Problem: Article: It's the white phone icon on a green background on the Home screen. It's in the bottom right corner of the screen. If tapping Voicemail initiates a call, you'll need to follow the spoken instructions from here to finish setting up your voicemail. This option should appear in the middle of the page. If you don't see this option, your voicemail is already set up; you can record a greeting by tapping Greeting in the top left corner of the screen. This usually happens when you transfer information from an existing phone to a new phone. It must be four to six digits long. It's in the top right corner of the screen. Doing so will confirm your voicemail password. Doing so will complete your voicemail password setup and take you to the voicemail greeting page. It's near the top of the page. You can also tap Default here to use your carrier's default voicemail greeting. You'll see this option in the bottom right corner of the screen. Make sure you're speaking clearly. It's where the Record button was. This button is in the top right corner of the screen. Now your voicemail has a password and a greeting attached to it. You can tap Play in the bottom left corner of the screen to preview your message. Tapping Cancel in the top left corner of the screen will cancel your recording.
Summary: Open your iPhone's Phone app. Tap Voicemail. Tap Set Up Now. Type in a password. Tap Done. Type in your password again. Tap Done. Tap Custom if you want to record a greeting. Tap Record. Record your voicemail message. Tap Stop. Tap Save.

Problem: Article: Cut a piece of ribbon that matches your washcloth. Wrap it around the bear's neck, then tie the ends into a bow.
Summary: Tie a ribbon around the bear's neck.

Problem: Article: You'll need to have the Smartboard software installed and connected to your computer before getting started. Most schools and businesses will install it for you, but you can also install it yourself. Follow the setup wizard instructions to install the software and connect the Smartboard to your computer. Refer to the user guide that came with your Smartboard for more information. This is the program that operates your Smartboard from your computer. You can plan lessons, write notes, and save files with it. Open it by clicking the Notebook icon or file on your computer. This will let you use the Smartboard as a projector so everyone can see it. The setup wizard for the Smartboard will have specific instructions, but for most projectors, you'll have to connect it to your computer first before linking it to your Smartboard. To link it to your Smartboard, open Notebook, then select the Projector option from the drop-down box. Press the "on" button on your Smartboard. You log on via the software program on your computer, so open the program and follow the login instructions. Your login will be determined by your organization, so ask your office administrator if you aren't sure what yours is. You'll need to calibrate your Smartboard before using it to be sure it's aligned properly. To calibrate your Smartboard, press the keyboard and right mouse buttons at the bottom of the board at the same time. Then, pick up one of the Smartboard pens and tap it against the target that appears onscreen. You may be given several targets to tap! Your Smartboard may offer optional programs that provide extra features like personalized handwriting display or multicolor writing options. If you have any of these programs, download them to your computer and open them with the Smartboard program.
Summary: Connect your Smartboard to a computer. Open Smartboard Notebook on your computer. Connect your Smartboard to an LCD projector. Turn on your Smartboard and log in. Calibrate your Smartboard. Download additional programs if applicable.

Problem: Article: Visit the websites of different wedding planning companies to see if they have any internship opportunities available. If you can't find one, apply to a banquet or event planning internship at a major hotel to get some relevant experience. Make sure your cover letter and resume are well written and up to date. If you're interested in a particular company but can't find any internship opportunities with them, don't be afraid to reach out. Just make sure you've given their website a thorough search first. Internships can be extremely time consuming. If you're working a full-time job while trying to learn the ropes of the industry, ask to volunteer as an intern at a reputable company a few times a week. It's free work for them, and valuable experience for you! Experience is super important, so if you can't get an internship or just want more practice, offer to plan birthdays, weddings, and parties for family and friends, free of charge. Treat these people like clients. It's good practice for your future career, plus they can be valuable references down the line. Take pictures of the events so you can start building your portfolio. These jobs can help you develop your event planning and client management skills, both of which are key to breaking into the wedding planning business. As a wedding planner, you'll need to help the couple pick out the decorations, the cake, and the wedding photographer. Taking classes in floral design, cake design, and photography can prepare you to make top notch decisions. Take online classes or see what's available in your community. Read, read, read. While there's nothing like learning from experience, reading advice from other professionals can give you valuable insights, tips, and tricks. The FabJob Guide to Become a Wedding Planner by Catherine Goulet & Jan Riddell is a great book for beginners. Wedding Planning and Management by Carrie Loveless & Maggie Daniel has useful information about the planning process, plus some good case studies. Check out blogs like Bayside Bride and Snippet and Ink for style inspiration. Visit Brenda's Wedding Blog for a vendor guide, creative wedding decor and food ideas, and marketing tips: http://www.brendasweddingblog.com/blogs/. As a wedding planner, you'll be running a business, so a solid understanding of business is helpful. A degree in Communications, Public Relations, or Business can help equip you with the management and business skills that you'll need in the wedding planning industry. You can also take classes at your local community college or online. Don't worry if you can't take business classes. They're helpful, but not necessary. Practical experience trumps all!
Summary:
Get an internship at a wedding planning company. Volunteer at a wedding planning company if you have limited time. Plan free events for family and friends. Apply for entry-level jobs at public relations or event planning firms. Take classes in photography and wedding design. Check out wedding planning blogs, books, and websites. Take business or marketing courses if you are in college.