulch around the plants to help the soil retain moisture. Add fertilizer to the plants a few times throughout the year to help them grow.

SUMMARY: Sow the seed after the last frost. Transfer and/or thin out the seedlings. Water the plants regularly until they're established.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If possible, move to a well-ventilated area, or at the very least, open up a window. Sanding creates a lot of dust. Some surfaces contain coatings (i.e.: polyurethane) that can be hazardous to your health and lungs. If you are going to scuff sand walls, check to see that the paint does not contain lead. If the paint contains lead, do not sand it; use a de-glosser instead. There are lots of different grits that fall into this category, so choose something based on the type of scuffing you are doing. In most cases, you will scuff sand a bare surface before applying anything, and sand again between coats of paint or sealer. Here is what you should look for: If you are scuffing bare wood, or another surface, in preparation for priming, painting, and/or staining, you will need something between P120 and P150. If you are scuffing between coats of paint or sealer, choose something between P180 and P220. If you are sanding between coats of varnish and need a high-gloss finish, look for a P320 grit. For high-gloss varnish, polyurethane, and lacquer finishes, wet sand with P600 or P800. There are buff sanders, sanding blocks, and sanding sponges. A piece of sandpaper or a sanding block will be suitable for most surfaces, but it may not be the most efficient for curves or tight corners. Here are some options you should consider: Floors: Buffer and sandpaper. Rounded curve: use a sanding sponge. Tight corners: choose a sander with a pointed tip or a fine wire brush. Steel wool comes in a variety of grades and can be used in place of sandpaper. A flat sheet of sandpaper will work just fine on flat surfaces, but there are a few things you can do to make it even more efficient, based on the job that you are doing. Here are a few suggestions: Small items or corners: cut a sheet of sandpaper into quarters, then fold each quarter into thirds, lengthwise. Concave curve: wrap the sandpaper around a 1-inch (2.54-centimeter) wide dowel. Secure it with double-sided tape or glue. Walls: attach your sandpaper or sanding block to a pole. You can find special attachments in a hardware store.

SUMMARY: Put on a pair of goggles and a dust mask. Choose a fine-grit sandpaper. Consider other options besides sandpaper. Fold or wrap the sandpaper, if necessary.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will prompt a drop-down menu. It's toward the bottom of the menu. This link is at the bottom of the page. Doing so will invoke a drop-down menu with different resolution values (e.g., "800 x 600"). The resolution best-suited to your computer's screen will say "(Recommended)" next to it. The higher the resolution number is, the smaller your computer's text and icons will appear. It's below the "Resolution" bar. Clicking this button will apply your selected resolution to the screen. If you don't like your new resolution settings, you can click Revert or simply wait for a few seconds until the resolution automatically reverts to your computer's default setting.

SUMMARY:
Right-click the desktop. Click Display settings. Scroll down and click Advanced display settings. Click the bar beneath the "Resolution" heading. Click a resolution value. Click Apply. Click Keep changes.