INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Double-clicking the PDF will accomplish this if Adobe Acrobat is your computer's default PDF reader. If Adobe Acrobat isn't your default PDF reader, do the following: Windows Right-click the PDF file, select Open with, and click Adobe Acrobat. Mac Click the PDF, click File, select Open With, and click Adobe Acrobat. It's a menu in the upper-left side of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. On Windows, you may first have to click the View tab at the top of the Acrobat window and then select Tools. It's near the top of the page in the "Create & Edit" section. This opens the editing toolbar and additional options at the top of the window. It's next to the icon of a chain in the editing toolbar at the top of the page. This opens a drop-down menu. It's the first option at the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so turns your mouse cursor into a crosshairs icon. Click and drag your mouse cursor over and down across the text or the object that you want to use as a hyperlink, then release the mouse button. Doing so will open a window. For example, if you wanted to add a link to the words "Click here:", you would drag from the top-left side of the "C" in "Click" to the bottom-right side of the "e" in "here". Select the "Link Type" drop-down box and choose whether or not you want the clickable rectangle you just selected to be visible or invisible. If you choose a visible link, you can select: Line Style: Set the type of outline you want the box to have; solid, dashed, or underlined. Color: Choose what color you want the outline to be. Highlight Style: Set what you want the linked box to do when clicked (only applies to certain PDF viewers). This will depend on the type of link you want to add: Go to a Page View: Links to another page in the PDF. Click Next, go to the page you want to select, then click Set Link. Open a File: Select a file from your computer, click Select, fill out any necessary options if prompted, and click OK. Open a Web Page: Enter the address for the website you want to link (making sure to use the website's full address, including "https://") then click Enter. Press Ctrl+S (Windows) or Command+S (Mac) to save your changes to the PDF. The linked item should now be active as a hyperlink, meaning that you can click it to open the link.

SUMMARY: Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat. Click Tools. Select Edit PDF. Select Link. Click Add/Edit Web or Document Link. Create a link. Choose the link's appearance. Select the link's action. Save your PDF.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The low sitting bridge will divide the long vertical line of your nose more evenly, so the bottom portion of your nose--the portion that the eye naturally catches--will seem smaller. A wide bridge creates a stronger, more visible divide. Larger frames are generally a better option than smaller ones. The large frames can compete with the size of your nose and help balance it out, but smaller frames can draw more attention to the size of your nose. The other option is to go for contacts. Since glasses sit at the top of your nose, they do draw some attention to that area of your face. Getting contacts avoids this issue completely. Your ears and nose share the same horizontal space on your face. Short, dainty earrings can draw attention to this horizontal space, which could also draw attention to your nose. Larger earrings that extend below the ear enlarge the sides of this horizontal space, making the nose at the center of this space appear smaller by comparison. If you do not want to wear long earrings, at least choose short earrings that cover the earlobes completely. This will draw more attention to the sides of this horizontal space, which can help draw attention off your nose. Rounded earrings that occupy both horizontal and vertical space are better than earrings that only add a vertical dimension. Earrings that emphasize straight, vertical lines will also emphasize the straight, vertical line of the nose. Both men and women should look for hat styles that have a rounded or down-turned brim at the front of the face. A brim that hangs down over the front of the face can visually build out the forehead. As a result, the nose appears shorter and more proportionate. Avoid "tricorne" styles, which meet at a point above the forehead. Hats that have a larger brim in the front than in the back may build out the forehead better than those with an even brim all around. Make sure that the crown does not pinch in too tightly toward the front of the face. Ideally, this crown should also be of medium height to maintain better visual balance, and it should not taper in much toward the top. Consider choosing a hat with a wide, colorful band above the brim. This band can draw the eye up and away from the nose.
Summary: Choose glasses with a wide, low bridge. Wear large earrings. Pick a hat with a prominent brim.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you purchased an Internet package, the package should have had a "Mbps" number (e.g., 25); this is your Internet's proposed speed. By testing your Internet's actual speed, you can determine whether or not you're getting your money's worth. If you're unable to connect to the Internet due to faulty modem/router, you'll first need to replace your equipment. ISPs will usually replace leased modems for free. If you're able to use Wi-Fi, do sothis will give you the most realistic assessment of how fast your Internet actually is. If your computer can't connect to Wi-Fi, however, you can use an Ethernet cable to connect your computer to the modem. Go to https://www.google.com/ in any browser. Type in speed test and press Enter to do so. You should see the Google Speed Test box appear at the top of the search results. It's a blue button in the bottom-right side of the Google Speed Test box. Google will begin determining your download and upload speeds. Once you see a figure in both the "Mbps download" section and the "Mbps upload" section, you can continue. If you see that both of the figures match (or come close to) your purchased speed, your Internet is performing adequately; however, if you see a significant difference between what you're receiving and what you're paying for, you'll need to call your ISP right away. Providing the ISP with the details of the test may help them pinpoint a cause.

SUMMARY:
Determine your Internet connection's proposed speed. Connect a computer to your Wi-Fi or modem. Open Google. Search for the Google Speed Test. Click RUN SPEED TEST. Wait for the test to finish running. Compare the test results to your Internet connection's proposed speed.