INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method will allow you to use an unused wireless adapter on your Windows host computer to broadcast a wireless network that any other device can connect to, just like a wireless router. First, you'll need to enable internet connection sharing on the host computer by following Steps 1-5 of the first section. The host computer will need to have a wireless adapter that isn't being used in order to broadcast a signal for other computers and devices to connect to. If the host computer doesn't have a wireless card installed, you can use a USB wireless adapter. Make sure you only enable internet connection sharing on the adapter that's connected to the internet. Don't enable internet sharing on the wireless adapter that you'll be using to create the wireless network. This will open a new window with your active network connections. This link can be found towards the bottom of the Network and Sharing Center window. If you are using Windows 8, you will need to download a free program like Virtual Router (virtualrouter.codeplex.com, which accomplishes the same thing. Give the network a name and select "WPA2-Personal" as the Security Type. Make sure that the Security Key cannot be easily guessed. Make sure to check the "Save this network" box, or you'll need to reconfigure it every time you reboot the computer. With the wireless network created and internet connection sharing enabled, you should now be able to connect any of your other computers or mobile devices to the wireless network just like any other wireless network. Enter in the Security Key you created in the previous step to connect. Some older devices cannot properly connect to an ad-hoc network, and the problem can get even worse if they don't support WPA-2. If you absolutely have to have that device on the network, try lowering the ad-hoc network's security to WEP.

SUMMARY: Follow the steps in the first section to enable internet connection sharing on the host computer. Right-click on the network icon in your System Tray and select "Open Network and Sharing Center". Select "Set up a new connection or network". Select "Set up a wireless ad hoc (computer-to-computer) network". Enter the settings for your new wireless network. Connect your other computers and devices to the new wireless network. My device won't connect to the wireless network.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Maintaining a good oral care routine helps to reduce the risk of mouth cancer by preventing infections and other oral diseases. Brushing your teeth, flossing, and rinsing with mouthwash all contribute to an effective oral care routine. Repeated and long-term gum disease, poor oral hygiene, and missing teeth can lead to infections that put your mouth under high risk of cancer. Make sure you don't have ill-fitting dentures or sharp, broken teeth that can cause repeated mouth irritation and increase your risk of mouth cancer. If you feel like your dentures get dislodged every time you speak or chew, it means that they do not fit well and have to be relined or replaced. Denture adhesives containing zinc can be toxic to the cells lining the mouth, and should be avoided. Irritation of tissues inside your mouth caused by dental trauma is one of the factors possibly associated with mouth cancer. You can check inside your own mouth using a hand mirror to look for any abnormalities that could be indicators of pre-cancer or cancer. Catching cancer early is one of the best ways to ensure you can treat it before real damage occurs. Check all the areas of your mouth, such as your gums, tongue (back and sides), lips, the insides of your cheeks, the roof of your mouth, and under your tongue. If you see any color changes, like white, red, or grey patches, you should visit your dentist for a check-up, as it may indicate a pre cancerous condition. Also, check for lumps, bumps, painful areas in your mouth. If you have an ulcer that is not healing, or if you have repeated ulcers in the same area, then visit your dentist immediately to get your mouth examined. Conducting a self-examination at least once a month for a few minutes is a good precaution to take against mouth cancer. Even better than giving yourself a self-examination, is allowing a dental professional to examine the state of your mouth. Dentists have been trained extensively in many varieties of mouth disease. Your dentist will be able to quickly and confidently assess the state of your oral health, and warn you if mouth cancer has developed or could develop. It is important to visit your dentist every 6 months for a complete oral checkup. You can also ask for an oral-cancer screening test if you are under high risk for cancer (for example, due to regular tobacco use). Your dentist will check the entire mouth and he/she will identify the precancerous changes in your mouth at early stage. These dental check ups are really important to reduce cancer risks, especially in tobacco and alcohol users. If pre-cancerous growths (Leukoplakia or Erythroplakia) are identified, your dentist or oral surgeon will remove the abnormal growth areas. If you have Erythroplakia or Leukoplakia, your doctors will provide you with medication to lower the risk of cancer. This is called "chemoprevention". Some drugs tested for chemoprevention are (NSAIDs) Sulindac and Celecoxib). Extracts of black raspberries, a protein from soybean has also been tested for chemoprevention.
Summary: Maintain a good oral care regimen. Conduct oral self-examinations to check for any pre-cancer indicators. Visit your dentist regularly to get a professional opinion.

Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the gear-shaped icon in the lower-left side of the Start window. This prompts the Settings window to open. It's an option in the Settings window. You'll find this tab on the left side of the Apps section. It's near the bottom of the page. This option is below the "Video player" heading, and should be Movies & TV. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. You'll find it in the drop-down menu. Doing so sets VLC Media Player as your computer's default video player, making it easier for you to play future DVDs using VLC.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Start . Open Settings . Click Apps. Click Default apps. Scroll down to the "Video player" section. Click the current video player. Click VLC media player.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have noticed these symptoms, it's time to go in and see your doctor, particularly if you have bone pain or unexplained swelling. When you go to the doctor, write down the symptoms you're having, including when you have them and what makes them worse. The doctor will begin with a physical exam. They will examine the area that's causing you pain, as well as look for other physical ailments. They will also listen to your heartbeat and breathing. Ask questions if you don't understand. Generally, you'll go to your general practitioner first. However, if your doctor does think it might be cancer, they may refer you to a specialist. On the other hand, they may order diagnostic tests to narrow down the issue.doc explica

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Write down your symptoms before the appointment. Expect a physical exam. Accept a referral if your doctor suspects cancer.