INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To do so, double-click on the blue app that's shaped like or contains a "W," click on File, click on Open, and select the document. A Word document will have multiple versions if you've enabled Tracking on the Review tab. It's in the upper-right part of the window. The two versions will be combined into a single, new Word document.

SUMMARY: Open the Word document you want to merge versions of. Click on the Review tab at the top of the window. Click on Compare. Click on Combine Documents. Select the "Original document" from the labeled drop-down menu. Select the "Combined document" from the labeled drop-down menu. Click on OK. Click on File and Save in the menu bar.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Sketch out your design with a light-colored washable marker first. If you make a mistake, wipe it off with a damp cloth. Once you are happy with your design, go over it with a black permanent marker; a black paint pen may also work. You can create all sorts of designs, such as Jack-o-Lantern faces, geometric patterns, and fancy flourishes. Coat a pumpkin with 2 coats of black spray paint. Let the paint dry, then draw designs on the pumpkin using a white paint pen. Alternatively, you can paint the pumpkin white, then draw on it using a black permanent marker or a black paint pen. Shake the paint pen until you hear it rattle, then tap it lightly on a sheet of paper until the paint comes out of the tip. Paint your pumpkin with chalkboard paint according to the instructions on the can. Let the paint dry and cure. Rub chalk over it, then wipe the chalk off with a dry cloth. Write or draw on the pumpkin as desired with chalk. It would be best to use a fake craft pumpkin. This way, you can use it throughout the year! Spray paint your pumpkin first, if desired, then let the paint dry. Write a simple word, such as "BOO!" using a light-colored washable marker. Stick gold or silver thumbtacks into the pumpkin using the drawn lines as a guide. Place the tacks close enough so that they are touching. You can use any type of font you want, including cursive. Use 2 to 3 rows of thumbtacks to make the letters thicker. Choose 1 of the decorating methods from above, then use it to create a single letter on each pumpkin. Arrange the pumpkins to spell out a word, such as "BOO!".

SUMMARY: Draw designs with a black permanent marker for a simple look. Paint your pumpkin before drawing on it if you want something fancier. Turn a pumpkin into a chalkboard if you want to change your message. Write a message with thumbtacks for a unique twist. Create multiple pumpkins to spell out a single word.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a ruler or fabric measuring tape to find the spot on the fabric that is 0.25 to 0.5in (0.64 to 1.27cm) from the edge, and then make the first fold here. With your fabric facing right (print) side down, fold over the edges of the fabric. Fold the fabric in towards the center of the piece of fabric so that the raw edges will be hidden. Make these folds along any adjoining edges where you want a mitered corner to be. Measure from the folded edge with a ruler or fabric measuring tape. Fold the edges in the same way as before, but make the fold as wide as you want the border on your item to be. For example, if you want a 1 inch (2.5cm), then make a 1 inch (2.5cm) fold along each of the edges. This second fold will completely hide the raw edges on your fabric. Repeat this second fold on all of the edges you have already folded. After you have folded an edge, use an iron to press it. Run the iron up and down the folded edge of the fabric a few times to press it. This will make a crease in the fabric, which will make it easier to identify where to sew the corners. Repeat this on all of the folded edges. After you have finished ironing the last folded edge, open up the second fold you made in the fabric so that you can see the crease. This will be your guide for determining where to sew the mitered corner. Make sure to leave the first fold you made. Do not unfold it. Repeat this for each of the edges.

SUMMARY: Fold over the edges of the fabric by 0.25 to 0.5in (0.64 to 1.27cm). Fold again to the width you want your border to be. Press the folded fabric with an iron. Open up the last fold you made so that the crease is visible.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are lonely or have been single for a long time, it might be easy to settle or get desperate for anyone that shows interest. However, this could lead to a disastrous and unsatisfactory relationship. Maintain your personal standards by doing the following: Look for a partner who will respect you and your interests. Being with someone who does not respect you shows desperation to be with anyone that shows interest. Look for someone you can talk to about your interests and who will not belittle you. Find a partner who enjoys spending time with you. If you are in a relationship with someone who you only see when it is convenient for them, then you may just be desperate for any company rather than good company. Look for a partner who shares the same values or goals as you. You do not want someone who will disrespect you and your core beliefs. Although it is easy to identify desperate actions when looking for a relationship, desperation can manifest in ongoing relationships. Do not desperately hold onto a relationship that is no longer working. Consider ending a relationship if: Your significant other is emotionally or physically abusive. This is not only dangerous to your emotional and physical health, but also something you do not have to live with. Your partner does not respect you, your friends, or your family. Do not be desperate to please others in your relationship; do not be desperate to get a guy that your mother would approve of. It is important to be in a relationship for reasons that work for you, not to desperately be in a relationship for the sake of not being single. Your partner is a negative presence in your life. Do not desperately make excuses for your partner in hopes that s/he will change. Supporting your partner is one thing, but making continual excuses is another. This will cultivate a negative body image and negative thoughts. Instead, list what your strengths and what makes you unique. Identify what aspects of your life you compare yourself with others. Is it your looks? Your intelligence? Once you pinpoint these feelings, it is easier to get rid of them. Understand that you are in control of your actions and feelings. It easy to think that society should tell us how to look and feel; but, you are the only person who can make decisions for how you think and act. Try and replace negative thoughts with positive ones. This will help create a good habit that will build self-confidence and happiness. It is easier to build a good habit when you have people cheering you on! Do not isolate yourself; instead, surround yourself with positive people who will help you make good decisions about your life.

SUMMARY:
Maintain personal standards. Do not rationalize bad treatment. Stop comparing yourself to others. Surround yourself with positive people.