Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Expect to be held accountable. Give your partner time and space. Forgive yourself.

Answer: You'll need to make an extra effort to prove your trustworthiness to your partner. Communicate your plans and respond to your partner's requests for information and reassurance. Note, however, that your past history of cheating does not completely eliminate your right to privacy. Be mindful of your partner's need for information, but do not feel compelled to provide a full list of your cell phone and social media passwords or to account for your whereabouts at all times. Such practices perpetuate mistrust rather than allowing you to rebuild your shattered relationship. Do not expect forgiveness -- least of all on your schedule. Your partner will need to learn he or she has reason to trust you. Take a "time out" if you find that emotions are running high. Your partner may need some physical or emotional space to process his or her feelings. Politely leave the room, go for a walk, or give your partner the freedom to distance him or herself for a period of time. Consider scheduling specific windows of time to process difficult feelings. You might set an egg timer for half an hour, for example, and use that limited span of time for discussion. Doing so provides structure and predictability; you can both focus upon the subject at hand without having the conversation degenerate into "venting" or other unproductive behavior. Forgiving yourself does not mean you're off the hook for the consequences of your behavior, nor does it exempt you from the hard work of taking steps to change your behavior. Rather, forgiving yourself frees up your mental and emotional energy to move forward. You can then work on healing your relationship and changing your habits. Each day is a new day. When you wake up each morning, remind yourself of your decision to move forward and focus on repairing your damaged relationship. If you find rituals helpful, consider taking a symbolic step such as (carefully) burning or shredding a paper labeled "cheating." Remind yourself of this action when you're tempted to dwell upon your past behavior. You've burned your bridges, literally or metaphorically, and have committed to move forward. If you find yourself wallowing in regret, brainstorm a productive action you can undertake instead. You might consider sending your partner a loving text, performing a chore around the house, or working on a new hobby that helps you constructively redirect your behavior.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go into Microsoft Office Publisher. Choose a design. Fill out the proper information on the business card. Print as many copies as necessary on card paper. Cut the cards. Enjoy your cheap business cards!

Answer: If you don't have the program, you can download a trial version for free. Click "Design sets" and find the format of business card you like. All business cards are in the far left column. Make sure you have a company logo on your computer and paste it in the appropriate area (the area will vary depending on the format of the card). You can get packs of card paper at your local office supplies store. Cut out your newly made business cards with scissors or a paper cutter if you have access to one.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click the Apple menu. Click the Trackpad tab. Place your cursor over what you want to click.

Answer: Select System Preferences, and then open Keyboard & Mouse. Under the Trackpad Gestures section, check the box labeled "Tap trackpad using two fingers for secondary click". This will enable you to right-click using two fingers. Note: Depending on your OS X version, the labeling may vary. On older versions, the box is labeled "Secondary Click" and is located in the Two Fingers section. Press two fingers to the trackpad to right-click an object. With the secondary click enabled, doing this will open the right-click menu.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Interact with him. Notice his smile. Notice his stance.

Answer:
Strike up a conversation with him and pay attention to the way he interacts with you. If he is an outgoing person and likes you, he'll playfully touch you while you talk. The occasional shoulder brush or hand-grab to show you something are tell-tale signs. If he is shy, he won't be as obvious. If this is the case, he may blush or stare at you while you talk. A true smile extends beyond the normal width of a mouth. If his smile is across his whole face, he's being affected by you in a good way. If his teeth aren't showing, he's most likely forcing the smile. This means that he's humoring you and isn't interested. All of his muscles will be pulled to show off his body to his best advantage when he's talking to you if he's trying to impress you. He's often stand with his hands on his hips to suggest confidence. When a man is interested, he'll stand directly in front of you to show full attention and make it possible to lean in to get closer with ease. If he's not interested, his shoulders will face away from you.