Write an article based on this "Launch the Activate Windows wizard. Enter your product key. Activate over the internet. Activate over the phone if you don't have internet."
article: The quickest way to start this is to press Win+R and type oobe/msoobe /a. If you haven't activated yet, you'll likely be prompted to enter your 25-character product key. You can find this key with your Windows XP disc or on a sticker affixed to your computer's case. If you have an active internet connection, activating online is the quickest way. You can also activate using a dial-up modem. If you've used this XP key on a different computer in the past, you may have to contact Microsoft by phone to activate Windows XP. If you don't have an internet connection, you can activate Windows XP by calling the Microsoft activation center. Give the support rep the installation ID that is displayed in the activation wizard, and then enter in the code that the support rep gives to you. After entering the code, Windows XP should activate.

Write an article based on this "Mix a quarter capful of oxygen stain remover into a bowl of warm water. Saturate the dirty spot with the mixture. Rub the mixture into the bear with a clean towel. Blot the spot with a clean towel. Rinse the spot with cold water and blot again with a clean towel."
article: Make sure that the stain remover and water are thoroughly mixed. This method is best used on bears with a voice box. The oxygen stain remover will help get rid of any difficult spots, but a mild detergent will also work. Completely cover the spot with the water and stain remover liquid. Wait 5-10 minutes for the mixture to absorb, but don't let it dry completely. Use small, circular motions to rub the mixture into the spot. If it is still visible, repeat the first four steps. You can also use a paper towel for blotting. Depending on the nature of each spot and how much the stain has soaked in, you may need to repeat the process. You may blot the bear until it is dry, or you can leave it to air dry.

Write an article based on this "Check the label closely. Take pure velvet clothing to a dry cleaner. Wash crushed or polyester velvet Place your velvet in a mesh delicates bag or wash alone to prevent creasing. Lay flat to dry. Store your velvet items by hanging them in the closet or placing them in a dust cover."
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The label will tell you most of the information that you need to know for cleaning your velvet item. It will also tell you what the velvet is made out of. There are a few types of velvet, such as pure, polyester blend, and crushed velvet. If the tag has an "S" on it, you should treat it with dry cleaning solvents, not water, or get it professionally cleaned. If you have an article of pure velvet clothing, the best way to get it cleaned is at the dry cleaner. They'll be able to treat the clothing and are experts at the best methods for removing dirt and stains from delicate clothing. in cold water with delicate detergent. If your item is a polyester blend or crushed velvet, it's safe to wash in the washing machine. Make sure it's on the cold water setting and use a delicate care detergent. Other articles of clothing can press against your velvet items in the washer and cause creases or mats in the fabric. A mesh delicates bag can protect the clothing, or you can wash the piece of clothing by itself. This method works best for articles of clothing as well as velvet pillow cases, and scarves. Velvet should never be put in a dryer. Find a clean, flat surface in a dry area to lay your piece of clothing on. It can take up to 12 hours for a piece of clothing to dry depending on the weight of the material, so be patient. Check on it after a few hours and flip the article over if you think it's not drying evenly. Keeping your velvet clothing upright and stored in your closet will help prevent creases and wrinkles. Make sure your other clothing isn't pressing against the velvet and crushing the fabric. If your velvet accessory comes with a dust cover, like a purse or a pair of shoes might, use it while you're storing the item. This will prevent dirt and lint from getting into the fabric.