Write an article based on this "Understand Microsoft Paint's limitations. Open Start . Open Paint. Enable gridlines. Click Resize. Check the "Pixels" box. Uncheck the "Maintain aspect ratio" box. Set the canvas size to 32-by-32. Zoom all the way in. Draw your icon. Save your icon. Convert an image file into an icon. Use your icon as a shortcut"
article: Unfortunately, you can't use Paint to create a transparent image; since icons are usually partially transparent to allow for the desktop to display behind them, this means that your image will both be square and use different colors in the final product than you used to create the icon. When using Microsoft Paint to create an icon, it's best to stick to black and white as other colors can appear distorted in the final product. One solution to the transparency issue is to save your Paint project as an image (rather than as an icon) and then use an online converter to turn the image into an icon. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Type in paint, then click Paint at the top of the Start window. This will open the Microsoft Paint program in a new window. This will make it easier to draw your icon: Click the View tab at the top of the window. Check the "Gridlines" box in the "Show or hide" section of the toolbar. Click the Home tab to return to the main Paint screen. It's in the toolbar at the top of the Paint window. Doing so prompts a pop-up window to appear. This is near the top of the pop-up window. It's near the middle of the window. If your previous canvas size was not square, unchecking this will allow you to create a new canvas size that is the same length on all sides. Type 32 into the "Horizontal" text box. Then type 32 into the "Vertical" text box and click OK at the bottom of the window. Since the 32-by-32 canvas is too small to work on, click seven times the + icon in the lower-right side of the Paint window. This will zoom all the way in on your canvas. Select a color from the top-right side of the window, then click and drag across your canvas to create your icon. If necessary, you can change your brush size by clicking the Size option in the toolbar and then clicking the correct thickness in the drop-down menu. If you want to convert the icon later, just click File, click Save, select a save location, and click Save; otherwise, to save the image as an icon file, do the following: Click File. Select Save as, then click Other formats in the pop-out menu. Type in whatever you want to name your icon followed by .ico (e.g., a Word icon which is named "Word alternate" would be "Word alternate.ico"). Click the "Save as type" drop-down box, then click 256 Color Bitmap in the drop-down box. Select a save location on the left side of the window. Click Save, then click OK when prompted. If you saved your Paint image as an image file (e.g., a PNG or a JPEG), you can convert it into an icon by using the free ICO Convert website: Go to http://icoconvert.com/ in your computer's web browser. Click Choose file. Select your Paint JPEG, then click Open. Click Upload. Crop your image as needed, then scroll down and click Select None. Scroll all the way down and click Convert ICO. Click the Download your icon(s) link when it appears. . Once you've saved the icon, you're free to assign it to a shortcut on your computer.

Write an article based on this "Remove the hardware from the door. Loosen the knob or lever with an Allen Wrench. Remove the turn post. Observe the inner mechanical parts. Use a screwdriver to remove the top clip. Remove the top washer. Look for breaks in the torsion spring. Remove the torsion spring. Look for breaks in the keyed washer. Remove the keyed washer if broken. Contact the manufacturer if the handle still sags."
article: Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove the Emtek door hardware from the door. You don't need to remove the internal latch (that thing that keeps the door shut). Only remove the two screws holding the lever to the sides of the doors. Use an Allen Wrench to loosen the Emtek knob or lever's turn post. You need to do this until you can pull the turn post (that brass post with a spring wrapped around it) out of the lever. If you don't have an Allen Wrench that fits your Emtek hardware, you can order one online. Now that you've loosened the Emtek lever or knob with the Allen Wrench, you can remove the turn post and the spring from the lever. You should now be able to see the inner mechanical parts that keep your Emtek lever stiff. If your entry set is sagging, you should still see these parts for the inside lever. If your hardware doesn't look like this, stop now. You might be using a type of Emtek product that this fix-it guide will not show you how to correct. Once you loosen it up, you should be able to pull it out with your finger. This part keeps the torsion spring and keyed washer pressed together. After removing the clip, remove the washer underneath it. (This is not the keyed washer that might be broken.) Shown here is one of the top offenders for a saggy Emtek lever or loose knob. The green arrows point out the two places in the spring that usually break. If you're still not sure if your torsion spring is broken, it will not be sitting tightly in place. Take it out and examine it. The picture below shows an Emtek lever with a new spring. If yours is broken, you need to buy one, but it's important that you keep reading and make sure that your keyed washer is not also broken. We still need to check the keyed washer. Pry out the torsion spring with a screwdriver. If it's stiff and hard to pry out, that's a good thing. That means that the spring is still strong and does not need replacement. This is the piece that the torsion spring pushes against. Look at the picture to see where this washer may be broken. Many Emtek keyed washers break in the middle. The two keyed pieces become weak over time. If any part of this is broken, you'll have to buy a new one. If the keyed washer looks broken or cracked, remove it with a screwdriver. Follow the steps below to reassemble the Emtek lever or knob, then see if it continues to sag. It's possible that the torsion spring just slipped off and needs to be placed on securely. However, if these steps don't reveal the true cause of your saggy lever, you might want to try contacting Emtek and find out if they can help.

Write an article based on this "Open during the summer season. Establish a route in a neighborhood or area. Use social media to promote the truck. Adjust your ice cream products based on demand."
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You are going to generate the most income during the warm summer months when everyone is more likely to be outside and wanting ice cream. Though you can stay open during colder months, you will likely make less money. Plan the opening for the start of summer so you can capitalize on the weather and have as many customers at the truck as possible. If you live in a very warm climate, you may be able to make money year round. It may matter less if you open in the summer or in the winter, especially if the weather is sunny and warm all the time. Focus on a neighborhood or area that has a lot of foot traffic and is densely populated. You may begin in your neighborhood and drive around to other neighborhoods close by. Or you may go to a local plaza or outdoor area that usually has a lot of foot traffic. Stick to a regular route, as this will help customers know where you are and make it easier for them to buy from you again. Make an effort to connect with people in a neighborhood or community. This will encourage them to buy from you again and help your truck become known by word of mouth. Set up social media accounts for the ice cream truck, such as Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and Facebook. Follow other local businesses in the area and post updates to your followers on a regular basis. You can also send out information on the location of the truck to followers so they can find it easily. Maintain an active social media presence so customers stay interested and engaged with the ice cream truck. If you have any specials or promotions at the truck, make sure you let your social media followers know. Pay attention to what products are selling and keep track of this on a spreadsheet. Then, adjust what you are selling so you only offer people what they want. For example, you may notice certain ice cream flavors are more popular than others, or that people prefer ice cream bars over ice cream cones. You may try adding new or interesting flavors to the list of options to draw customers in. You can also offer a weekly ice cream special to encourage customers to try new products.