Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Write out the alphabet from 'A' to 'Z. Assign each letter a digit from one to nine. Write out your full name. Match each letter in your name to its corresponding number.

Answer: ' On a piece of paper, write out all 26 letters in a horizontal line. Each letter is going to be assigned a different numerical value. You can also write the letters vertically; as long as they are in order and organized you can choose either direction. Start with the letter A. Write a '1' next to it and then give each following letter the next number as you go in numerical order. For example, B will have a 2, and C is 3. Once you reach 'I' which is a '9,' start back at 1 as you continue along the alphabet. Some sources only use digits one through eight, but there are 9 numerology name numbers, so be sure to use all nine digits when numbering the letters. The system can also be summarized like this: 1 A, J, S 2 B, K, T 3 C, L, U 4 D, M, V 5 E, N, W 6 F, O, X 7 G, P, Y 8 H, Q, Z 9 I, R To find out your true name number, you will need to use your full name. You can find your entire name on your birth certificate or an official identification document. Don't forget to include your middle name if you have one as well. If you have a name that's been passed down through your family, such as John Smith II, or you have unique prefixes or suffixes, include it as long as it is part of your full, official name. If you have legally changed your name, use that name since that is now how you identify yourself. You can use nicknames, but they won't give a completely accurate result. Now that each letter has a numerical value, you can start putting numbers with the letters in your name. Below where you have written your name, write each number that goes with each individual letter. You will have some duplicates, but that is not a problem. For example, if your name is John Jacob Smith, then all of the Js will get a 1, the Os will get a 6, the Hs will get an 8, and so on.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Facebook website. Click Forgot Account?. Type in your name, email address, or phone number. Click Search. Check for a message from Facebook. Type your code. Click Continue on the Facebook page. Click Continue again. Type in a new password. Click Continue.

Answer: When you open Facebook in a web browser, a sign in screen appears on the first page, if you are not signed in automatically. This option is beneath the "Password" field in the top right corner of your screen. Use the email address and phone number associated with your Facebook account. Make sure you still have access to the email account or phone number you are using. It's the blue button below the text field where you enter your email address or phone number. This sends a code via your email address or phone number. If you entered your email address, you should receive an email from Facebook containing a 6-digit code. If entering a mobile number, you should receive a text message from Facebook containing a 6-digit code. If you choose the email option, you may have to check your Spam folder. Use the box that says "Enter Code" to type the 6-digit code received from the email or text message you received from Facebook. It's the blue button below the box on the right. You can also choose to log out of your account on all devices if you think your account has been maliciously appropriated. Your password has successfully been reset across all Facebook platforms. You can use this password to log in to your Facebook on a desktop browser or using the mobile app.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dial the number that you want to call. Add a "pause" if you'll be entering the extension as soon as the line picks up. Add a "wait" if the extension can only be dialed after the whole menu plays. Type the extension number after your symbol. Call the number. Add numbers with extensions to your contacts.

Answer: Open the dialer app and enter the number that you want to call. If the number you are calling allows you to enter the extension immediately after picking up, the "pause" function will automatically enter the extension after waiting a moment: Press and hold the * button to add a comma (,) to the end of the number. This symbol indicates a two-second pause before the extension will be dialed. If pressing and holding the * button does not work, tap the () button next to the number and select "Add pause." If that doesn't work either, tap the number field to open your on-screen keyboard, then type a comma. You can add multiple commas to wait longer. This may be useful for phone systems that have a delay before you can enter the extension. On Windows phones, you'll need to type the comma in another app, copy it, then paste it to the end of the number. Some extensions cannot be entered until the entire automated menu service plays, or until a certain option is selected. The "wait" function will display the extension on your screen and you'll indicate when it should be entered. Press and hold the # button to add a semicolon (;) to the end of the number. This symbol indicates a "wait," and the subsequent extension will not be dialed until you say so. If you're using a Windows phone, you'll need to add a "w" instead of a ";". This will need to be copied and pasted from another app that allows you to type. After adding the wait or pause symbol, type the extension that you want your phone to automatically dial. Your phone will dial the number. After dialing the number, depending on the symbol you used, it will then either dial the extension you entered (,) or you'll be prompted to indicate when the extension should be dialed (;). If you chose the wait (;) option, you'll be able to navigate to the portion of the menu that allows you to enter the extension first. Once you're in the right part of the menu, tap "Send" in the window to dial the extension. If you dial this extension a lot, you can add the number to your phone's contacts. All of the extension symbols and numbers will be saved along with it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose your package. Pick a name for your star. Place your order. Choose the occasion. Receive your shipment.

Answer:
All the star-selling services provide you the chance to name your star and get a personalized, matted certificate with your star's customized name on it. But some services offer more. Other potential options include: star charts engraved zodiac pendants stickers apps keychains online access to live telescope streams an option to launch your star name and message into space You can choose any name you want for the star; name it after yourself, your loved one, your favorite band, or anything else you desire. The star's name may not be changed once it's decided. Be as creative as you want when choosing the name. Fill out the necessary paperwork. You'll need to include the name of the star as well as your name, address and billing information. If there are special spellings in your designated star name, make sure they are clearly indicated. If you have special directions for your star purchase that you want reflected in the final certificate (for instance, a star named in memoriam), indicate them on the order form. If you know the coordinates of a specific star you want to have named, contact the company to see if it's available. Try your coordinates with different companies, since each has its own database of available, unnamed stars. If you're buying a star for a loved one, you'll want to maximize the romance by carefully picking the time and place you unveil your gift. Typically, you'll want to give him or her the star certificate and related materials on an anniversary, Valentine's Day, or a birthday. Once you order your package, the certificate, astrological chart, and whatever else you chose to purchase will arrive in the mail. If you named the star after a friend or loved one, be sure to surprise them at an appropriate time with the gift. If you named the star for yourself, share it with your friends and family. They will surely be curious and impressed. If possible, find your star in the night sky with a telescope. Online virtual telescopes like SkyView are great for locating stars with specific coordinates. For something more robust, you could download the program Cartes du Ciel, a virtual star chart.