INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can use your Mac's built-in Preview program to convert PDF pages into images, but you can only convert one page at a time. Go to the PDF's file location, then click the PDF to select it. It's a menu item in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is in the drop-down menu. Select it prompts a pop-out menu. It's in the pop-out menu. Your PDF will open in Preview. This option may also say Preview.app. On the left side of the Preview window, click a page that you want to turn into an image file. You may have to scroll down in order to find the page. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll find this near the middle of the File menu. This prompts a new window to open. It's near the bottom of the window. Doing so opens a drop-down menu. In the drop-down menu, click one of the following options: JPEG PNG JPEG-2000 OpenEXR TIFF It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will save your selected page as an image file. You can also enter a file name at the top of this window and then select a folder in which to save the image before you click Save. Since you can only convert one page at a time, you'll need to go back and select another page to export from your PDF if you want to convert more than one page into an image.

SUMMARY: Understand this method's limitations. Select your PDF. Click File. Select Open With. Click Preview. Select a page. Click File. Click Export. Click the "Format" drop-down box. Select an image format. Click Save. Repeat this process for other pages in the PDF.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Using a sharp pencil, lightly draw an oval shape for squidward's head. Create two vertical ovals that are a bit longer than the head. Draw another vertical oval between the eyes to create his signature nose. Draw a frown a little above the middle of the nose. Draw a straight line under both the eyes and go around the mouth by drawing a C. Draw three curved lines on the forehead then draw rectangles in each eye for the pupil. Erase any mistakes with a good quality eraser and outline the drawing with a marker or pen to make it pop out. Colour the skin turquoise, his pupils red, and his eyes yellow, you can also add highlights and shadows to make your drawing look even more amazing.
Summary: Outline the head. Draw the eyes. Draw the nose. Draw the mouth. Outline the mouth. Add facial features. Clean up the drawing. Add some colour.

The tutorial will have a lot of vital information and will help you get to know the complex world much better. You should pay attention and not try to skip through all of the information which appears on the screen. Even if you played the first version, it is important to remember that this game is very different. When you first begin the tutorial, you will also have the ability to set your peripherals (if playing on a PC). This will allow you to pair a game controller with PC play, if you wish to. Though it will be different for each city, there is a main Adventurer's area, encountered at the end of the main tutorial, where you will be able to get information, acquire quests, and meet all sorts of characters. It is important not to try to skip the initial quests or a visit to your class guild. Doing these things not only gives you important information and introduces you to how the game works, it also will give you experience (XP) which will help your character level and become strong enough to defend yourself out in the world.
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One-sentence summary -- Play through the tutorial. Become acquainted with the adventurer's area. Play through the starting quests and visit your class guild.

Q: Start with a coarse square (around 100-grit) and go over the pine using a wide, looping circular motion. This first pass is to wear down the small contours, ridges, and knotholes characteristic of softwoods and leave you with a more even surface to work with. A sanding block will allow you to apply more consistent pressure than a handheld sheet of sandpaper. Sanding helps open up the pores in natural wood surfaces, which will allow the stain to set in better. After taking off the rough outer layer, switch to a finer grain (150 to 200-grit) and sand the pine a second time. An additional sanding will ensure that the wood is properly blended and prepared for staining. If you're working with raw pine boards, don't forget to go over the cut ends, as well. Wet the sponge, then give it a squeeze to wring out the excess water. Run the damp sponge over the outer surface of the pine from end to end with heavy, sweeping strokes in one direction. This will not only restore the grain, but also pick up loose dust and debris. Wood grain becomes compressed after sanding. A little bit of moisture cause the surface fibers to swell, returning them to their natural position. Spread the sealant over every exposed area of the piece, including the ends, if you're staining boards. The first coat will soak into the pine instantly. Following the second coat, you should be able to notice the sealant just beginning to pool on the grain. If you're staining a larger piece, touch up the sections you conditioned first periodically to keep them wet as you work. Pre-sealing your pine essentially evens out the empty space inside the grain, allowing the stain to stand out boldly on top without simply absorbing too deep into the wood. Use a clean cloth to remove as much of the watery sealant as you can. There should be no wet spots or standing moisture visible when you're finished. Be sure to thoroughly wipe down every part of the pine that you treated. Too much sealant will fill the pores in the wood, preventing the stain from setting in at all. Find a cool, clean place with low humidity to stash it as it dries. Once the sealant has set up inside the pores, you'll be able to stain successfully without worrying about saturating the pine and creating a blotchy mess.
A: Sand the wood with a low-grit sandpaper to remove inconsistencies. Use a higher grit sandpaper to smooth the surface. Scrub the wood with a soft sponge to raise the grain. Brush on two coats of wood conditioner. Wipe off the excess conditioner. Leave the wood to dry for 2-3 hours.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fill a bowl with freshly made sticky rice. Layer a few slices of fresh durian on top of the rice, and drizzle coconut milk on top. For a sweeter treat, top the rice and fruit with mildly sweetened coconut milk. You can also combine the durian with mango and other fresh fruits. Durian ice cream is a popular treat in many Asian countries. If you're not able to find this chilled dessert, you can always make your own ice cream and flavor it with chunks of fresh durian. If you don't like the taste of durian right away, try durian flavored snacks like ice cream and chips to help you acquire a taste for it. Durian chips are pieces of durian that have been sliced and deep fried. You can buy these in many Asian markets, Asian grocery stores around the world, or online from specialty grocery sites. Durian chips have a milder flavor, and taste like slightly fruity potato chips. Durian is a great addition to a fresh fruit cocktail. Cut the durian into small chunks and combine it with other tropical fruits, such as mango, papaya, guava, coconut, and pineapple. You can even add in some nuts and toasted coconut to make a more substantial snack.

SUMMARY:
Serve durian with sticky rice and coconut milk. Try durian ice cream. Snack on durian chips. Try it with other fruit.