In most cases, the reset button is labeled accordingly; if not, look for a small button or pinhole button that can only be pressed using the end of a pen or paper clip. This will restore the router to its original factory settings and reset the password in the process. In most cases, the default password will be "admin," "password," or left blank. Contact the router's manufacturer directly to obtain the default password if you experience difficulty with logging into your router. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/0\/08\/Reset-Your-Router-Password-Step-19Bullet1.jpg\/v4-459px-Reset-Your-Router-Password-Step-19Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/08\/Reset-Your-Router-Password-Step-19Bullet1.jpg\/aid6608679-v4-728px-Reset-Your-Router-Password-Step-19Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":334,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"529","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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One-sentence summary -- Verify that your router is powered on. Examine the router to locate the "Reset" button. Press and hold the reset button for between 10 and 15 seconds. Log into your router using the default username and password.

To make sure that you bring the products that you need -- and don't overpack -- think about your daily skincare and grooming routine and make a mental note of each product that you use. Pack just those items to avoid bringing products that you really don't need. Don't forget to include tools that you might need, such as cotton balls or cotton swabs. You don't necessarily need to bring every toiletry that you use in your daily routine on your trip. For example, even if you use hairspray everyday to tame your hair for work, you may not need it on a relaxed beach vacation. Cut out any products that aren't necessities. Keep in mind that most hotels provide shampoo, conditioner, and soap, so you may not need to pack those items. The only time you might need to switch up products is if you're visiting an area that's a different climate from where you live. For example, if you're visiting a different hemisphere, the seasons may be different, so you may need a more intense moisturizer for cold, dry weather or plenty of sunscreen for warm, sunny weather. If you're traveling by plane and want to pack your toiletries in your carry-on bag, it's important to consider airport security guidelines in terms of what you can bring and how to pack it. Most airports allows you to bring a quart size (0.95 l) plastic bag with liquids, aerosols, gels, creams, and pastes as long as they're limited to 3.4 ounces (100 ml) per item. Check with the airports that you're traveling through to determine their guidelines to ensure that you pack your toiletries appropriately for security checks. You'll have an easier time packing your toiletries if you have a dedicated bag for them. A bag with compartments is especially convenient because it allows you to organize your products, and prevents spills and leaks from getting all over the inside of the bag.
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One-sentence summary -- Go through your daily routine for products that you use. Eliminate unnecessary or luxury items. Include additional products based on your destination. Check airplane carry-on rules online to confirm. Invest in a compartmentalized toiletry bag.

This means that your feet are firmly on the floor, you are comfortable and your back is straight. It also means that you need to have the right pen hold. The pen should sit between your first two knuckles, gripped by your thumb and first finger. It should rest against the middle finger. For the proper position of the pen you need to make sure that you're holding it at a 45 degree angle. To test this, draw a right angle (90 degrees) with a pencil. From the corner of the angle slide your pen upward cutting the right angle in half. It should be a thin stroke. You will want to make sure that you give the appearance of a weighted line, meaning that your strokes appear thick and thin, as needed. To do this you'll need to pick the pens and paper and ink that work best for you. Broad edge writing tools that work well for calligraphy are markers, fountain pens, staff with inserted nibs (tips), brushes, quills, or reeds. You will want paper that doesn't bleed ink through. You can practice on regular notebook paper. Check the cotton content of paper, because papers with a cotton content to give a crisper line. Of course you can always find paper specially for calligraphy and if you have a calligraphy set it often comes with appropriate paper. In terms of inks, you want to stay away from india drawing inks, because the lacquer in them has a tendency to rust the nibs of pens and to clog pens. It's better to find a water soluble ink. This means understanding where the lines go so that your calligraphy has uniformity of appearance. You'll need to set a nib height, which can be anything, but the 15th century italic has a height of 5 nibs, which will be used in the example of proper lines. Baseline is the writing line that all letters sit on. Waistline is the line above the baseline, which changes according to the x-height of the letter (in this case, 5 nibs above baseline). Ascending line is the line that all ascending letters hit. It should be 5 nibs above the waistline (or whichever nib length you're using). Ascending letters are the letter like a lowercase "h" or "l." Descending line is the line that descending letters hit. It should be 5 nibs below the baseline. Descending letters are the ones like a lowercase "g," or "f." You will, of course, need to practice the letters of your chosen calligraphy style, so that you become accustomed to them, but you'll also need to practice the angle of your writing utensil and the movement of your hand. Play around with your pen and ink. Make circles, tents, and lines as practice so you get the feel for the angle and the press of the pen.
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Make sure you have the right position. Choose the proper tools. Set up your paper properly. Practice.