In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Take your Weimaraner out to a variety of people and places, including parks, city streets, and natural places from the time it is 7 weeks old. Make sure that the dog is meeting new people daily, if possible, so it understands that having short, neutral interactions with strangers is a normal part of daily life. In order for your Weimaraner to develop a good personality and disposition with strangers, it needs to be exposed to a wide variety of people and places from a young age. However, you do need to be cautious about what dogs you expose your puppy to before it has completed its immunizations, usually at around 12 weeks old. It should not be around dogs you don't know and areas where dogs congregate for fear of it getting a communicable disease, such as parvovirus. The earlier you start training, the better. A Weimaraner can start basic training sessions when it is as young as 5 weeks old, although most dogs don't start training in earnest until they are a couple months old. These sessions should be short and basic, but they will create a foundation for later training. Early training sessions should only be a few minutes long, as a puppy can't focus on any one thing for very long. Take your Weimaraner for a short walk or run before each training session. You don't want the dog to be exhausted but it should have at least a half hour of activity before you do a session. Otherwise, it may have a hard time concentrating on the training session. Weimaraners are active and energetic dogs that tend to have a lot of energy. If you want your Weimaraner to focus on your commands, you should have it expel a bit of that energy before training.
Summary: Socialize your Weimaraner. Start training early in your dog's life. Exercise your dog before training sessions.

You can enable file sharing on a Windows Vista computer to make any file or folder accessible to others in the same Workgroup. Connect the computer to the network on which you'd like to share files. " Before you can share files, you'll need to make some changes in the Network and Sharing Center. You should see your computer name at the top of the screen, and network information just below. You'll see this link at the top left corner of the Network and Sharing Center. " This will open the connection properties screen. If you are prompted by Windows to enter your Administrator password or approve changes, you can do so now (and at any other point in this method). " This service needs to be active to share files across the network. The window will close and you'll return to the Network and Sharing Center. If you see a green circle and the word "On" next to "Network Discovery," skip to the next step. Otherwise, click the down-arrow next to "Network Discovery" and click "Turn on network discovery." " This will expand the File Sharing settings panel. " The circle next to "File Sharing" will turn green. " If prompted to enter your password, do so. Now you'll see a dialog box full options with checkboxes next to them. If you don't see this icon, switch to Classic View by clicking the "Classic View" link in the left menu. " This will make it easy to share files across the network just by right-clicking a file or folder. When you're ready to share a file or folder with the network, just right-click on it and click "Share" to open the Sharing Wizard. Select the users with whom you'd like to share the file or folder and click "Share." The file will now be shared with that user.
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One-sentence summary -- Connect the computer to the network. Click the Start menu and select "Control Panel. Click the "Network and Sharing Center" link. Click the "Manage network connections" link. Right-click the icon for your network connection and select "Properties. Place a check mark next to "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks. Click "OK" to approve the changes. Turn on Network Discovery. Click the downward-facing arrow next to "File Sharing. Select "Turn on File Sharing. Click "Apply. Double-click "Folder Options" in the Control Panel. Check "Use Sharing Wizard" and click "OK. Share a file or folder. Choose who to share the file with.

Problem: Article: Cut into slices approximately inch in diameter. If you prefer you may use thinner or thicker slices. The cucumber and summer squash should be about the same thickness. You can pickle in food grade plastic, stainless steel or glass. Aluminum and copper are not suitable for pickling. Bring to a boil. Cool.
Summary:
Wash the cucumber and summer squash. Peel cucumbers and summer squash. Place cucumbers, summer squash and sweet onions in a bowl. Combine vinegar, sugar, salt, celery seed and mustard seed in a small saucepan. Cook and stir just until sugar is dissolved. Pour mixture over cucumbers. Cover tightly and refrigerate for at least 24 hours.