Problem: Article: Place the cursor next to the text where you would like to have a hanging indent. You can also set the hanging indent before you start typing. Open Office will use this formatting style as a default. Close the formatting window you used previously. Click "Format" from the menu. Select "Paragraph" from the list of formatting options. Click on the "Indents & Spacing" section. You should see the words "Before text" and "First line." Use the up and down arrow buttons to increase or decrease the hanging indent.
Summary: Open your document in Open Office. Type some text into the document. Select the "Styles and Formatting" window located in the drop down menu. Select "Hanging Indent" from the formatting options. Adjust the amount of indent from the default in the paragraph formatting toolbar.

Problem: Article: This is on the top of the camera, towards the left if the back of the camera is facing towards you. The flat end of the canister will be pointing upwards. You may find you have to rotate it a little in one direction for the fork attached to it to fully enter the film canister. This is normal. Ensure that the film properly engages the sprockets as marked in the picture. The shutter might not fire the first time if it's not armed already, of course, in which case just wind the camera on. Don't fire the shutter once the frame counter reads 1; this is the first frame on your roll. The film speed dial is in the same place as the shutter speed dial; it's the silver dial around the outside, which can move independently.To change the film speed, pull the silver ring around the shutter speed dial upwards. While holding it there, rotate the dial until you have set your desired film speed.Notice that the MTL3 has both DIN and ASA settings; modern films typically give their ratings in ASA (which is called ISO on digital cameras). (For example, Fuji Velvia 50 is ASA 50, not 50 DIN, the latter being equivalent to an ASA speed in the high five figures.
Summary: Lift the rewind knob. Pull it a little further and the back of the camera will spring open. Drop a 35mm film canister into the chamber on the left hand side. Push the rewind knob all the way down. Pull the film leader away from the canister till the tip is at the green index mark on the right hand side, next to the take-up spool. Close the back of the camera. Press the shutter button, then wind on your film. Repeat the above step until the frame counter reads 1, as pictured. Set the film speed on the film speed dial.

Problem: Article: Admitting the problem is the first major step in dealing with it. If you first recognize the signs of your problem, you can then learn to modify your behavior. Signs and symptoms of a gambling problem include: getting a thrill from taking gambling risks, taking increasingly bigger gambling risks over time, a preoccupation with gambling, reliving past gambling experiences (through imagination or telling stories), using gambling as a way to escape problems or negative feelings, feeling guilt or remorse after gambling, and repeated failed efforts to cut back on gambling. Additional social issues associated with gambling include: taking time away from work or family life to gamble, concealing or lying about gambling, and borrowing money or stealing to gamble. Gambling excessively can cause many issues including: relationship problems, financial issues, legal problems, occupational concerns (job loss), substance use, poor health, and mental health issues (such as depression). Do you lose time from work to gamble? Do you extend yourself beyond your means by gambling away money that you have set aside to pay your rent, mortgage, or other bills? Do you use credit cards to gamble? Are you secretive about where the money's gone to after you've gambled? Make a list of all of the consequences you have encountered due to your gambling. Also, identify people you have hurt as a result of your gambling such as family and friends. Knowing the risks of gambling may help encourage people who gamble to consider the consequences before deciding to gamble. Excessive gambling can lead to depression, anxiety, aggression, increased suicide risk, relationship issues and stress-related illnesses. Gambling also increases stress levels (via the stress hormone cortisol) and your heart rate, which can lead to health risks. Pathological and addictive gambling can result in decreased decision-making skills and reduce your ability to evaluate the consequences of your actions. Don't be secretive about your finances or your gambling. Be honest with yourself and others about money spent gambling. Pay bills immediately, when you have funds set aside to pay them. Add up losses and keep a running tally. When you've added up losses from a gambling session, list the things that you might have purchased with that money, or other debts you could have paid down. Admit it to yourself and others when you have gambled.
Summary: Recognize your behavior for what it is. Accept the consequences of your gambling. Understand the risks of gambling. Be honest about your gambling.

Problem: Article: Try to keep your dog out of situations where he gets to practice and exhibit his guarding behavior. This means not allowing him to patrol up and down the fence, but keeping him indoors and giving him exercise in the park instead and taking your dog to another room when guests arrive. For dogs that bark at the front door when visitors arrive, consider keeping him on a long leash and taking him into another room as soon as guests arrive. If your dog barks, don't react or shout. Otherwise, your dog may interpret your reaction as you joining in and it may encourage is barking. Put the bowl down but with only part of his dinner in it. As he eats, scatter more of his dinner as close to the bowl as he allows you to get. If necessary, keep some food in a treat bag and each time you walk past the bowl, scatter some food in the bowl so that he begins to link your presence with plentiful food. Start with an empty bowl and have your dog sit on command. As soon as he sits, put a handful of food into the bowl and let him eat. Then command him to "Sit" again and put in another handful. Repeat. This reinforces you are in control and also that you are the provider of food. Once your dog reaches the point where she no longer shows aggressive behavior to her trigger, keep using positive reinforcement to let her know she is doing well. Praise her and provide treats in instances where she does just fine with the stimulus in order to keep strengthening those associations.
Summary:
Reduce your dog's opportunities to practice guarding behavior. Teach your dog that he has no need to guard his food. Follow up with positive reinforcement.