Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be prepared to answer questions. Have answers to questions ready. Understand that people are quick to judge. Take part in movements that seek to educated people on the niqab. Participate in community events. Prepare yourself to face hostility. Know that people might look at you. Find a support group. Understand your values and the values of those around you. Be prepared to remove the niqab for security reasons. Know the laws of the non-Muslim country. Understand that certain activities will be harder. Be sociable.

Answer: Because people do not fully understand why you wear the niqab and completely cover your face, they will have questions about your motivations, and some might fear that you're being forced to wear the niqab. By knowing your reasons to wear the niqab, you will be able to communicate your motivations clearly. Remind those that question you that by taking away physical distractions, you force them to engage with your personality, intellect, and emotions directly. Many people will be curious about why you choose to the wear the niqab and wonder what it means. Tell them that you are not being forced to wear the niqab, but that you choose to honor God and display your devotion. Explain that you don't have to wear the niqab all the time because it is meant to be worn only in front of unknown men. Say that when you're at home or with other girlfriends, you dress how you want. Regardless of what you wear as a woman, people will be prone to judge you. For instance, if a woman is wearing clothes that are too revealing, many people will call her derogatory names. Counter this by asserting your beliefs, personality, and opinions when people talk to you. Many groups exist on social media and on various online forums. These groups plan events that educate non-Muslims on why the niqab is important to them. Show the community that many of your ideals are aligned. For instance, if you wish to promote better education in the community or other initiatives, take part in the processes, like voting or meetings that help show that you are just as interested in the welfare of the place you live as they are. Many people associate the niqab with extremists. You may also face accusations of political militancy. In order to dispel these prejudices, show your kindness and willingness to engage people in conversation. By doing so, you will help to change their minds and open them to Islam. Most people in non-Muslim countries are not used to interacting with someone in niqab. They also do not understand the reasons why women choose to cover themselves. The most common reaction when people do not understand something is to become fearful, judgmental, and contemptuous. Find those in your community who also choose to wear the niqab. This will help motivate you when you encounter hostility. The support group will also encourage you when you feel disheartened. As people approach you to try to understand why you wear the niqab, try to learn the culture and norms of the country you live in. This does not mean you have to assimilate their culture. Rather, this provides empathy for both parties. You will be able to relate your beliefs easier by phrasing your reasons and motivations in terms they can understand. For example, a comparison you might use would be the habits nuns wear in Catholicism. Nuns wear the habit as a symbol of poverty and devotion. Recently, many nuns have decided not to wear the habit, but some do to instantly communicate their beliefs. Explain the similarity that you wear your niqab much as the nuns wear habits and just like in Catholicism there are many Muslims who choose not to wear the niqab. Many situations require you to uncover your face based on laws and regulations. For instance, if you are passing through airport security, they will ask you to remove the niqab to confirm your identity. Another situation where you may have to uncover is at the doctor's office. Depending on where you travel, there may be laws that prohibit wearing the niqab. In countries such as France and Italy, wearing the niqab is illegal. Other countries have various laws regarding when women can wear a niqab such as when they are presenting evidence in court or teaching at a school. If you enjoy doing outdoor activities, then wearing the niqab will be harder. Eating at a restaurant will be more difficult. By understanding the physical restraints of the niqab, you can prepare and plan ways around these difficulties. While you are wearing the niqab, you are representing Islam. When people act suspicious or hostile, respond to with kindness. Smile as hard as you can under the niqab so that your eyes reflect your happiness and warmth.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Right-click the desktop. Click Personalize. Click Display Settings. Click and drag the "Resolution" slider left or right. Click OK. Click Yes when prompted.

Answer: This will invoke a drop-down menu. It's toward the bottom of the right-click menu. On some versions of Vista, this option may say Properties instead. This link is at the bottom of the "Personalize" window. It's near the bottom of the "Display Settings" window. Dragging the slider to the left will decrease your screen resolution, while dragging it to the right will increase the resolution. Raising your resolution will make things smaller, while lowering the resolution will make things larger. If you are having difficulty seeing things on your computer, try lowering your resolution. If you want the clearest picture possible, raise the resolution to the size recommended for your display. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will prompt you to confirm your choice. Doing so will save your resolution settings.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine rod placement. Measure your window's length. Measure the basic width. Calculate your width based on curtain type. Calculate your precise curtain length. Decide how many panels to order.

Answer:
Decide if your rod is going to be at the frame, below the frame, or above the frame. If you're placing the rod below or above the frame, determine precisely how many inches or centimeters off-center the rod will be. For longer curtains, the rod will probably be higher above the window. Rods can be placed anywhere from 6 inches (15cm) to 12 inches (30cm) above the window frame. It can help to make a light mark on the wall to determine where your rod will fall. Measure your window from the top of the windowsill to the bottom. Then, add any additional measurements based on rod placement for a rough window length. Later, you'll need to tweak this measurement as you determine curtain type. For example, say the length of the window is 40 inches (100cm). You want your curtain rod a little higher than the frame, so add 6 inches (15cm) to this to get a length of 46 inches (120cm). The basic width is found by measuring the window from one pane to another. This rough measurement gives you a good starting point. You should slightly tweak the measurement based on which curtain type you choose. Your width is affected by the type of curtains you purchase. The following are general rules of thumb to calculate width depending on the curtain type: Double the width for pencil pleated windows. Multiply the width by two for eyelet windows. Multiply the width by 1.5 for tab top windows. After you've figured out the length of your window, make sure you're positive about where you want your curtains to fall. Sill length curtains usually fall .5 inches (1.3cm) above the windowsill. Below sill length curtains usually fall about 6 inches (15cm) below the windowsill. Floor length curtains usually fall about .5 inches (1.3cm) above the floor. Also, account for the placement of the rod. For example, say you want below sill curtains. Your window is 100 inches (250cm) and the rod will be 6 inches (15cm) above the frame. Add 12 inches (30cm) to 100 inches (250cm). Your curtain length should be 106 inches (270cm). Windows generally have at least two panels. Check the average width of panels in your preferred style. This helps determine how many panels you need. For example, say your pencil pleated panel is usually sold with a width of 40 inches (100cm). If your window's width is 60 inches (150cm), you need to order two panels.