Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Send a thank you note to the interviewer. If you don't hear anything, don't be afraid to contact them first. Start preparing for the next round of interviews. Be gracious whatever the outcome, and ask for feedback.

Answer: You can do this with a handwritten note, or by email, but you should do it within the first 24 hours after the interview. In this note you should thank them for the opportunity to interview, and you might like to include some further information about you that follows up in something touched upon in the interview. You can follow a basic template of thanking the interviewer, briefly reiterating why you should be selected for the job, before finishing by saying you are looking forward to the next step. You can include additional information, and follow-up on something specific, but try to make it sound as natural and unforced as possible. If you were told you would hear on Monday morning and you haven't heard a few days later, it's okay for you to contact the employer and politely ask if a decision has been made yet. A brief phone call or email to HR should suffice. The key thing to remember is to be positive and don't sound impatient or annoyed. Say something like, 'it was great to meet you, I enjoyed talking to you and I was just wondering where you are in the decision process'. Often recruitment procedures include more than one round of interviews. If this is the case with the position you have applied for, don't hang around after the first interview before you begin preparation for part two. You could get short notice for the second round so you need to be prepared and ready to go. At the second interview you will want to be even better than at the first, so make sure you prepare thoroughly and have information about the company and the industry that you can talk about to demonstrate your knowledge. Whether you are successful or not, you should keep your professionalism at all times and thank the employer for the opportunity to interview. If you did not get the job, try to think of it as a learning opportunity and ask for feedback on your interview to see where you can improve. This feedback can be very helpful, but it can also be frustrating. Take criticism on the chin.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Search and launch Applications. Search files and documents. Search the web. Perform basic calculations. Look up word definitions.

Answer: Enter an application name and hit Return on the result to launch an application directly from Spotlight. The application must already be installed to your hard disk. Predictive text will often allow you to launch an application before typing the entire name. Relevant search terms will return results for locally stored media (images, video, music), document types, email, calendar, or file tags. If you are looking for a certain phrase or subject in an email, Spotlight can match word strings in its results. You can search for images by their name, filetype (e.g. .jpg), or even ID tags. Look the for the "Images" option in the search results. Spotlight uses Bing search and location tagging to return searches from wikipedia, maps, or relevant websites. The search engine used by Spotlight cannot be changed. Enter simple math functions or unit conversions (e.g. 100mm to inches) and see the result in Spotlight without having to navigate to any webpage. When entering a word, look for the "Look up" option within the list of results. This will give you a dictionary definition of the word without ever having to leave the Spotlight interface.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Start on a different computer. Search for Command Prompt. Right-click Command Prompt. Click Run as administrator. Click Yes when prompted. Enter your login information for the computer. Open the remote shutdown interface. Select a computer. Click the "What do you want these computers to do" drop-down box. Click Shutdown. Set a time limit. Uncheck the "Planned" box. Enter a comment. Click OK.

Answer: You should do this on a computer that both belongs to the LAN network and has administrator privileges. Type in command prompt to do so. It's at the top of the Start window. A drop-down menu will appear. This is in the drop-down menu. Doing so opens Command Prompt in administrator mode. Type in net use \address (making sure to replace "address" with the IP address you obtained earlier), press Enter, and enter your administrator login email address and password when prompted. For example, you might type net use \192.168.2.2 here. Type in shutdown /i and press Enter to do so. You should see a pop-up window appear. Click a computer's IP address or name in the "Computers" text box at the top of the window. If you don't see your computer's IP address or name, click Add..., then type in the computer's IP address and click OK. You can then click the computer's name in the "Computers" text box. It's in the middle of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. It's in the drop-down menu. Type a time limit (in seconds) into the "Display warning for" text box. It's on the right side of the page. In the "Comment" text box at the bottom of the window, type in the comment you want the target computer to display before shutting down. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will force your specified computer to turn off.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Help the child to learn how to express health issues they are dealing with through visual cues.

Answer:
It can be very difficult to identify whether an autistic child is suffering from a health condition or if there is something that is physically bothering the child. To resolve this, the child can be encouraged to express themselves through pictures. For example, pictures that suggest the child is suffering from a health problem (be it stomach pain, headache, ear infection, or something else) can be used with words attached to them so that the child ultimately picks up the vocabulary and language needed to communicate effectively.