In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: As long as your laptop has a USB or speaker/headphone jack, you should be able to use most wired computer speakers. Most computer speakers have a 3.5mm (1/8") audio input connector, which is the small plug that will fit into a typical headphone jack. These speakers will also need to be plugged into a power source. USB speakers are powered by your computer so they won't need to be plugged into the wall. If you have available USB ports, these might be more convenient. Most speakers are clearly marked as Left (L) or Right (R) on the back or bottom of the unit. If your speakers come with a subwoofer, you may want to put it behind your system or on the floor. Make sure that wherever you choose to place your speakers, the connector cable will reach its corresponding input on your computer, and the power cable (if you have one) can safely reach an outlet. This is done by turning the volume dial on the speakers (there's only one) all the way to the left. You can do this by clicking on the sound icon in the taskbar (bottom right corner on Windows) or menu bar (top right corner on Mac) and sliding it up about of the way from the top. Windows users will probably see two different slidersuse the one that says "Applications" above the slider. With your laptop turned on, plug the audio connector cable (the USB or 3.5mm (1/8") connector) into its corresponding port on the laptop. If you're using a 3.5mm (1/8") connector, look on the sides of your laptop for a small jack that has a drawing of headphones or a speaker. Don't plug it into the jack with the drawing of a microphone. If you're using USB, plugging in your speakers may trigger the system to start installing drivers. If you are asked to insert a disk, insert the one that came with your speakers and follow any instructions that came in the packaging. The On button is usually located on the back of one of the speakers. If your speakers have a power cable, plug that in before turning the speakers on. Start some audio (streaming music, a CD, a YouTube video, etc.) on your laptop. Find a comfortable listening volume. Slowly turn the volume knob on your computer speakers to the right until you reach your desired volume. If you don't hear anything, make sure the speakers are connected and plugged in if necessary. If you're using Windows and can hear sound but it's coming through your laptop speakers, you may need to manually change your audio settings. Press Win+S and type control. When "Control Panel" appears, select it, then click "Sound." Under "Playback," you should see two devices listedyour laptop audio card and your new speakers. Double-click the new speakers to change your default sound device. Click "OK" to hear audio through your new speakers.
Summary: Choose a set of computer speakers. Arrange the speakers in your workspace. Turn the speaker volume to the minimum. Adjust the volume on your laptop to about 75%. Plug the connector into the laptop. Turn the speakers on. Play some audio on your laptop.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you ever want your Sim to stop being a wolf, just call the obedience trainer and buy Lycanthropic-B. Or, if you have Apartment Life, just have a witch or warlock that your werewolf knows make the potion.
Summary: Remove the werewolf ability. Have fun with your new creation.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you see tear drops or dripping eyes, simply wipe them away with a damp cloth and tap water. When caught early enough, small tear stains can be treated easily. Get a cloth damp and then gently wipe the fur around your pet's eyes. There is no need to add soap, especially if the tear drops are very fresh. Be very gentle, however, when cleaning around your pet's eyes. You do not want to get water or the edges of the cloth in their eyes, as this can cause irritation. Tear stain removers can be used to address set-in tear stains. While these are not necessarily a medical concern, they can be unsightly. In some cases, crusty stains can cause eye irritation for dogs and cats. You should always talk to your vet about a safe tear stain remover for your pet before purchasing a product at a pet store or online. Herbal or natural products may be safer on your cat or dog than harsher commercial products. However, labels can sometimes be misleading and a "natural" product may contain a lot of synthetic chemicals. This is why consulting a vet is important. You likely will not need a prescription for a tear stain remover. However, your vet should be able to give you a recommendation for a commercial product to purchase. Your vet's office may even have the product in stock for you. Over-the-counter products are not safe on all dogs. Small dogs especially may be adversely affected by over-the-counter products sold to eliminate tear stains. Go over instructions for use carefully with your vet, especially if your pet has an underlying health issue that could affect how the product is applied. Make sure to read reviews of any products you look at that promise to remove tear stains. You can read reviews online. You can also type the names of various products into a search engine. Some products are not FDA approved and have a bad reputation for causing eye irritation and other health problems in cats and dogs. For safest results, only browse and compare products recommended by your vet. In dogs, tear stains can sometimes be caused by the excessive production of molecules called porphyrins. This may be correctable via antibiotics. If your dog is prone to excessive tear stains, talk to your vet about whether antibiotics could help. Do not choose a product without veterinary supervision. Many antibiotics are only available as prescriptions from your veterinarian. Your vet cannot legally prescribe an antibiotic without first examining your pet. Keep in mind antibiotics have not been strongly linked to reducing tear stains in dogs, but some people have had success with products known as doxycycline, metronidazole and enrofloxacin. If your vet suggests one of these products, use it only as your vet instructs. With luck, it will clear up tear stains on your dog. However, you may have to resort to other methods if antibiotics are not successful. If the stains are very bad and crusty, you can see if you can have them removed at the vet's office. Your vet may have technical staff on their team who are able to remove tear stains. You can also take your dog or cat to a groomer to ask about removing tear stains. In addition to removing already existing stains, ask the groomer or vet tech to trim the hair around your pet's eyes where tear stains and eye crusts tend to accumulate.
Summary:
Wipe your animal's face with a damp cloth. Consult your vet regarding a tear stain remover. Compare recommended stain removers. Talk to your vet about antibiotics. Ask a groomer or vet to remove the stains.