Problem: Article: If you do not have it, Microsoft currently offers a free trial of the office suite. This is located on the right side of the menu bar. For Office 365 users, there may instead be a "Draw" tab. This will contain all of the same controls normally included in "Inking". If you do not see it, you may need to update your version of Office or the feature may not be supported on your system. This is located on the right side of the toolbar and will bring up a new set of drawing tools. This button, on the left, selects the pen tool for making basic line drawings. This tool acts as a thicker version of the pen tool with transparency, allowing you to ink over text or other drawings without covering them. After selecting, click and drag the cursor over other lines to erase the drawn content. Click the down arrow on the "Eraser" button to select a thickness setting for your eraser. Select the "Color" dropdown in the "Pen" section of the toolbar to select from a color palette for different pen/highlighter colors. Select the "Thickness" dropdown in the "Pen" section of the toolbar to select different widths of your pen/highlighter marking. You can also select color/thickness presets from the menu to the left of the "Color" and "Thickness" dropdowns. This will auto-adjust any shape approximations into the detected shape. For example, drawing a circle, will adjust the lines to be a perfect circle. The feature will also approximate a shape based on the number of lines drawn (square, hexagon, etc.). This only works on shapes after the feature has been selected. Shapes drawn before clicking "Convert to Shapes" will not be changed". This tool allows you to click and drag drawn items to move them around on the screen. You can also click "Lasso" and draw a circle around the area you are trying to select if you are having difficulty. The Lasso tool will only work on drawn items. This button will automatically selects the "Select" tool after making edits with the pen or highlighter tool. If no edits were made this button will return you to the "Review" tab.
Summary: Open Microsoft PowerPoint. Select the "Review" tab. Click "Start Inking". Use the "Pen" to draw free-hand. Use the "Highlighter" to draw transparent lines. Use the "Eraser" to remove drawn elements. Change your tool color. Adjust your tool thickness. Click "Convert to Shapes". Click "Select". Stop Inking.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place several T-pins along the lace line, which is where the hairline starts, and place a few more near each ear to secure the wig to the stand. If you have a full-lace wig, place the pins near the hairline. If you have a lace-front wig, place the pins within the lace line. Check that the wig stand is straight. If it's at an angle, your wig could end up with an accidental asymmetrical haircut! Spend a few minutes gently brushing out your wig. You want to ensure that there are no tangles or sections of hair that aren't falling where they should. Since your wig doesn't grow back, you need to be patient when preparing to cut it. This is a great time to think about what length you want your wig to be if you don't already know. Move your fingers down the hair until they are at the length where you want to wig to be. Try to hold the hair so that it's flat between your middle and index fingers, rather than bunched together. If you want to make a drastic change and go from long hair to medium-length or short hair, just adjust where you're going to make the cuts to get the length you desire. Use your hair-cutting scissors and cut up into the hair, trimming it across the entire length of your fingers. Make small, even snips to prevent any accidents. You could cut straight across rather than at a 45-degree angle, but the angle helps the hair look more natural than a straight, blunt cut would. When moving on to a new section, use some of the hair from an already-cut area to guide the trimming so everything ends up being the same length. Keep in mind that you can always trim or cut your wig shorter if you want to in the future, but you can't make it longer! Walk all around the wig, checking the ends for any long, scraggly hairs you might have missed in the trimming process. Snip them off to clean up your wig. Also check the length of the hairs on either side of the wig to make sure they are even.

SUMMARY: Pin your wig in place on a wig stand. Comb or brush the hair to remove any tangles. Start with the back of the wig and work in small sections. Cut the hair at a 45-degree angle, taking care to not cut your fingers. Trim the entirety of your wig until all the ends are the same length. Snip off any loose, long hairs that you missed in the trimming process.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you want to pair the days with another concept, you could also try singing a song about the weather. This will help your child to learn the days of the week while also helping them to learn about different types of weather. For example, if the weather is nice, you could sing, "Where is the sun? It's shining so bright. It's a sunny Friday, so let's all go outside." Or, on a rainy day, you could sing, "Rain rain, go away. Come again another day. It's a very rainy Saturday."
Summary: Include a song about the weather for extra reinforcement.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Piercing your lip will be painful, and the piercing may cause bleeding. The area may be tender, swollen, and bruised for several days afterward. Lip piercings can take anywhere from 6 to 10 weeks to heal fully, so be prepared for multiple daily cleanings during that time, plus regular upkeep after that. Cleaning your lip piercing is pretty straightforward, but it will require non-iodized salt, alcohol-free mouthwash, and a mild, fragrance-free soap. Pick up a new toothbrush as wellone with soft bristlesand replace your old one after getting your piercing. Before getting your lip pierced, know what to look for regarding infections. Symptoms include pus, green or yellow discharge, tingling or loss of feeling around the piercing site, fever, and excessive bleeding, pain, redness, and swelling. Leave the jewelry in if you suspect an infection, but seek medical attention immediately. Body jewelry often contains nickel, which is a common allergen for many people. Symptoms will likely appear within 12 to 48 hours, and can include itching and swelling, crusty or scaly blisters, and redness, rash, or dry skin. Your lip piercing won't heal properly if you are allergic to the jewelry, so go to the doctor immediately if you suspect an allergy. If you can't wear necklaces, earrings, rings or bracelets containing nickel, you won't be able to wear it in your lip, either. Look for jewelry labeled "surgical steel" or "nickel free." In addition to nickel, some people may be allergic to copper or brass. These 3 base metals cause the majority of allergic reactions to jewelry.
Summary:
Know what to expect. Purchase your cleaning supplies in advance. Recognize the signs of infection. Know what an allergic reaction will look like.