Problem: Article: This button has a down arrow on it similar to the down arrow to the right of dropdown lists and to the right of docked toolbars in Word 2003. This displays the "Customize Quick Access Toolbar" dropdown menu. The center pane displays 2 columns: the column on the left displays a list of available buttons, and the column on the right displays the buttons currently displayed. To add a button or separator to the "Quick Access" toolbar, select it from the list on the left and click "Add." To remove a button or separator from the "Quick Access" toolbar, select it from the list on the right and click "Remove." To reposition a button on the "Quick Access" toolbar, select it from the list on the right and click the up arrow to move it up the list (and to the left on the toolbar) or the down arrow to move it down the list (and to the right on the toolbar). To restore the default toolbar settings, click "Reset" in Word 2007, or click the "Reset Defaults" dropdown button and select "Reset Only Quick Access Toolbar" in Word 2010.
Summary: Click the "Customize Quick Access Toolbar" button at the right of the toolbar. Select "More Commands" This displays the "Word Options" dialog, with the "Customize" option selected. Add, move, or remove buttons or separators as you wish. Click "OK" to close the dialog.

Problem: Article: If you know you'll be turning right, and hence staying in the rightmost lane, but you see an oncoming car in the left lane, wait for it to pass before entering the roundabout. Although frowned on, the car could merge into your lane just as you are entering the roundabout, causing an accident. In multi-lane roundabouts, which usually have three or more possible exits, the lane you choose to drive in is dictated by the kind of turn you want to make: Occupy the left lane if you decide to turn left, make a U-turn, or go straight. Occupy the right lane if you decide to turn right or go straight. Look for signs indicating the allowed movements for each lane. These signs are usually located above or alongside the road and/or arrows painted on the road itself. Large trucks have a larger turning radius, making them one of the more dangerous obstacles in a roundabout. Always give them ample room to turn by staying behind them a bit more than you ordinarily would with passenger vehicles. Never change lanes while in a multi-lane roundabout.
Summary: Remember to yield to both lanes of traffic in a multi-lane roundabout. Choose which lane to enter based on which direction you want to exit. Never drive next to, or attempt to pass, a large vehicle or truck on a multi-lane roundabout. Stay in your lane at all times.

Problem: Article: With the Google homepage already open, click on the icon, producing a drop-down menu with a variety of options. The menu icon is a small button with three horizontal lines. You can find it below the "x" in the upper right corner of your browser. Make sure that the Google start page is already open. This method will only work if Google is currently open in your browser as you go through the process. The "Settings" page will open in a new tab as a result. Do not close the Google tab. This option appears under the "On startup" section of your "Settings" page. Your other startup options include "Open the New Tab page," which will open a blank page once Chrome starts up, and "Continue where I left off," which will open the tabs that remained open at the end of your last browsing section. This option appears to the right of the "Open a specific page or set of pages" option. Clicking on this link will cause a separate "Startup pages" dialog box to open. When you do this, a list of all currently opened pages will appear inside the "Startup pages" dialog box. The list will show both the name of the website and the website URL. If you have other pages or tabs currently open, those will appear on the list as well as Google and must be deselected. Hover your cursor over the far right of the dialog box, directly next to the webpage you want to remove. An "x" should appear. Click on the "x" to remove the page. Continue removing pages until only Google remains. Doing so will save your startup settings and close the "Startup pages" dialog box. You will be returned to the Chrome "Settings" page. No further action is needed at this point, however.
Summary: Click on the Chrome menu icon. Choose Settings from the drop-down list. Check Open a specific page or set of pages. Click on the Set pages link. Click on the Use current pages button. Deselect any pages you do not want. Click on the OK button.

Problem: Article: This software must be installed on every computer you want to protect. It will monitor your kids using the safety settings you select. It's pre-installed on some versions of Windows 7. To verify, click the Start button, then click All Programs, then Windows Live, and then if it's installed, Windows Live Family Safety. If Family Safety isn't installed, go to the Windows Live Family Safety download page, and click Download. Follow the prompts to install Family Safety. Using your Windows Live ID, sign in and assign the "primary parent," the person you want to administer the settings. You cannot change this setting in the future. If you don't have a Windows Live ID, you will need to sign up. Click the check box next to the Windows account of each family member you want to monitor, then click Next or Save. To monitor somebody not listed, you will need to create a new Windows account. Microsoft recommends that each person in a household have their own Windows account. Disable guest accountskids will use that to get around the filters. If this is the first time you've used Family Safety, skip this step. If you already use Family Safety, match each Windows account to a name on the Family Safety members list. If a Windows account doesn't have a matching Family Safety name, click the option to add it. When you're done, be sure to click the Save button. If you don't have passwords for Windows administrator accounts or accounts you're not monitoring with Family Safety, you'll see the Add passwords screen. Click Add passwords. Click Next and you'll see the Windows accounts that Family Safety is now monitoring on the computer. It's important that all of your Windows accounts have passwords. Without that, kids could log on to that account and bypass their Family Safety settings, get to websites you don't want them to see, and you won't be able to see reports of their online activities.
Summary:
Navigate to the Family Safety website. You can do this from any computer. Follow the steps and sign in. Download the Family Safety Filter. See if Family Safety is already installed. Sign in. Select who you want to monitor. Match accounts. Add passwords. Verify your setup.