In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the folder-shaped icon near the bottom-left side of the Start menu. Click the folder in which the file is located on the left side of the File Explorer window. You may have to navigate through additional files after doing so to find the file. Click the file for which you want to disable write protection. It's in the upper-left corner of the window. A toolbar will appear at the top of the window. This red checkmark is in the "Open" section of the toolbar. Doing so opens the "Properties" window. It's at the bottom of the Properties window. Both options are at the bottom of the window. Doing so saves your changes to the file and closes the Properties window. You should now be able to edit your file.
Summary: Open Start . Open File Explorer . Go to the file's location. Select the file. Click the Home menu item. Click the "Properties" icon. Uncheck the "Read-only" box. Click Apply, then click OK.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " There's no better way to greet anyone than with a nice "hello" and a friendly smile. The model you're approaching will appreciate the simplicity, especially in comparison to the endless amounts of flirting and schmoozing they regularly deal with. The model likely has several followers they've spoken to before and may not remember you specifically. Reintroduce yourself the next few times you speak to them. Ask them how they've been doing before launching into what you want to say. You could say, for instance, "Hey, @jrsmith, this is @razzmatazz. I DMed you a few weeks ago asking about your food posts. How are you? I wanted to ask" The model you're approaching already knows they're attractive. That's why they're a model! Don't start off your conversation talking about how wonderful they look, or they may brush you off. Instead, sprinkle in compliments throughout the conversation about other things, such as their knowledge about a particular subject or how funny they are. Some better compliments to give are, "I can tell you're really passionate about marketing. I'm really fascinated by your thoughts," or "You seem like such a bright and engaging person!" This is the best way to get to know someone and kindle a potential relationship. Ask the model about their hobbies and what they're passionate about outside of the job. Ask if they went to school and what they studied. If you find the two of you share a common interest, build a conversation from that to forge a connection. Consider asking questions like, "So, what are your favorite hobbies?" or "Do you enjoy reading?" Keep in mind that talking to the model about their work isn't completely off-limits. Just approach it from a different angle. Ask them what led them to become a model. Talk about what they enjoy about their career. Ask if there are any other career paths they'd like to pursue in the future. A couple of great questions to ask are, "Have you had to travel very often for work? What are the most interesting places you've been to?" and "How did you get into modeling?" If you feel there's chemistry between the two of you, there's nothing wrong with asking the model for their phone number so you can keep talking. Say something like, "I'd love to continue this conversation with you sometime. Could I get your phone number?" Don't throw a tantrum or insult the model if they turn you down. Instead, thank them for the conversation, say "goodbye," and leave.
Summary: Greet the model with a simple "hello. Reintroduce yourself if you're talking to the model online. Compliment them on another trait besides their appearance. Ask the model about their personal interests. Talk to them about their work. Ask the model for their phone number before ending the conversation.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Grab a cookie sheet and spray it with nonstick cooking spray. If you'd prefer, line a sheet with parchment paper (no muss, no fuss, just throw it away after). Chop up your bell pepper(s) and, if applicable, shred the mozzarella. Measure out your ingredients and set aside for swift assembly. The pepper works best for this recipe if it's in thin slices, not chunks. But any shaped pepper is better than no pepper at all! Make sure to stir frequently to cook it evenly, browning it on all sides. Drain away the juices, fat, and set aside. Place it on the sprayed cookie sheet and get to work. Starting at the center and working outward, form a 12x8-inch (30 by 20 cm) rectangle by pressing out the dough with your hands. Make sure to leave a crust! You want the sauce to within 2 inches of the long sides and 1/2 inch of the short sides. Place the cooked ground beef lengthwise down the center (about 3 inches in width) and to within 1/2 inch of the edges on the short sides. Top with cheese, bell pepper and Italian seasoning -- or whatever whets your appetite. If you'd like your dough to be braided, leave extra room on the sides. See the next section for possible folding methods. Once folded, if you'd like a golden color, whisk up an egg and brush it on the top just before baking. Add on any spices or cheeses for a flavor-y crust. If your dough seems a bit overstuffed, be especially careful. Keep an eye on it and flip it halfway through, if necessary. Remove from the oven and let cool. Slice as you see fit. This recipe should serve 6.
Summary:
Preheat the oven to 400F. Prep your ingredients. Brown your ground beef in a medium-sized skillet over medium-high heat. Form the dough. Spread the sauce over the dough. Fold the dough. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until crust is golden brown.