INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method will not create a true watermark, but will instead insert a picture into a header or footer. In Excel 2003 and earlier, this is done through the Page Setup dialog box. In Excel 2007 and later, this is done through the Insert and Design menu ribbons. After selecting the worksheet you want to display the watermark, do the following: In Excel 2003 and earlier, select Header and Footer from the View menu, then select Custom Header or Custom Footer. In Excel 2007, click the Header and Footer button in the Text group on the Insert menu ribbon. Choose either the left, center or right section box. In Excel 2003 and earlier, these boxes appear side by side in the Page Setup dialog box. In Excel 2003 and earlier, these boxes appear side by side in the Page Setup dialog box. In Excel 2007, the window under the Design menu ribbon displays a spreadsheet with a header section at the top labeled "Click to add header." Click to display the three subsections. (If you'd rather place your graphic in the footer, click the Go to Footer button in the Navigation section.) Use the appropriate method for your version of Excel to place the picture in one of the header or footer sections. In Excel 2003 and earlier, in the Header and Footer dialog box, click Insert Picture, navigate to the image you want to insert and double-click it. You can resize it by clicking Format Picture and using the options in the Format Picture dialog. In Excel 2007, click Picture in the Header & Footer Elements group in the Design menu ribbon, navigate to the image you want to insert and double-click it. You can resize it by clicking Format Picture and using the options in the Format Picture dialog. It is also possible to simulate a watermark in Excel by adding a graphic image as a background; however, backgrounds appear only on the screen, not in a printed copy.

SUMMARY: Open Microsoft Excel. Access the header and footer controls. Determine where you want to position the watermark. Place the picture.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you're behind the screen, it's easy to forget that you're talking to a real person who has feelings. Be nice to the people you meet online. Don't engage in name calling or say things you know might be hurtful. You don't know what someone may be going through. What you say might have harmful consequences for someone. If you wouldn't want someone to say something to you, don't say it to someone else. When you're in a chat, type like you would in an email. Capitalize the first word of a sentence and proper pronouns. However, never capitalize all of a post because people will read it like you're shouting, which is considered rude. For example, "I came here to make friends," sounds like a nice invitation for people to talk to you. On the other hand, "I CAME HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS," will make people think you're angry with them and feel disappointed in the chat. Posting multiple comments, questions, or links all at one time is considered "spamming" a chat. This type of behavior is considered rude, so don't post multiple times before you get a response. Wait for a reply after you post before you say something else. If you post too much at once, it's unlikely that people will read everything you wrote, so your ideas might get lost. When you're having a one-on-one chat, don't message them when you know they'll be sleeping or if you know it's a bad time for them. For instance, you might not message them during their workday if they're not allowed to use their phone. Only message them when you know they're open to chatting. Talk to the person you're chatting with to find out their personal preferences. You might say, "Let me know if you have any chat preferences, like when we can exchange messages. I don't want to accidentally message you at a bad time." You don't need to worry about this when you're using a chat room. Just talk to the other people who are in the chat room when you're online. Although you'll likely have lots of nice conversations, some people may send you inappropriate messages. They might think it's funny to be mean or cruel to people they don't know. Similarly, they may use online chats to initiate sex talk. Don't respond to what they say or try to defend yourself. Instead, automatically block them and move on to a new conversation. Don't take these comments personally. You aren't doing anything that makes you deserving of receiving an unwanted or inappropriate message. The person making the comments is the problem.
Summary: Treat people with kindness and respect. Use normal capitalization because using all caps is considered shouting. Send 1-2 posts at a time rather than spamming the chat. Send your messages at an appropriate time of day when applicable. Block people who say hurtful or sexually suggestive things to you.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tighten the capo as close as you can to the fret without being on top of it. This will prevent your capo from pulling your strings out of tune. Tightening the capo too much can cause a buzzing sound and will pull your banjo strings out of tune. Instead, tighten them just enough to get a clear sound out of your strings when you play them. Strum a string as you tighten the capo until you get a clear sound from the string. To use a sliding capo, turn the small screw on the top of the capo counter-clockwise until it's loose. You can then slide the capo back and forth until it's on the fret that you want. A Shubb sliding capo must be installed by a professional and requires screwing into the neck of your guitar. Screw capos work like sliding capos, except they don't slide across the neck and must be manually moved. Position the screw capo where you want it, then tighten it by turning the screw on the top of the capo clockwise. Reagan capos are small moveable capos that you can adjust with a screw on the top and require no installation. A clamp capo is held together by tension from a spring. To open the capo, squeeze both of the handles in your hand until the front of it opens. While it's open, position it onto the neck of your guitar on the fret that you want to put it on. To use the railroad spikes, pull the fifth string under the railroad spike so that the spike rests on top of it. This will hold down the string at the railroad spike and change the note that you're playing on your fifth string. Elastic capos will have a hook that fits into the hole on the capo to tighten it. Wrap the capo around your desired fret, then take the hook on the capo and loop it through the hole. When applying this capo, make sure that it's tight enough to hold down the bottom four strings on your guitar.

SUMMARY:
Put the capo close to the fret. Don't tighten the capo too much. Unscrew and slide a sliding capo. Turn the screw on top of the capo clockwise to tighten it. Squeeze the handle on a clamp capo to open it. Pull and position the fifth string under a railroad spike. Wrap an elastic capo around the frets.