INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Chrono is the mode you use to track your split and lap times. It's the second option after the main clock. If you scroll too far and miss Chrono mode, keep pressing Mode to cycle through the watch options. The watch modes are Clock, Chrono, Timer, and Alarm. Cycle back to Chrono if you miss it the first time. You have 2 options for the Chrono setting. One displays the current lap time larger with the overall split time smaller. The other reverses the order, and shows the split time larger. Cycle between them with the Start/Split button. Then press Set/Recall again when you pick a format. If you're trying to improve your lap time, set the Lap to appear larger. This way, you can see how your laps are measuring up. If you're just timing your run without tracking laps, then displaying Split larger is more useful. The watch keeps the format that you picked for every time you use the Chrono unless you change it again. This begins the timer. Start your workout and use the Chrono to check your current time. If you're only measuring your overall run or exercise time, then just let the timer go. If you want a specific lap or split time, the Chrono can also measure this. If you're tracking your lap progress, press the Start/Split button when you complete a lap. The timer display will show your lap time for 10 seconds so you can read it. The timer continues running in the background and switches back after 10 seconds. You can use this feature for any measurement. Whether you're tracking your time per lap, mile, kilometer, or another distance, the Chrono will measure it when you hit Start/Split. Repeat this for as many laps as you're running to get the time for each lap. If you need a break or want to talk to someone, pause the timer by pressing Stop/Reset. Then when you're ready to start again, press Start/Split to resume the timer where it paused. Be careful not to accidentally hit Stop/Reset again to start the timer. This will erase your current workout and you'll have to start over. When you're done, stop the timer by pressing Stop/Reset and then holding the same button to reset the data. If you want to store and review your workout results, hold Set/Recall to save the data. This brings you to the workout data menu. All the results you've stored are on this menu by date. To review your workouts, use + and to scroll to the one you want to view. Then press Next (or Mode) to open a specific workout. When on a specific workout, you can view each lap of your run plus the total time. To clear a workout, hold Stop/Reset for 5 seconds. When the watch beeps, the last stored workout is deleted. Continue holding the button to erase all workouts and free up all the watch memory.

SUMMARY: Press Mode until "Chrono" appears on top of the screen. Set the Lap and Split setting by pressing Set/Recall. Start the Chrono with the Start/Split button. Get your current lap time by pressing the Start/Split button. Pause the timer with the Stop/Reset button. Store the workout by pressing Set/Recall when you're done. Review your workout by pressing Set/Recall.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you can't fix it any other way, the next step would be to wipe the computer and start from scratch. This procedure reinstalls the operating system, so you will need to back up data before doing this or risk losing it. Get a Windows 7 Installation disk. Your PC may have come with one. If you don't have one, buy one from your nearest computer store. Open the PC disk tray and while the disk tray is open, shut the PC down. The computer should now be shut down and the disk tray open. A Message should soon pop-up reading "Press Any Key to Boot from CD". Press a key to proceed.
Summary: If possible, back up your most important data first. Locate an installation disk. Open the tray. Insert the Windows 7 installation disk. Start the computer. Press a key to start. Follow the simple, on-screen instructions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is the classic way to wear a fanny pack, though you may be surprised to learn you can create different styles just wearing it in slightly different places near your waist! For instance, try wearing it at your natural waist, which is just above your belly button, where your torso is the smallest. Wearing a fanny pack here helps define the shape of your body. Try wearing it on the front but slightly off-center. You can also place the fanny pack near the top of your pants for a bold approach. This position makes the fanny pack stand out, since it's sitting near your hips, pushing it outward. If you want to show off your fanny pack this way, position it at or just below your belly button. You can wear it in the front of your body right in the middle, slightly off-center, or off one hip. Wear a small bag through your belt loops for a subtle approach. Pull the straps through your belt loops from the front with the pack like a belt buckle. Secure it in the back, and then throw a jacket over your whole outfit. Try wearing your fanny pack turned to the back for a fun surprise. Wear it slung across your backside at your waist. People won't be able to see it in the front, but when you turn around, you'll have a fashionable accessory! While fanny packs are usually worn around the waist, using one as a shoulder bag can be a trendy look. Wear it across your chest with the bag centered in front. Because it fits close to your body, it will keep all your stuff within easy reach. You can even put a fanny pack on over a jacket. The fanny pack can act as a belt, cinching in your clothes to create a more defined silhouette. This is the classic way to wear a fanny pack. Belt a small leather bag into your pants and wear a shirt you tuck in or that falls just at the fanny pack. Then, throw a jacket over it all to complete the look. This look is great for a rock concert or date night, depending on what jacket you choose! You can also try this look with a statement top and no jacket, such as a plunging silk top with billowy arms that falls just over the top of the fanny pack. Pair a stylish bag with your favorite shirt and jeans. Sling the bag over your hips, and you're ready for a walk through the park or a fun day at a festival. Try adding flats for a bit of pizazz or simply stick with sneakers if you need to walk a long way. You could also wear corduroys or sporty pants. In the winter, wearing it over your clothes may still hide your fanny pack so move it so it's on the outside. Try wearing one over a trench coat, for instance, for easy access. Wrap it around your natural waist or just below to help define your silhouette. Pick one that adds a pop of color or try one that blends in with the outfit. You could also put one over a blazer. You may not think a fanny pack goes over a dress, but think again. Many fashion-forward celebrities rock this look. Just pick a stylish bag in a quality material, and you're good to go. For instance, try a leather bag over a maxi dress. Other quality materials include silk and wool. This look works best for casual looks, date night, and semi-formal events, depending on the bag you choose. Skip it for formal events.

SUMMARY:
Wear your fanny pack around your waist for a classic style. Sling the bag across your chest for a more secure approach. Layer your fanny pack over your clothes to show it off. Wear your fanny pack under a jacket for a chic look. Add a fanny pack to a t-shirt and jeans for a casual style. Put a fanny pack over a winter jacket for a sophisticated look. Try a fanny pack on top of a dress.