Carefully extend the fish tape from one opening to the other. Tape the end of the fish tape tightly onto the cable with electrical tape. Make sure the tape is smooth so the cable can slide through the opening. Then, retract the fish tape to pull the cable through. Move slowly to avoid snagging the cable or damaging it due to kinks or friction. If you're having trouble getting the cable through, try coating the tape with petroleum jelly. It may help if you have someone on the other side of the wall who can pull back on the wire if it gets snagged on anything. If you want to bring the wire up to the attic, tie something to a string and lower it through the hole from above. Once the string reaches the bottom, go down to the lower opening and tie the cable and string together. Pull the string from above to fish the wire through. You can also tie a wad of paper to the end of the string and then use a vacuum to suck the string from one opening to another. A magnet may be the most effective method for long vertical distances or tricky corners. The key is to place the magnet at the stationary end, so it does not attach itself to a metal object in the middle of your wall: Tape a powerful magnet (such as a rare earth magnet) onto the end of the cable. Stick the magnet and cable through one opening. Tie an iron nail or similar object to a fish tape. Lower the nail on the fish tape through the other opening, until it makes contact with the magnet. Remove the magnet and attach the cable end to the fish tape using electrical tape. Retract the fish tape up to thread the cable through.
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One-sentence summary -- Pull the cable through with a fish tape. Drop a string from above instead. Draw the wire along with a magnet.

Q: Look in the mirror while holding it to make sure you can see all the parts of yourself that are important to you. Remember that you'll likely be able to step back from the mirror to see your shoes. Choose a door that gets good light if you plan to do your make up in the mirror. If possible, have a friend hold the mirror, so you can double check that the height works for you. Holding the mirror in place, create a small pencil mark along the top edge. This will give you a reference point to work from as you center the mirror on the door. It's not important to mark the edges of the mirror. This mark is just to get an approximate feel for where you'd like to hang the mirror. Use a measuring tape to measure the width of the door from edge to edge. Divide that number in half to get the precise center of the door's width. On your height line, mark this true center of the door with a dark pencil mark. If your door has decorative imprints or panels, measure only the center of the thick, central panel of the door. Decorative areas of interior doors are often hollow and not strong enough to hold a mirror. Measure the width of the mirror using a measuring tape. Divide this measurement in half to get the precise center of the mirror. Create a light pencil mark at this measurement on the top of the mirror. If there's not a rough edge to mark the center of the mirror, use a small piece of painter's tape to mark the center. Ask your friend to align the center mark on your mirror and the center mark on your door's height line. With the mirror in this ideal position, mark the center of the bottom edge of the mirror. You will use this bottom mark as a guide to hang mirror clips, which will secure your mirror to the door.
A: Hold the mirror at the approximate height you want it on the door. Use a pencil to mark where the top of the mirror hits on the door. Measure the door to find the center. Find the center of the mirror by measuring. Have a friend hold the mirror in its final, centralized position.

Article: Particularly in the western regions of Switzerland, people should be able to understand you if you speak French to them. Swiss French varies much less dramatically from standard French than does Swiss-German from standard German. " This term is the standard, textbook translation of "hello," and you can use it in both formal and casual settings. Bonjour is a combination of the term "bon," meaning "good," and "jour," meaning day. The literal translation is "good day." The word is pronounced "bon-zhoor". The "t" is silent, so pronounce the word "Sah-loo". This translates to a casual "hi" or "hullo" rather than a formal "hello." Even though salut is an interjection used to greet people, it is related to the French verb "saluer," meaning "to greet" or "to salute." Another informal greeting using this term would be "Salut tout le monde!" Roughly translated, it means "Hello, everybody!" The term "tout" means "all" and "le monde" means "the world." This greeting would only be used amongst a group of close friends. Pronounce it "bon-swar". The literal translation of this word is "good evening," and it should be used to say "hello" in the evening or at night. The term can be used in formal and casual settings, but it is more likely to be heard in formal settings. "Bon" means "good", and "soir" means "evening". One way to greet a crowd of people in the evening is to state, "Bonsoir mesdames et messieurs," meaning, "Good evening, ladies and gentlemen." Pronounce it, "bon-swar meh-dahms et meh-sures."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use French. Say "Bonjour. Say "Salut" for an informal greeting. Switch to "Bonsoir" in the evening.

Article: Go to https://docs.google.com/presentation/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your Google Account's Google Slides page if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into a Google Account, enter your email address and password when prompted before continuing. It's in the upper-left side of the page. Doing so opens a blank presentation. You can remove the pre-formatted title text boxes by doing the following: Click a blank space on the slide. Press Ctrl+A (Windows) or Command+A (Mac) to highlight the whole slide. Press the Del key (Windows) or the backspace key (Mac). It's a tab in the upper-left corner of the page. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. On a Mac, make sure you're doing this on the page rather than in your Mac's menu bar that's at the top of the screen. It's in the Insert drop-down menu. You should see your cursor turn into a cross. Click and drag from the top-left corner of the slide to just before the middle of the slide, then drag down to the bottom of the slide. This will be your card's left page. Type your card's message into the text box. You can center your text by highlighting the text, clicking the "Align" tab (which resembles four stacked horizontal lines), and clicking the "Center" option which is the second icon from the left in the resulting drop-down menu. If you want to use an image inside of your card, make sure the image is on your computer, then do the following: Click Insert. Select Image in the drop-down menu. Click Upload from computer in the pop-out menu. Select an image, then click Open or Choose. Resize the image by clicking and dragging its corners inward or outward. Click and drag the image to the location on the slide in which you want to store the image. You'll do this by adding a text box to the right side of the slide: Click Insert, then click Text box in the drop-down menu. Click and drag from the top-right corner to close to the middle of the slide, then drag down to the bottom of the card. Enter your text and images if necessary.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Google Slides. Click Blank. Delete the slide's contents. Click Insert. Click Text box. Create your text box on the left side of the slide. Enter any text you want to use. Add an image if desired. Create the card's second inner page.