Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create a business plan. Write a company description. Present your market analysis. Include a section on organization and management. Provide information on your service or product. Describe your marketing and sales strategies. Outline a funding request. Outline your financial projections. Include appendices, if necessary. Write your executive summary.

Answer: A business plan typically describes what your company does (whom does it serve? what does it provide?), provides a market analysis, includes a detailed description of the product or service, and projects the expected financial future of your company for the next 3-5 years. If you are hoping to attract investors, they will want to see a detailed, thorough business plan. This should be a brief summary of what your business does, what needs it satisfies and how, and why it is superior to other ventures of its kind. Be concrete and specific, but keep this short -- imagine it as an "elevator pitch". If you have done good market research, you should be able to talk in specifics about your chosen industry or field, your target consumer market, and your projected market share. This section should be as detailed as possible, as it needs to convince investors that you know what you're doing. One of the mistakes many beginning entrepreneurs make is failing to narrow their target market and trying to sell to too wide an audience. While it's tempting to believe that everyone needs and will love your product or service, the reality is that they won't. It's okay to start small. Even if your company is only you at this point, use this section to provide information on who owns your company, what their responsibilities are, and how you will structure your business as it expands. (Will you have a board of directors? How will your employees be organized?) Investors want to see that you have thought about the future of your company. This is where you can get into the specifics of what exactly your business will provide your customers. What are you going to provide? What need will it fill? What competitive advantages does it have over other similar products? Provide details from potential customers' point of view. If you have already talked to potential customers, you should have a good idea what their opinions of your service or product are. If you are planning to sell a proprietary good or service, include any patent information or other ways you plan to protect your intellectual property. Investors don't want to invest in a business only to have their product scooped by a competitor. This section will focus on how your business plans to attract and keep customers. How do you plan to reach your target consumers? How will you use marketing to grow your business? Do you already have potential customers lined up, or will you have to start completely from scratch? If you are seeking investors or a bank loan, you will need to state exactly what you need to get your business started. You should include any amount you are investing yourself, how much money you need from your investors, and (most importantly) how you plan to use this funding. Investors like specifics. A funding request that just says "I need a million dollars" is less likely to be persuasive than a requests that breaks down costs and expenditures. If you're just starting out, you won't have much historical financial data to work with. You should include any collateral you have that can guarantee your loan, but only list what you can truly afford to lose. You should also include information on prospective financial data. This may seem like simply making up numbers, but it should incorporate the data from your market analysis. How well are your competitors doing? What do their expenditures and cash flows look like? You can use these to help you make projections for your company. Make sure that your financial projections match the figures in your funding request. If your projections show that you will need $500,000 but you've only asked for $200,000, this could suggest to investors that you haven't done your homework. If you are just starting out, you may want to include other documentation to boost your credibility. Items such as letters of reference that can speak to your qualifications and skills or a credit history may be useful. This actually goes at the very beginning of the business plan, but you'll need to wait to write this until you've thought the rest of the plan out. The executive summary is a "snapshot" of your venture as a whole: its goals, its mission statement, and an introduction to yourself and your company. As a new entrepreneur, you should highlight your background and experience with your chosen product or service. It should be no longer than one page.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Brush his coat. Trim his nails. Brush his teeth.

Answer: A good brushing every week or two will help keep your Great Dane's short coat soft and healthy. This will also help cut down on shedding and encourage skin circulation. Use this time to check for fleas and ticks. If you find them, you should use topical treatments to fight against them. You can also use this time to look for bumps, lumps, skin irritations, or scratches. Keep a check on these and take him to the vet if you notice any issues or if they get worse. When you are brushing your Great Dane, you can also check his nails. He may not need a lot of trimming since he is so large. His size and his level of activity will keep then worn down, but he may have one or two that might get too long. If this happens, you will need to trim them. Buy dog nail clippers from the pet store. When looking at the nail, make sure you look on the back side of the nail for a triangle shaped area, which is the quick of the nail that houses blood vessels and nerves. Cutting this will hurt your dog and may cause infection. If you aren't sure how to do this, ask your vet or a vet technician to show you how to do it at home or take him to have them cut. To ensure your Great Dane doesn't have teeth issues, you need to brush his teeth regularly, which is about once a week. You need to get him used to you brushing his teeth, so let him lick some dog toothpaste off your finger first, then wipe some along his gums. The next day, rub some toothpaste into his gums with your finger so he gets used to the feeling. The next day, you can try a toothbrush on just the outer side of his teeth. The inside takes care of itself. You may have to use your fingers a few times before he will allow the brush. Never use human toothpaste because fluoride is poisonous to dogs. You can also use dental formulated treats to help remove plaque.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure that your HP Pavilion has a keyboard backlight. Plug your computer into its charger. Find the "Backlight" key. Press the "Backlight" key a few times. Try using the "Backlight" key while holding Fn.

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Not all HP Pavilion laptops have backlit keyboards. If you've been unable to find the option to turn on the backlight thus far, check your computer's manual or online documentation to determine whether or not your keyboard has a backlight. In some cases, your computer's keyboard backlight may not turn on if your computer isn't charged past a certain point while off the charger. You can solve this problem by plugging your computer into its charger. The "Backlight" key is always one of the function keys (typically F5) at the top of your keyboard. It has a symbol resembling three dots on it. If your computer's keyboard is set to use the function keys' hardware features when pressed, this will cycle through your keyboard's brightness settings. You should see the keyboard's backlight dim and brighten accordingly. If nothing happens when you press the "Backlight" key, proceed to the next step. You'll find the Fn key in the lower-left side of the keyboard. If you couldn't turn on the backlight in the last step, holding the Fn key while pressing the "Backlight" button will cause your computer to use the key to change the backlight's brightness. You may have to press the "Backlight" key a few times while holding down Fn to cycle through all of the brightness options.