Article: You can tie a string underneath the lid, or you can attach it to one of the zip ties. Consider drilling two more small holes, then threading the rope through these holes. This rope should keep the trap from floating off downstream. You will use it to adjust and harvest the trap. First, tie the rope to a tree, a post, or another sturdy object to hold the trap in place. Finally, toss the trap a few feet out into the water, and make sure that it sinks. Check the rope to make sure that it's sturdy. Leave the trap in the stream overnight: crawfish tend to be most active in the dark, so you will be more likely to catch one overnight than during the day. In theory, the crawfish smell food and climb through the lid. When they want to get out, they can't figure out how to climb back through the hole to freedom. If you only wait a few hours or overnight, the crawfish should survive on the bait until you check the trap. If you wait much longer than a day or two, the crawfish might starve to death by the time that you come around. Be aware that the crawfish may not be able to breathe. When you return the next day, pull the trap out of the water by hauling on the rope. If it feels heavier than it should, it may be full of crawfish, or it may have sunk into the mud of the riverbed. Pull the trap out of the water and examine your catch! To empty the trap, simply unscrew the top cap of the bottle, then pour the crawfish into a bucket or net.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Tie a thin rope or sturdy string to the trap. Set the trap. Check the trap.

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Summary: Click on the "Firefox" button in the upper-left corner of your browser. Select "Add-ons. Click on "Plugins. Click on "Enable" next to "Java (TM) Platform.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This isn't usually an issue for laptop computers, but your desktop computer may not meet the requirements for adding a second monitor: Laptop If your laptop has at least one video output port, you can use it to connect a second monitor. Desktop Your desktop computer must have at least two video ports in total (one to connect the primary monitor and one to connect the second monitor). The ports do not have to match, but they do have to be a part of the same graphics card; this means that if you have two graphics cards installed, you'll need to use the same one for both monitors. Video output ports are found on the side of your laptop or, if you're using a desktop computer, on the back of the tower next to the port into which your primary monitor is plugged. Common output ports include the following: HDMI Resembles a six-sided, flat port. DisplayPort Resembles a rectangular port with a crimped side. USB-C Resembles a thin, rounded oval port. VGA Resembles a colored trapezoid with pinholes in it. VGA isn't common on post-2012 computers, but you may have to work with VGA if you're connecting a new computer to an old monitor (or vice versa). Modern monitors tend to use either DisplayPort or HDMI ports for their inputs, but some monitors will also have VGA ports. If you have an exceptionally old monitor, you may find a DVI port on the back of your second monitor. DVI ports resemble white boxes with clusters of holes, as well as a section with a few separate holes. If you don't have a cable which can connect your computer to your monitor (e.g., an HDMI cable), you'll need to buy one. If your computer and your monitor both have a common port (e.g., HDMI), it's easier (and cheaper) to buy a cable that fits both ports even if a higher-definition option is available. If the monitor's input doesn't match your computer's output (e.g., if the monitor uses a VGA input while your computer uses an HDMI output), you will need to buy an adapter. Some video output combinations, such as HDMI to DisplayPort, come as cables that you can purchase instead of buying an adapter. The cable should plug into your computer's video output port. Remember, if you're using a desktop computer, this must be a video output port that is part of the same graphics card that your primary monitor uses. The free end of the cable should fit into your selected port on the back of the monitor. If you're using an adapter, you'll plug one end of the cable into the adapter and then plug the monitor's cable into both the monitor and the adapter. If your monitor isn't plugged into a power source, attach it via the included power cable; you can then press the Power button on the monitor to turn it on. Depending on your computer, you may see your desktop reflected on the second monitor when it turns on. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the gear-shaped icon in the lower-left side of the Start window. This will open the Settings window. It's a screen-shaped icon in the upper-left side of the window. This tab is in the upper-left corner of the window. It's the box below the "Multiple displays" heading near the bottom of the page. Doing so will prompt a drop-down menu. Depending on what you want your second monitor to do, click one of the following options: Duplicate these displays Copies everything that's on your computer's primary display to the second monitor. Extend these displays Creates an extension of your desktop on the second monitor. This essentially gives you more space with which to work. Show only on 1 Blacks out the second monitor and shows content only on the first monitor. Show only on 2 Blacks out the first monitor and shows content only on the second monitor. Depending on your computer, you may have additional options here.

SUMMARY: Make sure your computer can support multiple displays. Identify your computer's video output port. Find your monitor's video input port. Buy a cable to connect your monitor to your computer if necessary. Plug one end of the cable into your computer. Plug the other end of the cable into your monitor. Power on the monitor. Open Start . Open Settings . Click System. Click Display. Scroll down and click the "Multiple displays" drop-down box. Select a display option.

Finder is a blue icon with a smiling face at the bottom of your screen. It is located in the upper-right hand in Finder. +Click on the file. Normally, two files cannot share the same name. However, since your original Powerpoint file and new compressed file are two different types of files, they can share the same name.
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Click Finder. Click on the Search Bar. Type in the name of the PowerPoint file you want to zip. CTRL Click on "Compress [your_filename]". Enter a new name (optional). Press Return.