Problem: Article: This app icon resembles a light-blue "e" with a yellow band wrapped around it. It's the grey gear in the top-right side of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is at the bottom of the drop-down menu. The Internet Options window will open. It's below the "Browsing history" section near the bottom of the window. If there isn't a checkmark next to "History", click the checkbox to the left of it. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will confirm the changes. Your Internet Explorer's history will be deleted from your computer.
Summary: Open Internet Explorer. Click Settings . Click Internet options. Click Delete. Make sure "History" is checked. Click Delete. Click Apply, then click OK.

Problem: Article: Use the handle of a rat-tail comb or a tinting brush to create a deep side part. It does not matter which side of your head you do the side part on. You will repeat the entire process on the other side of your head. If you want to start the highlights lower, make the side part lower. Use plastic hair clips to pin the upper layer of hair out of the way. Grab a thin, horizontal section from next to your face. Pull the section away from your head so that it becomes taut, then weave the handle of a rat-tail comb through it. Weaving the section, rather than slicing straight through it, will make your highlights appear more natural. Make the section about 2 to 4 inches (5.1 to 10.2cm) wide. This will help separate the section into a top and bottom layer. You will only bleach the top layer. Slide the comb towards your scalp, then let go of the hair section. Grab the hair that is draped over the comb, then tuck a piece of aluminum foil under it. The foil needs to be at least to the length of your hair. It would be better if it is the same length, however. How far up the hair shaft you go depends on what sort of look you want: a full highlight or an ombre highlight. Whichever style you choose, be sure to saturate the hair strands completely. Never apply bleach starting from your roots. When you reach the ends of your hair, curl your hair into the foil, then continue to apply the bleach. Start by folding the bottom edge of the foil over your hair, as close to the roots as possible. Next, fold the left and right sides of the foil over your hair as well. When you are done, you will be left with a foil packet. The exact size of the foil packet does not matter. The goal is to cover your bleached hair with foil so that it doesn't get stained by the next section. Use the handle of your rat-tail comb to create another horizontal section of hair. Weave the handle through that section, then separate the top layer from the bottom layer. Slide a piece of foil under the top layer of hair, then apply the bleach. Fold the foil over the hair. Keep going until you reach the top of your head. Always start applying the bleach to the bottom of the hair strand. For a subtler effect, let down a thin section of hair, leave it alone, then weave your brush through the next section of hair. Once you finish the first side of your head, do the other side. After that, you can do the back. Try to work quickly, otherwise the highlights may not come out even. To help keep your highlights even, try using a higher volume developer on the back of your head so that the hair in the back lightens more quickly. For example, if you used a volume 10 developer on the front half of your hair, use 30 volume on the back. When doing the back of your head, it may be helpful to clip your hair out of the way, or have someone help you.
Summary: Create a deep side part. Grab a thin section from below the part and weave a rat-tail comb through it. Separate the top layer from the bottom layer, then tuck foil beneath it. Use a tinting brush to apply the bleach to your hair, starting from the ends. Fold the foil over the hair. Let down another thin section of hair and repeat the process. Repeat the process for the other side and back of your head.

Problem: Article: Making trousers requires sewing together accurately cut pieces of fabric. This is necessary to ensure that you get the style and size you want. Using a pattern will help you make trousers that look great and fit properly. Visit a craft supply store or look online for a trouser pattern that you want to use. Then, read the pattern carefully and follow its instructions to execute the design. You don't have to purchase a trouser pattern. There are many free patterns available online. Just search for "free trouser pattern" to find one. You can find trouser patterns in any style you like, such as slim-fit, wide-leg, bootcut, ankle-length, and more! Some patterns are perfectly sized and others require you to measure and adjust before beginning. Once you get the hang of making trousers, you may want to move away from patterns and experiment by following these measurements. You may need to take the following measurements: Outside leg. Using a fabric measuring tape, stretch it from the start of the waist over outside of the hip to the ankle. Inside leg. Measure the inside of the leg. Stretch your tape from the groin to the ankle. Hip. Measure the circumference of your hips from the widest point. Thigh. Measure the circumference at the widest point of your thigh. Ankle. Measure the circumference of your ankle, making sure you can get your feet through that measurement. Groin. Measure the distance from the waist band in front (around your navel) to the waistband in back, following the line of your groin. Avoid slippery fabrics, such as silk and satin, stretchy fabrics, such as jersey or spandex, and fabrics that are hard to manipulate, such as faux leather and vinyl. Opt for something that's easy to work with to make your first pair of trousers. Some good choices include: Cotton Viscose Velour Canvas Linen This will help to ensure that your finished trousers won't get distorted after the first time you wash them. Check to see what temperature, cycle, and drying method to use for the fabric you purchased. For example, if you're using cotton fabric, wash it on warm with like colors using a normal cycle, and then put it into the dryer on medium. If the fabric you're using is delicate, then select the delicate setting on your machine and hang it up to air dry after it's done.
Summary:
Choose a trouser pattern to guide your project. Take 6 body measurements, if your pattern requires it. Select a fabric that's easy to sew for your first pair of trousers. Pre-wash the fabric to prevent it from shrinking later.