Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Microsoft Excel. Click the File menu. Click Open. Select the XML file. Click OK. Click the File menu. Click Save As. Type a name for the file. Select .CSV from the “file type” drop-down menu. Click Save.

Answer: You’ll find it in the Applications folder. Excel for macOS cannot import XML data from another source, but it will allow you to open XML spreadsheet files. It’s at the top of the screen. This opens a Finder window. To do this, browse to the folder where it’s contained, then click the file name once. The contents of the XML file will appear.     The XML file is now saved as a .CSV on your Mac.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear leg warmers with flats and tights. Wear 'em with pumps. Wear leg warmers with a skirt. Wear 'em over jeans. Wear them peeking above your calf-high boots. Wear them on top of your ankle boots. Go totally urban. Rumple them up a little bit. Stick to neutral colors.

Answer: If it's 40 degrees outside and you're just dying to wear that dress, leg warmers and leggings or footless tights are a great option. Black tights and black leg warmers are an understated, classic combination. It's like wearing boots, but much more comfortable! Make sure they're a little bit bunched, especially around the ankle. They shouldn't be so low they're dragging on the ground, but there should be overlap between your shoe and the leg warmer. This one takes a bit more confidence, though it's a totally acceptable look. As long as your heels are on the understated side, leg warmers will look good. Stick to heels that are nude, brown, black, or gray. Leg warmers are a cozy look. If you're wearing stripper heels that glow-in-the-dark, leg warmers will look a bit out of place. Unless your leg warmers are glow-in-the-dark too, of course. This is the same concept as with a dress. Tights are only necessary if the weather requires it, though they can streamline the leg. If you have a skirt that's a little on the short side, leg warmers can make it more modest. Your shoe options are endless here. Flats, pumps, boots -- it's all good. Just keep the colors neutral yet varied! You know those skinny jeans you have, but your pear shape makes you feel a little funny wearing them too often? Wear leg warmers over them! Problem immediately solved. Again, your footwear here can be anything. Anything but flip flops! For an extra textual touch (or a bit more warmth), wear them just peeking above your boots. Anywhere from 2-6 inches is good. Don't worry about matching colors. Unless you're wearing black, this will be hard to do. Different shades of brown and beige are totally fine. It'll just draw attention to your attention for detail! If the pants, skirt, or dress you're wearing don't go well with your calf-high boots, you can get a similar look with ankle boots and leg warmers. Just pull them a bit over the tops of your booties and scrunch 'em up! Wear them with Converse or Converse high tops for an urban look. No one said leg warmers had to be for dressed up occasions! You can wear them whenever you want! Fashion is, as of late, about intentional chaos. If it doesn't go together, in a way it...goes together. A quick Google search will verify this if you're skeptical. So if you're think you're not in line with current trends, just in being so, you are. Blowing your mind, huh? Leg warmers are not meant to be stretched flat. You want them below your knee and appearing a bit loose. If you don't have them hidden by a boot, they should be about 4-6 inches (10-15 cm) from your knee, extending down to just above your heel. What makes leg warmers wearable after the millennium is their inconspicuousness. When they used to be neon yellow and pink, now they're mostly donned in browns, beiges, blacks, navies, and creams. While they don't have to be a color in your outfit necessarily, stick to neutrals that match everything. Leg warmers are a definite accessory and shouldn't really be a focal point. If your eye goes straight to your leg warmers, you're probably doing it wrong.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill each jar with desired spices and herbs. Fill the jars evenly with the remaining garlic cloves. Add enough pickling solution to fully cover garlic in each jar, then top with a slice of lemon to keep the garlic under the pickling solution. Get the canner going. Leave the jars in the canner, on low boil, for 15 minutes. Remove the jars from the hot water and allow to cool completely.

Answer: Four pint-sized mason jars should accommodate one pound of garlic. Into each of the four mason jars, place 1/4 of the desired spices, along with one sprig of thyme and one bay leaf. Be careful not to overstuff — all garlic should eventually be fully submerged in the pickling solution. Wipe the mouths of the jars to remove any pickling solution. Screw the lid on securely, but do not over-tighten it. The process of heating and cooling the jars will create an airtight seal. Raise the temperature on the burner under the canner to bring the water to a slow boil. Put the jars of garlic into the canner using jar tongs.  Add more boiling water to the canner if necessary to bring the water level to at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) over the tops of the jars. Place a metal standing tray on the bottom of your canner for the mason jars to rest atop. The mason jars may break if they sit on the bottom of the canner, next to the direct heat from the burner. The process of heating the pickling solution up — and then eventually cooling it down — will create a vacuum seal in the headspace, preserving the garlic. Take care not to tilt the jars when removing them. Make sure the jars are sealed properly with this simple trick:  After they are completely cool, push on the center of each jar to see if it pops up and down. If it does, the jar has not sealed properly. Restart the canning process with the jars that didn't seal if you have too many to use up quickly. Use new lids on the jars and leave them in the canner for the full 15 minutes again.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid sick people. Wash your hands frequently. Follow a healthy diet. Stay stress-free. Exercise most days of the week. Get enough sleep.

Answer:
To prevent the flu, avoid coming into close contact with people who have the flu. Close contact includes coming close to the mouth, so avoid kissing or hugging those with the flu. You should also avoid an infected person if they sneeze or cough near you. Any bodily fluid can transfer the flu germs. Also avoid touching surfaces the infected individual touched, which will be contaminated with germs. Proper hand washing is the best way to prevent all kinds of infections. When you are in public or around a sick individual, you should wash your hands frequently. Carry hand sanitizer with you to use when you may not have access to a sink. According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC), proper hand washing technique is as follows:  Get your hands wet with clean, running water. It can be either warm or cold. Next, turn off the tap and apply soap. Lather the soap into your hands by rubbing them together. Don’t forget the backs of your hands as well as in between your fingers and under your fingernails. Rub your hands together for at least 20 seconds, which is about the length of time it takes to sing the traditional version of “Happy Birthday" twice. Next, turn the faucet back on and rinse off the soap with warm water. Take a clean towel and dry them. You can also air dry them with a hand dryer. A healthy lifestyle can keep your immune system strong and help fight off infections. You should eat a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables. You should also decrease your intake of fats, especially saturated fats, as well as sugar. Vitamin C is an immune boosting vitamin. Although there is mixed evidence on its effectiveness to reduce symptoms, a healthy diet rich in vitamins and vitamin C doesn't hurt. Eat more citrus fruit, such as oranges and grapefruit, as well as cantaloupe, mangoes, papaya, watermelon, broccoli, green and red peppers, and leafy greens. Practicing yoga, tai chi, or meditation can help you relax on a daily basis. If you feel stressed out, it's important for your health to take some time for yourself every day, even if it's just ten minutes at a time. This can give your immune system that boost it needs. Stress also messes with your hormones and may reduce your ability to fight infection. Research says that exercise may cut your risk of flu and make your flu shot more effective. Do at least 30 minutes of moderate aerobic exercise, or exercise that increases your heart rate, most days of the week. This keeps your body working in top form and helps your fight against different infections. Researchers don't exactly know how or why, but there are a few theories about how exercise can help fight different bacterial or viral infections. It is suggested that it flushes out bacteria from the lungs, through urine, and through sweat. It also is suggested that exercising sends antibodies and white blood cells through the body at a quicker speed, detecting illness earlier, and that the rise in body temperature prevents bacterial growth. Chronic sleep loss can have many effects, including lowering your immune system. To stay healthy, it's important you get enough sleep every night. Adults should get between 7.5 to nine hours of sleep.