Problem: Article: This opens the Windows File Explorer. Windows will mount the .img as a disk and display its contents. To copy a file from the .img to another folder on the computer, drag it to the desired location. When you're finished, unmount the .img file. To do this, scroll down the left panel of the File Explorer, right-click the mounted .img "drive," then click Eject.
Summary: Press Win+E. Open the folder that contains the .img file. Double-click the .img file.

Problem: Article: After dipping your paper strip in the paste mixture it's time to apply it to your mask. Take your time and try to apply the coated strip evenly and as smoothly as you can. There will likely be some overlap but try to make each strip cover as much of your mask form as possible. Continue applying strips until your mask has been completely covered in a few layers. Apply no more than 4 layers of paper mache strips. Work slowly and try to have each strip cover as much area as possible. Once your mask has had the initial few layers applied to the form you will need to wait for them to dry. Adding more layers too early can cause problems with the first layers hardening properly, making the whole process take longer. Make sure your first application of paper mache is fully dry before continuing. This may take up to 24 hours for a layer to completely dry. If you feel that your mask is still to thin or not sturdy enough you may add additional layers of paper mache. Once the first layer is completely dry add more strips of paper mache over it, working slowly and making sure each strip covers as much area as possible. Apply no more than four layers of paper mache at this time. Repeat the drying and covering process until it's as thick as you like. On the final application of paper mache to the mask form you can add something to make your mask wearable. Exactly what you add will depend on the style of mask you are making. Whichever methods you use should allow your mask to be held to your face and let you see, breath, or speak through it. Between two paper clips, attach a length of string. Place one paper clip on each side of the mask and cover them with paper mache. Once dried, your string will be held in place, creating a strap to hold you mask on. A simple and traditional method of wearing a carnival mask is to attach a stick and hold the mask up to your face. Take a stick or pipe and attach it to the chin of your mask with paper mache, which when dry will hold the two together. Cut out eye, mouth, or nose holes with scissors or a knife. Hold the mask up to your face to get an idea of where these holes will need to go. Marking these areas with a pen before you cut can be helpful. Once your mask is fully formed with the paper mache and has completely dried you can remove the form. Work slowly as you release the form from the paper mache mask to make sure they are coming apart without damaging either. Once your form is removed, you will be left with only your paper mache mask. It is possible to save your mold and make more masks. Work slowly to avoid damaging your mask. Having a fully formed and dried paper mache mask calls for decoration. Carnival masks are known for their colorful and dramatic features and your mask will need to match that style. Feel free to let your imagination run wild as you decorate your paper mache carnival mask. Paint it with any colors or designs that you find appealing. Add decorations such as gems or feathers with a hot glue gun.
Summary: Apply layers of your paper strips. Let your mask dry completely. Cover the mask once again with layers of paper mache. Make your mask wearable. Remove your form. Decorate your mask.

Problem: Article: Everyone has at least one physical apart that sets them apart from the rest of the crowd. A particularly distinctive facial feature, tattoo, birthmark or scar will all attract attention for the fact that they make you unique. Recognize these traits in yourself, and find ways of covering them up from view. For instance, if you have a striking set of eyes, donning sunglasses will remove this feature from view. If you have tattoos on your arms, wearing a long sleeved shirt will cover them up. If you have a distinctive facial structure, you can even out your features by growing facial hair. If you want to be inconspicuous, it practically goes without saying that you're not going to want to dress particularly fancy, unless you're trying to hide at a formal event. For most casual situations, it's a good idea to dress as you think a completely average person would. Avoid clothing that has distinctive logos or graphic designs on it. Your dress should ultimately be dictated by the setting. If you are at a formal event, for example, dressing yourself down will only bring negative attention your way. It helps to know what other people will interpret as being "normal". Although bargain bin clothing is often a good choice for hiding in plain sight, there's sometimes the risk of those old clothes becoming fashionable again. If you're in a natural setting, wearing camouflage gear will allow you to blend in with your environment. While the use of camouflage is only helpful when you're trying to hide from a distance, it's the best-known way of truly hiding in plain sight. Wearing camouflage gear in a public setting will attract a lot of unwanted attention to you. Special camouflage clothes are only recommended in instances where you have a chance at being completely hidden, and not just inconspicuous. Accessories, like watches, pins, jewellery and patches, exist for the sake of making a person's appearance more distinctive. If you want to avoid attention, it's a good idea to avoid these little add-ons completely. If you're in close proximity with people, wearing a watch or necklace will make you more interesting to look at. If you must wear a watch, choose a discrete, non-metal watch. Avoid anything large, chunky, blingy, or shiny. The reason you want to avoid accessories, especially shiny ones, is because the sparkle will catch the eye and thus earn you attention. The one exception to wearing accessories is when you are in an environment where everyone wears an accessory for religious purposes, such as a hijab. While being unkempt will attract its own sort of attention your way, a distinct hairstyle will draw eyes to you. If you want to hide in plain sight, keep your hairstyle plain and vague. Avoid anything aesthetic like hair gels or dye. Just make sure your hair is relatively clean. If you usually gel your hair, go without it when you don't want to attract notice. If your hair is completely natural, there won't be as much that stands out. If you have distinctive hair and don't want to lose it for the sake of hiding, wearing a hood or hat will cover it up for you. An uncommon hair color(usually light-colored) or texture(i.e. big hair) relative to the crowd can be a dead giveaway, so if you have either, cover it up under a hat or something
Summary: Hide your distinctive qualities. Dress yourself down. Apply camouflage. Leave the accessories at home. Groom yourself without style.

Problem: Article: It's the blue icon with a white f inside. You'll usually find it on the home screen (or in the app drawer if you have an Android). It's at the top of the screen. If you want to add a music note to a comment instead of a new post, navigate to the post, then compose your reply. This springs open the keyboard. The location varies by phone or tablet, but it'll typically be a smiling face on the bottom row of keys. It's usually in the symbols section, represented by a light bulb (iOS) or a bell (Android). You can choose either the single or double music note. This inserts the music note into your post or comment.
Summary:
Open Facebook on your phone or tablet. Tap What's on your mind?. Tap the typing area. Tap the emoji key on the keyboard. Swipe through the emoji until you find the music note. Tap the music note(s) you want to use.