Q: In order to share a printer, it must be installed on the computer it is connected to. Most modern printers connect via USB and will install automatically when they are connected. You can access the Control Panel in Windows Vista by clicking the Start menu and selecting Control Panel. If your Control Panel is in Category view, click "Network and Internet", and then select "Network and Sharing Center".Click on "Network and Internet". If your Control Panel is in Icon view, click the "Network and Sharing Center" icon. Expand the "Printer Sharing" field and toggle printer sharing on. You can decide whether or not you want to enable password protection for your printer. If it is turned on, only users who have a user account on your computer will be able to access the printer. Now that file and printer sharing has been turned on, you will need to share the printer itself. To do this, go back to the Control Panel and open the Devices and Printers option. Right-click on the printer you want to share and click "Printer properties". Click the Sharing tab, and then check the "Share this printer" box.
A: Install the printer drivers. Open the Control Panel. Open the Network and Sharing Center. Enable printer sharing. Share the printer.

Q: Cardio is essential for men to reduce body fat, especially around the stomach area and love handles. Incorporate regular aerobic exercise to help get rid of your love handles.  Men should include 30 to 40 minutes of moderate to intense cardio exercise four to five days per week. Try any moderate intensity activity like: jogging/running, using the elliptical machine, swimming, doing aerobics classes and cycling. Research suggests that alternating between periods of hard exertion and medium to light exertion burns more calories and fat than maintaining a constant pace.  Join a cardio burn or boot camp class at your local gym. These classes use various equipment to do interval training. It is aimed at developing muscles and reducing body fat. Do a flow yoga class. These classes combine extremely hard poses with rest periods. Join a running group. Look for a group that does sprints and jogging. You can also time yourself to run for two minutes and walk fast or jog for two minutes. Do 30 second sprints every five minutes. Many studies show that lifestyle activities can offer men the same health and weight loss benefits as more structured and planned exercise. Increase your lifestyle activity to help get rid of your love handles.  Lifestyle activities can include things like doing household chores, walking during the day, standing and taking the stairs. Think about your typical day and brainstorm some ideas of how you can be more active.  Take more steps or move more throughout your typical day. You may also want to consider purchasing a pedometer or using a pedometer app on your phone. This can help you see how active you are and encourage you to take more steps.
A: Begin an aerobic exercise training routine. Do interval training. Increase lifestyle activity.

Q: One of the first ways that you can begin to manage an issue that crops up in your life is to set a schedule and follow it diligently.  You may feel that things are in disarray, but a schedule and routine will help to restore order into your life.  You may be unsure of the outcome of the crisis, but at least you can find some comfort in establishing a pattern. Consider either using an online calendar to document all of your appointments and meetings or using a paper calendar. During this time, you may need a bit of a respite from work or just need more support from your coworkers in general.  Communicate with your team about this.  You do not need to get into the nitty-gritty details of the issue unless it is work-related, but you should share enough so that they understand your need to step back a bit. You might say something like “I wanted to let you all know that I am dealing with some issues at home.  I will work to ensure that these issues do not affect my work, but I may need a bit of extra support during this time.” If you are in the position to, delegate some tasks to others.  If you are feeling overwhelmed at work, assign some of your tasks to coworkers or interns.  If you have a subordinate or supervisee who is looking for more experience, they will likely be a great resource to you during this time.  Try assigning some basic level tasks to them first to assess how they perform.  If they do well, you can give them assignments that are progressively more difficult until your crisis abates. You might also ask your boss to delegate some of your tasks to others, particularly to those who are your equals in rank in the office. During a time of personal crisis, it is unwise to take on new assignments at work.  Rather than giving yourself more work, focus instead on being a good steward of the work you are currently tasked with. You may want to take a bit of time away from the office.  Getting some space from work can be very helpful in clearing your head and rejuvenating your spirits in the midst of a crisis.  The length of time you stay away will be up to your discretion, but remain mindful that the longer you stay away from work, it may be increasingly more difficult to get back into the routine of things. Check and see how much vacation time you have and make a decision based on that.  Perhaps you will want to take no more than half of that time. During a time of personal crisis, you will need to rely on your friends and family.  Communicate with them regularly and keep them updated, especially if the crisis will affect them.  Have conversations about how to move forward as well as about how they can help you during this time. You might say something like “I know that I’ve told you about my health issues, but I wanted to let you know that things have gotten a bit worse.  I’ve been to the doctor a few times and may have to have surgery.  But I want you to know that I will keep you updated at every step.” During a time of crisis, you may need to be a bit selfish at times.  Remember it is necessary to maintain healthy boundaries, and saying no is often a part of that. For example, if you always host an annual cookout for Memorial Day but are not feeling up to it this year, remind yourself that it is okay to say no. Suggest to friends or family members that they take over the task instead, if they are willing and able. Your family may be undergoing this crisis with you.  Show great empathy and care for them during this time.  Though you should be taking care of yourself, don’t forget the people who love you and who you love.  Do little acts of kindness for them and don’t neglect your responsibilities to them, as much as is possible. For instance, if you have children, they still rely on you and will need you.  Remain as present as possible by being involved in their school, bedtime rituals, etc. This personal crisis may be one of the most difficult situations that you have ever encountered.  However, you must accept it as reality.  Don’t stop yourself from crying and feeling the range of emotions that you are experiencing; research shows that holding back tears can actually be more harmful in the long run.  Don’t wallow in the situation, either.  Instead, begin thinking about taking action to improve your circumstances. Schedule time every day to grieve, and try to limit your grief to those specific times.  Many counselors suggest this so that their patients do not get caught up in endless sessions of sadness.
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Set a schedule. Talk to your boss and coworkers. Delegate, if possible. Don’t take on new projects. Consider taking some time off. Talk to your family and friends. Learn to say no. Be kind. Accept and grieve the situation.