Insert the leader side first, with the paper facing up (if it prints face up, of course). Make sure it's going in perfectly straight, too. Oh, and make sure your printer is turned on, there's enough ink in the colors you need, etc. "Rear manual" is likely not the default setting on your computer. Set up your printer so it feeds correctly. Adjust the color and gradient, too, and set the width of the paper as well, if possible. Go into "User Details" and make sure your width and height of the picture (not of the paper) are set up correctly. Check your anchors, borders, and everything else as well. Let the canvas dry completely before you handle it in order to prevent smudging. You can then wrap the piece around a small box frame or other support to create a stretched canvas, original piece of art.
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One-sentence summary -- Feed the canvas into the printer. Set your feed. Print the artwork.

Q: Though it is not widely accepted in mainstream medicine, fibromyalgia is considered to have inflammatory or chemical-sensitive components. Because of this, following an anti-inflammatory diet can be beneficial. The anti-inflammatory diet emphasizes whole foods, preferably organic foods if possible. It also avoids all preservatives and additives. On this diet, avoid all processed and prepared foods. You should increase the number of fruits and vegetables you eat every day. Fruits should constitute about half of your food intake per day. Include a variety of fruits, especially berries, such as blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, gooseberries, and blackberries. They have antioxidants and other components that have anti-inflammatory properties. Make sure to also include a variety of vegetables. Dark leafy greens, such as Swiss chard, spinach, mustard greens, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, and field greens, have tons of vitamin E, which helps reduce inflammatory molecules in your body. There are certain kinds of meats that can help you decrease inflammation related to fibromyalgia. Increase fatty fish, which contain omega-3 fatty acids. These are natural anti-inflammatory substances. This includes salmon, tuna, cod, and other fresh fishes. Avoid red meat unless it is grass-fed and organic. Foods high in fiber have been shown to help reduce inflammation markers in the blood. Eat more foods with whole grains, such as wheat bread, whole wheat pasta, long grain brown rice, and other healthy grains. Nuts, rich in fiber as well as antioxidants and other inflammation-fighting vitamins and minerals, can help repair damage caused by inflammation. There are certain foods and condiments that you should avoid. This includes sugar and sugar substitutes that are not naturally derived, such as Splenda or Equal. Also avoid hot beverages, alcohol, coffee, and hot, spicy foods. These can open up the blood vessels and cause flushing, which leads to inflammation. You can, however, add in spices such as ginger, turmeric, and garlic, which have anti-inflammatory properties. You can also use naturally derived sweeteners, such as honey, agave nectar, Stevia, or Monk Fruit. There are some supplements that you can take along with the anti-inflammatory diet that can help you treat fibromyalgia or treat the symptoms of the disease. Before you take any of these, ask your doctor. When taking them, always follow manufacturer's instructions. You can take B-complex vitamins, vitamin C, vitamin D, magnesium, zinc, and selenium. You can also take fatty acids, such as omega-3 fatty acids, found in fish oil and other supplements. You can also take 5-HTP, which is a precursor for serotonin, one of the neurotransmitters that helps people sleep. Look into nervine herbs. There are a number of safe and effective herbs that can help get you some restful sleep. Consult a qualified health professional and ask them about using valerian, chamomile, or passionflower to help you get better sleep. Try out probiotics, which can help support your immune system.
A: Eat the right kinds of foods. Eat more fruits and vegetables. Consume the right meats. Increase fiber intake. Avoid certain foods. Take supplements.

Article: Just make sure that you have version 5.3 of Skype or higher. You'll find these options on the drop-down menu. If you have a camera and want to take a new picture, simply select this option. If not, browse through previous photos to find the one you want. This will change your profile picture to the picture you've selected.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Skype and click "Skype" on the menu bar. Click on "Profile" and "Change Your Picture." Take a new picture or browse for an old one. Select the image you would like to use as profile picture and click open. Click "Use this picture."

Article: Place your chocolate squares in a microwave safe bowl. Place them in a microwave for 30 seconds. Then remove them and stir. Keep microwaving the chocolate in 30 second intervals until it's completely melted. Remove the brownie bites from the refrigerator. Dip them into your chocolate mixture one at a time. You can decorate the brownies as desired after dipping them in the chocolate. You can add decorative sprinkles or sparkling sugar, for example. If there is a special occasion, decorate the brownie bites to reflect this. For example, you can use red and green sprinkles for Christmas or pink sprinkles for Valentine's Day. If you're making the brownie bites for a friend, use decorations they would like. If you're making them for a child's birthday party, for example, glittery sugar may be appropriate. After the brownie bites have been dipped in chocolate and decorated, place them in refrigerator again. Chill them until the chocolate hardens. How long this will take depends on the precise coolness of your refrigerator, but it generally takes around 20 minutes. You should store your brownie bites at room temperature in an airtight container. They should keep for about 3 to 4 days. After this point, you should discard your brownie bites.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Melt your chocolate. Dip your brownies in the chocolate. Decorate the brownie bites. Chill your brownie bites. Store your brownie bites.