Write an article based on this "Listen for the game's prompt: Place a white marking peg on the target grid coordinate where you intend to fire. Enter the coordinate you're targeting. Continue until all 5 ships on one side are sunk."
article: "Awaiting orders from Player (1 or 2)." The target grid is the upright grid in between the 2 players. Press the letter key first, then the number key, then "Fire/Enter." A red light will flash to show your missile has been launched. If you hit an enemy vessel, the game reports, "Radar confirms hit at," followed by the coordinate you entered. Replace the white peg on your target grid with a red peg; your opponent will mark the hit on his or her ship at that coordinate with a red peg. If there is no enemy vessel at that coordinate, the game reports, "Radar confirms miss at," followed by the coordinate. Leave the white peg in place. Keep an accurate record of your shots so that you can figure out where your opponent's ships are placed. If you should fire onto a space where you previously recorded a hit, the game will record the second shot to that location as a miss. When all the spaces a ship occupies on the board record a hit, the game will report the ship as sunk. For example, when your Battleship takes a hit to each of its 4 spaces, the game will report, "Target neutralized battleship sunk." (You then have option to whine as in the TV commercial: "You sank my battleship!") At this point, the game announces, "Enemy fleet destroyed. Congratulations, Admiral."

Write an article based on this "Unlock the taskbar. Resize the taskbar's width. Lock the taskbar."
article: This procedure will allow you to change the width of the taskbar. Right-click directly on an empty portion of the taskbar, then remove the checkmark next to "Lock the taskbar." If no checkmark is present, the taskbar is already unlocked. Place your cursor on the outer edge of the taskbar until you see the cursor change into an arrow with 2 heads. Click on the edge of the taskbar, then drag the taskbar until you have reached a satisfying width. Release your mouse to secure the taskbar's current width. This will help keep your taskbar's width in place and prevent it from being accidentally resized. Right-click in the taskbar and place a checkmark next to "Lock the taskbar."

Write an article based on this "Wax the bottom of the sandboard. Lie down on your belly for a less strenuous run. Stand with your feet in the bindings for a more challenging run. Start on a small dune with a flat starting point. Place your board downhill. Push off the dune to gain speed. Keep your weight centered as you ride down the dune. Run back up the dune with your board to do a second run."
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Use a small amount of sandboard wax on the bottom of the board. Rub the wax across the board from the back to the top and a small amount of the edges of the board. Take a handful of dry sand and rub it over the wax to help smooth it out. Apply sand to the board until it no longer sticks on the wax. Slide the board back and forth in the sand, bottom down, so the board glides easily in the sand. Do not use wet sand on the board, as this can cause your board to stick to the sand as you ride. Make sure you are facing in the direction you are heading down the dune. Keep your arms and legs tucked into the center of the board. You will need to use a sandboard with no bindings to be able to lie down on your belly comfortably. Sit down and strap your feet into the bindings. Make sure your dominant foot is in front of the board, pointing in the direction you are heading down the dune. You should be able to rock back on your heels when you are strapped into the bindings. Look for a dune with dry sand that has a 4 to 5m (13 to 16ft) slope. Make sure there are no shrubs, sticks, shells, or obstructions around the dune or at the bottom of the dune. If you are standing on the board, keep your weight centered and your knees slightly bent. Shift your weight forward and keep your hips and shoulders stacked on top of each other. Turn your head in the direction you are heading and keep your arms relaxed at your sides. If you are lying on your belly, keep your body in the center of the board, with your legs tucked in and your chin up. If you are standing, tip your weight slightly forward and slide the board until it moves down the dune. If you are lying on your belly, use your hands to push yourself off the dune. If you are standing, allow the board to pick up speed as you ride down the dune, keeping your back leg strong and your weight in the center of the board. If you are lying on your belly, keep your arms and legs tucked in and your chin up as you slide down the dune. Avoid leaning forward or shifting your weight too far forward as you ride. Stretch your hands out to help you balance as you ride. You should slow down as you reach the bottom of the dune and come to a gradual stop. There are usually no lifts to carry you back up to the dunes so you will have to run back up the dune on your own. Do another run on the same hill to get the hang of sandboarding. Then, challenge yourself to do a bigger dune or a dune with a bigger slope. You may need to wax your board again between runs to keep it smooth and help it to slide on the sand.