INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The quickest way to transfer favorites from an old computer to a new one in AOL is to add the favorites to your personal folder. Older versions of AOL store your Favorites online, so you don't need to log into AOL on the old computer first. This is only necessary for AOL 10. Select "Manage Favorites". Your personal folder has your screen name. Select "Manage Favorites". If you are using AOL 10, this is all you need to do., If you're using an older version, read on. AOL will scan for Favorites stored online. Click "OK" once it finishes importing.

SUMMARY: Log into AOL on your old computer. Click the "Favorites" button. Drag your Favorites into your personal folder. Log into AOL on your new computer. Click the "Favorites" button. Open your personal folder and drag the Favorites into the main Favorites folder. Click the "Favorites" button and select "Import AOL Favorites". Click "Continue". Open your personal directory in the Favorites menu. Open the folder marked with the date you imported your Favorites (today). Drag all of the Favorites in the folder into the main Favorites folder.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you feel you are ready to use tampons instead of pads for your period, you may need to gain the permission of your parents (in many cases your mother). Gaining their permission is important because they buy your feminine products. It is also good for them to know what is going on in your life so that they can take care of you. For example, if your mom says she is headed to the store in an hour, ask her if you can have a talk before she goes. Perhaps send a quick text to ask your parent or guardian to meet with you so that when you see them face to face, they will be ready to listen. Say, "When I get home from school today, can we talk for a minute?" If you feel embarrassed or stressed about talking to your parents about using tampons, try writing them a letter. You may also want to write a letter if it's hard to find time to sit down with them. Writing a letter helps you organize your thoughts and make a strong appeal. Write down your thoughts in a logical order, such as opening with your desire to use tampons, describing why they are a good idea, explaining that you have the responsibility to handle them, and closing with a polite request. Revise your letter for proper wording and punctuation. You could open with, "Dear Mom, I know it may seem weird that I'm writing a letter, but I wanted to ask you something personal, and I feel more comfortable writing a letter than talking face to face." You could also consider making it electronic, either writing a text or email, if that is something your parent or guardian would read. If talking to a parent or guardian is too difficult, either emotionally or logistically, you may want to talk to another trusted adult first. Get advice from them on how to approach your parents. Discuss your fears with them. They may be able to offer advice that makes you feel less uncomfortable than talking to your own parents. Another adult you might discuss this with is your doctor. Your doctor can offer medical advice about tampon application, calming the fears of both you and your parents. Pull aside a trusted adult and ask, "Hey, can I talk to you about a personal issue real quick?" This can also be an experienced friend. Part of asking for permission is being ready to have your request denied. Your parents may not feel you are emotionally prepared for such a step. They may think you need to be a little older, or that tampons aren't safe. Be prepared to show maturity by not getting upset at their refusal. Think about their personalities and your past experiences with them to help you anticipate what they might say. Ask why they won't agree to let you use a tampon in a respectful manner. Not getting upset can be the sign of maturity your parents need to agree to let you start using tampons. For example, a mature person is thankful, meaning they express gratitude even when things don't go their way. Understand that your parents are most likely interested in your safety and are not trying to be mean.

SUMMARY: Ask your parent/guardian for a private conversation. Write them a letter. Talk to someone you trust. Be prepared to be denied.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Find a font on Microsoft Word or another word processing program, print out the letters, and begin tracing them. Practice tracing these letters on a blank piece of paper. First trace the letters on a lined sheet of paper and then move to a blank sheet. Some pens work better than others. Try gel ink pens and calligraphy pens, however, if you cannot find those then a pencil will work just fine but will not have quite the same. A light box will be very useful for tracing the letters. Instead of printing, try writing your daily notes, homework and other handwriting in a distinctive cursive style. Emphasize the loops in letters and try not to jumble words together. Take your time and really concentrate on making your cursive look pretty. It might help your writing if you practice copying something that you enjoy reading. In your elegant cursive, write what you are reading into your journal or notebook. Take your time and emphasize your style. You can also use line paper if you are still trying to master your style. Elegant handwriting can be thicker or thinner depending on the type of writing utensil used. Markers are going to give you a larger font, while pens and pencils will be skinnier. Try out different writing tools and find one that works for you. Your art teacher or an employee at an art supply store should be able to recommend different writing tools for you to use. Buy a lined paper that has an extra-large space for writing. Think of the kind of paper that you learned to write on when you were little. Slowly write your elegant letters, being sure to fill up the entire space. With practice, you will eventually be able to do this without the lines. Take your time and really concentrate on filling the space. By practicing this visual art, you will learn how to write multiple styles of elegant handwriting. Calligraphy teaches you how to write elegantly with different tools in different medium. You will also develop the skills produce your own unique styles and fonts. If you stick with it, you will eventually be able to print, paint or chisel beautiful words on almost anything. There are workbooks and classes that you can take online to learn calligraphy. Your local community center or YMCA may also offer classes in calligraphy.

SUMMARY: Trace an elegant font. Write in loopy cursive. Copy sections from your favorite book. Practice writing letters of different widths. Emphasize elongated letters. Learn calligraphy, which is the art of creating decorative handwriting.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Choose a medicine for wart removal that contains salicylic acid. Salicylic acid in high concentrations will cause the wart to die. You can find salicylic acid wart removal medications in the foot care section of a drug or grocery store. Apply the medication directly to the wart before you cover it with duct tape. Try to avoid getting the medication on the skin around it. The medicine will cause the skin to die and turn white. Make sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for how to use the medicine. This is optional, but it might help to make the duct tape therapy go faster. Using duct tape alone to get rid of the wart may take up to 8 weeks.

SUMMARY:
Apply wart removal medication if you want to speed up the process.