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How to make a process document
Identify the process.
Almost anything can be broken up into a process and turned into a process document. Some examples include :
Making pasta learning to drive writing a letter performing a drum roll
Figure out what resources your readers will need.

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- Each scene is unique so it is important to have resources available before writing everything down. Go through every scene every time you write.
- This may be clothing, batteries, cooked food, or even entertainment in the form of online articles or pieces of papers. For example, your child might need a new computer.
- Think about all of the resources that your readers will need in order to complete the process you want to describe. Understanding the resources involved will come in handy when deciding how to describe each of the steps.
- A process document should clearly explain what information the readers will need to understand. For example, write : Tuition of your school, computer or speech supplies changes to school supplies, seating arrangements, stock records making and printing graphics explaining important tasks, bookkeeping, networking, or others writing journals Choose a topic to mention.

OUT: Think about all of the resources that your readers will need in order to complete the process you want to describe. Understanding the resources involved will come in handy when deciding how to describe each of the steps.

IN: What happens next?

One of the boy then goes after the ball and throws it to the other side of the pool. they both

OPTIONS:
- return with the ball and are much faster in their swings after they almost make it across the pool so they have to punch each other into the water.
- swim towards the ball and two young ladies become visible in the corner of the pool.
- walk back to where their ball was, grab it, and await a response.
- get up in an awkward way as they begin to walk away.

OUT: swim towards the ball and two young ladies become visible in the corner of the pool.

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How to get ink off a table or computer desk
Blot an ink spill as quickly as possible.
Step one in any ink removal process is blotting. Remove any ink that has not dried as quickly as possible by blotting it away with water-moistened paper towel.

OPTIONS:
- Blot down the ink stains, leaving them in place for an hour or so. If the ink stain lingers, you may want to rinse the ink-stained area with lukewarm water to kill the bacteria that has settled on it.
- You'll need to wipe the ink away from the body of the printer. Blot as little ink, as you can, as quickly as possible.
- Applying blotting on a wet item, like a file or a soft, absorbent cloth may require more or less blockage. If the ink you notice is less stained than usual, you may gently dab at it with a damp paper towel.
- Avoid rubbing an ink spill before heavily blotting the area. Repeat the wet-paper-towel-blotting-method several times until no more ink is transferring to the paper towel.

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Avoid rubbing an ink spill before heavily blotting the area. Repeat the wet-paper-towel-blotting-method several times until no more ink is transferring to the paper towel.