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Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left of the taskbar to open the Start menu on your Windows computer. This will display the control panel app in the Start menu. Click the Control Panel app icon that resembles a blue panel with graphs and charts on it. It's below the "Clock, Language, and Region" heading in the Control Panel options. You will most likely find English (United States) as your current keyboard language. Clicking "Options" will open a new pop-up window. It's in the middle of the page, below your current keyboard language in the "Input Method" section. You can type india in the search bar at the top to narrow down the selections. It's at the bottom-right corner of the Control Panel. It's at the lower-right corner of the Control Panel. It's next to the date and time in the system tray. This will open a menu of all the keyboard inputs you have active. It's in the keyboard inputs in the taskbar. This will change the keyboard input to English (India). You can also toggle through the keyboard inputs by pressing Win+Space. Depending on your computer's manufacturer, you will need to press Ctrl+Alt+4, or Shift+Ctrl+4 to type the symbol for an Indian Rupee. Make sure your cursor is selected on a location you can enter text before pressing the keyboard shortcuts.

summary: Open Start . Type control panel. Click Control Panel. Click Change input methods. Click Options across from your current keyboard language. Click Add an input method. Click English (India). Click Add. Click Save. In the taskbar, click ENG US. Click ENG IN. Press Ctrl+Alt+4, or Ctrl+ Shift+4.

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You need to turn the dress inside-out because you will be sewing the straps to the inside of the dress. This way the stitches will be less visible when you are wearing the dress. Place the straps so that they start two inches below the neckline of the dress. Pin them close to the top of the neckline, a little further down from where you will be sewing. If your dress has a lining, sew the straps only onto the lining of the dress. This way you won't be able to see the stitching when you are wearing the dress. If your dress does not have lining, make sure to use thread that matches the color of the straps to make the stitching less noticeable. Hand-stitch vertically so that the two inches of strap fabric is stitched against the dress. Then stitch horizontally about inch from where the straps hit the neckline. If you are sewing halter straps, this is the final step. Halter straps tie at the neck, so you do not need to sew the straps in the back. If you are sewing straight back straps or crossover straps, you will need to also pin and sew the straps to the back of the dress. Keep two inches of the strap below the neckline. Pin the straps to the lining about down from where you will be sewing. If you are making crossback straps, you will need to cross the straps diagonally so that the straps are pinned to the opposite sides of the dress as in the front. Follow the same sewing procedures as you did when sewing the straps to the front of the dress. Make sure that you are only sewing the straps into the lining of the dress if your dress has lining.

summary: Turn the dress inside-out. Pin the straps in the front. Hand-stitch the straps to the inside of the dress. Pin the straps to the back of the dress. Sew the straps in place.

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You might find it easier to take deep, slow breaths if you are lying down or sitting in a comfortable chair. Try lying on your back on a blanket, sofa, or your bed. Let your arms lie loosely at your sides. You can keep your legs straight or bend your knees slightly. You can also use pillows to support your head and knees if it helps you feel more comfortable. Breathing through your nose can regulate the temperature of the air you're inhaling and help eliminate harmful irritants, making your breathing more efficient. Try to avoid inhaling through your mouth while you're deep breathing or just breathing in general. To breathe through your nose, try to keep your mouth closed. Your automatic nervous system will continue breathing, and the breath will come through your nostrils. from your diaphragm so your abdomen expands. Your diaphragm is a sheet of muscle underneath your lungs, and when you breathe deeply, it drops down and gives your lungs room to expand so you can breathe more effectively. To breathe from your diaphragm, inhale deeply through your nose like you're breathing into your lower belly. You should feel your abdomen expand when you inhale. If your abdomen doesn't expand when you inhale, your breaths are too shallow. If you're not sure whether you're breathing from your diaphragm, try placing your hand over your belly. Then, inhale deeply through your nose, and see if your hand is pushed up by your stomach. If it is, you're breathing from your diaphragm. You can exhale from either one, depending on what's most comfortable for you. When you exhale, use your diaphragm to force the air up and out. You should feel your diaphragm fall as you do this. Pause for a moment after exhaling, and then take in another breath when you feel ready. Try practicing deep breathing for 10-20 minutes every day.
summary: Get into a comfortable position. Close your mouth and start inhaling through your nose. Breathe deeply Exhale through your nose or mouth.