Problem: Article: Click the Microsoft Edge app icon, which resembles a dark-blue box with a white "e" on it (or, in some cases, a dark-blue "e"). This option is in the top-right corner of the Edge window. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu. This button is beneath the "Clear browsing data" heading. You can check other items here as well, but these two items must be checked in order to clear your Edge history. It's in the middle of the menu. Doing so will delete your Edge browsing and downloads history.
Summary: Open Microsoft Edge. Click . Click Settings. Scroll down and click Choose what to clear. Make sure "Download History" and "Browsing History" are checked. Click Clear.

Problem: Article: Water is the most important training tool to help you eat faster. Try drinking lots of water at once to help increase the amount you can swallow at once. It is safer to start trying to swallow larger amounts with water because there is no risk of choking. Chew lots of gum at once. Instead of chewing one piece of gum at a time, try chewing the whole pack. This exercise will help build up the muscles you need to chew your food fast. In order to eat fast, you will need to chew fast. Figure out the breathing techniques that will work for you. You may need to take a breath every two bites or three or four. Everyone is different. The best way to figure it out is to figure out your eating rhythm. Once you know what is a good breathing pace for you, keep your focus. Don't let the excitement of the meal get to you and throw you off your rhythm. Then you will have to stop and catch your breath. Videotape yourself eating and assess your performance. Try to figure out where can you shave a few seconds off your time. You can also check out some professional eating contest to try and pick up some more tips from the pros. Avoid eating solids as much as possible for a day or so before your meal. The hunger may give you a little extra motivation to get your meal down faster. You may still want have something small, like a piece of fruit, a few hours before your meal. This will help hold you over, but won't fill you up prematurely. Water can help clear the palate and help you digest your food. A small sip will also prevent your throat from getting too dry. However, avoid drinking down all your water as it can fill you up and waste precious time. Just think of it as a food lubricant. Place large quantities of food into your mouth at once, but only break down the food as much as needed in order to swallow it. You don't want to choke, but you don't want to waste time chewing food unnecessarily either. As soon as you know it won't get stuck, swallow it down so you can move on to the next mouthful. If you are eating something that is bigger than you can fit in your mouth at once, like hot dogs, hamburgers or pizza, figure out the best way to break the food down with your hands to make it faster to eat. For example, you can rip your hot dogs and buns in half and dip them in water to help break down the bread and be able to fit both halves in your mouth at once. This will only slow you down and waste your oxygen. Focus on breathing in between bites. Block everything else out. Use the force of gravity to help the food pass quickly down your esophagus. Tilt your head back so the food can travel down your throat easily. The esophagus is only 2-3 inches on average. After a long enough time training to eat fast, you will be able to slightly expand your esophagus and eat more at once. If you're eating something with a spoon, use a large spoon and completely fill it before bringing it to your mouth. If you're eating pasta with a fork, twirl a large amount onto the fork. Try shoveling the food in. This is easiest with a bowl, and you can literally use your eating utensil to shovel large amounts of food into our mouth. If you're out of time and there is still food in front of you, just shove it all in your mouth. You can always chew it after the event finishes. The important thing is just to get as much of it in there as quickly as possible.
Summary: Train with water. Exercise your jaws. Practice your breathing. Study some film. Fast the night before. Be sure to have a glass of water handy. Chew as little as possible. Avoid talking while eating. Bounce up and down while you swallow. Use your utensils to your advantage. Stuff your face.

Problem: Article: Click the Illustrator icon on your desktop, or find it in the search panel at the lower left corner of your screen (click the Windows icon to open the search bar). If you have a Mac, click the Finder icon in the lower-left corner of your dock. From the Go menu, select applications and scroll to Adobe Illustrator. Or, if Illustrator is pinned to your dock, click the Illustrator icon. Press "Control N" on your PC or "Command N" if you have a Mac. A window will appear with an Advanced tab. Now you can select the Color Mode. Now you can select CMYK. Typically, this will be set as the default option. Now you're ready to confirm the setting. The upper-left corner of your document should now say "CMYK preview." Your documents will default to CMYK, unless you change the setting later.
Summary: Open Adobe Illustrator. Open a new document. Click the Advanced tab. Click the Color Mode dropdown. Click CMYK. Click OK.

Problem: Article: Your old tools, clothes, DVDs, CDs, video games, records, books, and household items could be worth a few bucks to someone else. Host a yard sale, take your items to a local resale shop, or post the items for sale online. Resale shops often focus on a particular item, such as clothing, books, or video games. Search online for a shop in your area. If you want to sell your items online, try Ebay or Amazon. As another option, sell your items locally through Craigslist or your local classifieds. Look for clothes and accessories that are in good condition, especially items from popular brands. Post your items for sale online through sites like Ebay, Etsy, and Depop. Price them so that you'll make a profit, even after you pay for shipping. It may take time for your items to sell, so be patient. When you first get started, look up the items you plan to resell to get an idea for how much they go for. Then, add in estimated shipping costs, which you can find by visiting your local postal service website. That way, you don't accidentally pay too much for the items. It's helpful to stick to items you know about. For instance, look for items from stores you know, or pick up brands that are easy to recognize. Similarly, you might focus your efforts on products you have some expertise in, like vintage video games or designer purses. Download an app that reads ISBN numbers so you can scan the barcodes on books. This will pull up the book's current price on Amazon so you can see if it's worth trying to resell it. Then, visit used book stores, thrift stores, and garage sales to look for high value books. Post the books for sale online using sites like Amazon or Ebay. You will likely need to scan a lot of books before you find one that's worth reselling, so persistence is key. It's best to keep a low profile as you do this. As you may know from watching popular home improvement shows, flipping homes involves buying up a lower valued property that needs work, and then fixing it up for resell. To get started, you'll need to have financing either through a bank a partner. Then, you can buy a property that's priced below market value. After you renovate the property, you may be able to sell it for a profit. Flipping houses may look glamorous on TV, but it's actually really difficult, dirty work. If you don't have experience in doing home repairs, then it's probably not a good idea for you to try flipping houses.
Summary:
Sell items you aren't using any more. Flip clothes and accessories from thrift stores or yard sales in online auctions. Hunt for under-priced used books that you can sell online. Try flipping houses if you have experience with making home repairs.