Q: Data entry, like any job, has specific requirements that you will need to meet in order to be considered for the position. Before you can locate a data entry position to apply to, you'll need to ensure you have the appropriate skill set. Data entry requires the ability to type quickly and accurately. Basic computer skills are a requirement for all telecommuting data entry jobs. It is often expected that you have experience working with word processing, database or presentation software like PowerPoint to be considered for data entry positions. Working from home requires that you are able to keep yourself well organized and on track. The best way to do so is to create an office space in your home that you use for nothing else other than work. Your office space should permit you enough room to keep all of your work related materials in one place and well organized. It helps if your office space provides you privacy from distractions or interruptions. Applying for data entry positions that allow you to work from home still requires a professional looking resume. Your resume is often what makes the difference between getting to the next level of the interview process or not. Ensure that you highlight the skills required for data entry on your resume. Ensure that your resume is well organized and looks professional. Working from home usually requires that you provide the equipment necessary to do the job. Depending on the nature of the position you apply for, the equipment requirements may vary, but the common requirements are as follows: A reliable computer with access to a high speed internet connection. A dedicated telephone line that you can use for work specific phone calls. An office software suite such as Microsoft Office or Apache Open Office.
A: Ensure you have the necessary skills. Create an area dedicated to your work. Put together a resume. Make sure you have the right equipment.

Article: The Outlook icon looks like an "O" and an envelope. You can find it in your Applications folder. Find and click the email you want to edit in your mailbox. This button is located on your menu bar at the top of your screen. It will open your message options on a drop-down menu. This will open the selected email in a new pop-up window, and allow you to edit its contents. If you think the subject line was poorly written, you can type a better subject that will help you quickly identify the email in your mailbox. Click the text field next to "Subject" below the toolbar at the top. Change the current subject, or delete it and enter a new one. Hit Return on your keyboard. You can edit an email message's body text for typos, change its paragraph structure, or delete it and type it up from scratch. Click the body field. Change the email message as you want. This will save all your changes to the selected email. Changes will appear only in your own mailbox. They won't change the email for the sender or any other receiver.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Microsoft Outlook on your computer. Select the email you want to edit. Click the Message tab. Click Edit Message on the Message menu. Edit the email's subject line. Edit the email's body text. Press Command+S on your keyboard.

Problem: Article: Room design is different than decorating because it has to do with the whole space, including the parts of it that are permanent like the walls, windows, and floors. When you begin your project, you need to get everything else out of the way so that you can see the bare bones of what you have to work with. Begin by moving furniture and every item of decor (including pictures on the walls) out of the room. Keep it in another room if you can, to give you time to finish your project before you decide what to give away or sell. Give the space a deep cleaning. Clean the walls, windows, and floors and any permanent fixtures like lights, light switches, cabinets, or baseboards. In order to prevent getting paint or adhesive on the new floors, finish the walls before doing any work to replace flooring. You may need to remove old wall paper or old wood trim before beginning. Prime the walls and paint the walls and trim. If you plan to replace carpeting, vinyl, tile, or wood floors, you should do it now, but take care to protect your new floors as you move in new furniture. Make sure all paint is dry before you begin with the flooring, which can produce a lot of dust that will stick to tacky paint. After you finish the flooring, be sure to vacuum or mop the floors before proceeding with the next steps. Start with the focal point of the room or the biggest pieces of furniture. Move on to the smaller pieces and accents. Don't be afraid to re-arrange. Sizes and placements might not completely match what you were envisioning the first time. Make sure seating arrangements provide the opportunity for conversation and/or unobstructed views of the TV, if applicable. Keep walkways clear for a natural flow of the room. Determine if rugs or end tables and positioning of seats are needed to section off areas of the room. In almost all rooms, different levels of light are needed to create different moods or to light up only a certain section of the room. Use dimmers on the main light and place lamps strategically. Choose curtains, shades or blinds to control natural sunlight. Although it might seem like an afterthought, small items of decor and memorabilia are often what gives a room its character and livability. Plan these with care to match the theme and mood of your room and to make it enjoyable for you and your guests. Hang pictures and artwork on the walls to complement the furniture placement. Place pictures, keepsakes and other decorations on shelves and tabletops. Use hideaway storage for blankets, coasters and other items that might need to be used but are not needed at all times.
Summary: Start with a clean slate. Start with the walls. Take care of the flooring. Arrange furniture. Create lighting options. Put your finishing touches on the room.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There should be a top layer and a bottom layer. Pull the top layer back and away from your face as if you were making a ponytail, but leave out a strand on either side. Secure it with a hair tie. Twist them tightly so they stay twirled, then secure them to the top of your hair tie with hair pins.

SUMMARY: Divide your hair into two layers. Gather the top layer and leave out two strands. Twist the two strands.

Q: You can install Tumblr Savior on Chrome, Safari, or Firefox. Go to https://bjornstar.com/tumblr-savior/ in your browser. This will take you to a Tumblr page with download links for different browsers. You'll see several links in the middle of the page that say Tumblr Savior For [Browser]; click the one with your browser listed. For example, to download Tumblr Savior for Google Chrome, you would click the Tumblr Savior for Chrome link. This process will vary depending on the browser you're using: Chrome - Click ADD TO CHROME, then click Add extension when prompted. Chrome will refresh the page when the installation completes. Firefox - Click Add to Firefox, then click Add when prompted. Firefox will notify you when the installation is complete. Safari - Click the download arrow in the top-right side of Safari, then double-click the setup file and click Install when prompted. It resembles a black "T" on a white piece of paper. You'll find it somewhere in the upper-right side of the page (Chrome and Firefox) or near the address bar (Safari). If you have multiple extensions on Chrome, you may need to click to prompt a drop-down menu and then click the Tumblr Savior icon at the top of the drop-down menu. Type a tag you don't want to see into the text field on the "Black List" side of the window. You can also click add below the text field to create another text field for a new term. It's at the bottom of the Tumblr Savior window. This will save your settings and blacklist the specific tags you entered. Go to https://www.tumblr.com/ in your preferred browser. This will open your Tumblr home page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Tumblr, enter your Tumblr email address and password to log in. You shouldn't see any posts that have your blacklisted tags on your dashboard.
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Open a supported browser. Open the Tumblr Savior website. Click your browser's download link. Install the extension in your browser. Click the Tumblr Savior extension. Blacklist specific tags. Click Save. Open Tumblr. Review your dashboard.