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%appdata%\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch The Quick Launch toolbar will immediately show up in the right side of the taskbar (next to the clock and notification icons.)

summary: Right-click the taskbar, hover to "Toolbars", then click "New toolbar" Copy and paste this path into the location bar: Click "Select Folder".

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The vet will be able to do an ultrasound or radiograph to see how many puppies your dog is going to have. They'll also be able to check for any possible issues with the pregnancy and give you advice for birthing the puppies. When your female is ready to begin labor, it should be quite obvious by her behavior. Some common signs of labor include: restlessness, shivering, panting, loss of appetite, whining, and vomiting. Your dog may also retreat to a secluded area in preparation for delivery. Once you start seeing these symptoms, the puppies will generally start arriving in 12-24 hours after the symptoms of labor start. Each puppy should come within 10-30 minutes of one another and the dam will usually bite off the umbilical cord, tear open the placental sac around each puppy, and begin licking the puppy vigorously to stimulate breathing and circulation. If your female is performing all of these activities on her own, leave her to it so she can bond with her puppies. If the dam doesn't seem to know what to do, then you will need to take action. First, gently tear open the placental sac so the puppy can breathe. Then, cut the umbilical cord and tie it off using thread. Clear away any fluid or mucus away from the puppy's mouth and nose. Then rub the puppy vigorously to help stimulate breathing and circulation. French Bulldogs have small pelvises and large heads, so they usually cannot give birth naturally. Be aware of this fact and monitor your Frenchie for symptoms of a necessary C-section when she starts the labor process. If the bitch is in labor for more than an hour, you should immediately take her to the vet for an emergency C-section.

summary: Take your female dog to the vet for prenatal care before the birth. Watch for signs of labor. Interfere in the birthing process only when necessary. Be prepared for a necessary cesarean.

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Rapid-rise yeast comes in smaller granules, which makes it activate faster. Quicker yeast activation makes bread rise faster. Find rapid-rise yeast packets at your local grocery store. They might be labeled "instant yeast" or "quick-rise yeast." Rapid-rise yeast doesn't need to be dissolved in water like regular yeast. Just mix it in with the flour and other ingredients you're using to make the dough. Check the recipe you're using to see how many yeast packets it calls for. If the recipe you're using calls for two rises, only do the second one. Dough only needs to rise once when it's made with rapid-rise yeast. Skipping the first rise will cut your total rise time in half. Place the dough in a warm, humid place to help it rise faster. Keep in mind that lean doughs that consist of mostly water and flour will rise faster than doughs that contain dairy, eggs, salts, and fat.
summary: Get rapid-rise yeast packets. Mix a packet of rapid-rise yeast in with the dry dough ingredients. Skip the first rise and shape the dough after kneading. Let the dough rise once before baking.