Write an article based on this "Release the emergency brake before you start driving. Shift the truck into the correct gear. Build to your desired speed gradually. Slow the truck gradually when you need to stop. Allow the space to make wider turns than you would in a car. Stay at least 4 seconds behind the car in front of you. Go about 10mph (16km/h) under the speed limit in bad weather. Pay attention to road signs that are meant for large trucks. Plan your route in advance."
article: The moving truck is likely parked with its emergency brake engaged. To release this, press the button on the end of the brake lever, then lower the handle. Most emergency brakes are operated by hand and are located near the steering column or the gear shifter. Some emergency brakes are foot-operated and will be located near the driver's left leg. If this is the case, press firmly on the brake then remove your foot to disengage the brake. Almost all moving trucks are made with an automatic transmission, so you'll just need to move the gear shifter to "D" or "Drive." There may be a button to press on the gear shifter before you can move it, or you may have to push it away from you first and then move it up or down to the correct gear. If you're unfamiliar with driving a manual vehicle, double-check with the rental company to ensure your truck will be an automatic. If you'll be driving on steep mountains, you may need to occasionally shift the truck into low gear so the truck has enough power to make it up the slope. A truck this size will take awhile to get up to speed. Don't try to accelerate quickly, as this can cause the boxes in the back of the truck to shift, potentially damaging any fragile items you have packed. You should never slam on the brakes in a moving truck. If you slam on the brakes, your belongings in the back could shift. This can throw the truck off-balance and cause you to lose control of the vehicle. Instead, carefully ease onto the brakes, giving yourself plenty of time to stop. If you have an emergency, such as a flat tire, stay calm and gradually slow the truck, then pull over as soon as you can do so safely. Moving trucks need a lot more room to turn than regular vehicles, especially when they're making right turns. Slow down as much as you need to, even if that means nearly coming to a stop, and use your side mirrors to make sure you have enough clearance for your turn. There is no center rearview mirror on a moving truck, so you'll need to adjust to using the side mirrors to monitor your surroundings. Moving trucks are heavy, and they take longer to stop than a regular car. It's a good idea to leave at least twice the distance between yourself and the car in front of you that you normally would. To check the distance between you and the car ahead of you, note when they pass a landmark, then count by seconds to see how long it takes you to pass the same spot. A normal rule of thumb is to stay at least 2 seconds behind the car in front of you, so when you're driving a moving truck, you should double that to about 4 seconds. You never want to go too fast in a moving truck, but it's even more important to watch your speed if roads are wet or icy. Take your time to ensure you and your belongings reach your destination safely. In a normal car, you don't have to worry about overhead clearance, weigh station stops, or lane restrictions. However, when you're driving a moving truck, those things can be very important. The truck rental company should tell you which regulations will apply to you. There should be a sticker in the cab of the truck reminding you of how much overhead clearance you'll need. Compare this to any signs you see before you drive under low bridges or get into a drive-thru line. Use a map or a GPS system to choose your route before you leave. If you can, try to avoid any dramatic elevation changes, such as drives through the mountains. You may also want to avoid driving straight through large cities early in the morning or in the late afternoon when traffic will be the heaviest. Mark any rest areas along the route in case you need to stop. If you need to stop overnight, look for hotels along the way that having parking available to large vehicles.

Write an article based on this "Click on your computer's "Start" menu. Click on "Run. Type "dxdiag" into the dialog box. Click on "OK. Click on the tab labeled "Sound. Write down the name of your computer's sound card displayed next to "Name" under the section labeled "Devices. Write down the name of the sound card's manufacturer displayed next to "Provider" below the "Drivers" section. Click on "Exit. Launch your computer's Internet browser. Navigate to the website of your computer's audio device manufacturer. Search the manufacturer's website for audio drivers you can download using the name of your sound card. Follow the installation instructions provided on the manufacturer's website to install the audio drivers."
article: " " " " " Navigate to the website's "Support" section to find audio drivers if they are not readily visible.

Write an article based on this "Check the toner's ingredients. Do not buy toners with tough astringents. Buy a toner at your local beauty retailer or department store."
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When buying your toner, always check the toner's ingredients so that you can find a toner that fits your skin type. Depending on your skin type, check the label for ingredients that you want to avoid. No matter what kind of skin type you have, you generally want to avoid toners that have tough astringents like alcohol, menthol, and witch hazel. These ingredients will irritate your skin and deplete your skin's natural oils. Also try to avoid toners with fragrance, such as rose water or citrus fruits. Fragrances can cause your skin to become irritated. These toners are usually labeled "fresheners" or "clarifiers" and are simply eau de cologne for your face. When investing in a toner, try not to go too cheap. Visit your local beauty supply store or a department store to buy a toner. Avoid buying toners at drugstores. These toners usually contain high amounts of alcohol and/or astringents in them, which will irritate your skin.