Article: It's at the top of the window. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. You'll find this option in the Language drop-down menu. A pop-out menu will appear. It's in the pop-out menu. Batch is a modified version of the commands that you use in Command Prompt, so any Batch file will open in Command Prompt. Type @echo off into Notepad++ and press Enter. Type in Title text and press Enter, making sure to replace "text" with your preferred title. When you run the program, the title text is what will display at the top of the Command Prompt window. Type in echo text and press Enter. Replace "text" with whatever you want Command Prompt to display. For example, if you want Command Prompt to say "Humans are superior!", you'd type echo Humans are superior! into Notepad++. Type pause into Notepad++ to indicate the end of the program. It should look something like this: @echo off Title Improved Command Prompt echo Humans are superior! pause Click File, then click Save As... in the drop-down menu, enter a name for your program, select a save location, and click Save. If you want to run your program, simply find it in its save location and double-click it to do so.
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Click the Language tab. Select B. Click Batch. Enter the "echo" command. Add a title for your program. Enter display text. Halt the program. Review your code. Save your program.
Article: Always aim to drain your bag when it's about full. If you're unsure about when you'll be able to drain your bag again, it's always better to drain a partially full bag then to let your bag overflow. For an overnight bag, you may need to drain every 4-8 hours. For a leg bag, you may need to drain every 3-4 hours. with soap and warm water. Run your hands under warm water, then lather them with an antibacterial soap. Rinse your hands thoroughly under a constant flow of clean, running water until all the lather has washed away. Then, dry your hands completely using a new paper towel. Using a paper towel instead of a reusable towel or rag helps prevent the transmission of germs as you work with your bag. If you don't have paper towels available, though, a clean cloth towel will work. Just be sure it hasn't been used by others since it was last washed. You may also put on a sterile set of disposable medical gloves if you have access to them. In addition to washing your hands, it's good practice to gently rinse the skin where your catheter enters your body. Wipe down the area with a clean paper towel soaked in a mixture of warm water and a mild soap. Then, rinse the area with warm water until all the soap is gone. You can rinse the area either directly under a faucet or by wiping it down a few times with a wet towel or paper towel. You should aim to rinse the area around your catheter connection at least twice a day. You should also clean the area immediately after any time you've had to handle your catheter connection. Once your hands and catheter connection are clean, you can release your leg bag from its straps. If you're using a large bag, remove the bag from its holder. Try to hold the bag below hip level as you drain it. For an overnight bag, squeeze the plastic pieces on the drainage tube together gently until they come off the edge of the holder. Slowly slide the drainage tube out of the holder. Then, place the drainage tube over the toilet. For a leg bag, point the drainage tube down into the toilet but do not let the tube touch the edges of the toilet.
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Drain your bag before it gets full. Wash your hands Rinse the skin around your catheter connection with soap and water. Release your bag from its straps or holder.
Article: Delays in harvest due to broken parts or inadequate equipment can result in a late harvest or improperly dried hay. If there are legumes, such as alfalfa and clover, in your hay field, you may need to harvest slightly earlier, when they are at 10 to 20 percent of full flower. This is the point when the hay will offer the best nutrition for your animals. Cutting the hay too early will result in lower yields. Cutting the hay too late will result in lower nutritive content, because the plant has begun focusing on seed production. It takes this amount of time to cure dry hay for baling and rain interrupts this process. There is usually a two-week window in which hay is in the perfect stage for cutting. Generally the size of your land determines which of these pieces of equipment you will need, in order of smallest to largest machinery and investment.
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Check your machinery approximately one month before you plan to start haying. Cut your hay when the leaves have developed fully and the seed heads have not fully developed. Wait until you have at least three days of dry weather to cut your hay. Cut your pasture with a sickle mower, sickle haybine or rotary disk mower.