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On your Ribbon, you will see drop-down menus for font and size. To make changes to text you first have to select the text that you want to work with. You can select individual characters, specific words, or entire paragraphs. After you select text, you can format it. For example, you can change the font, size, and color. Click on to the left of the first word you wish to select and hold the cursor while dragging the cursor over all the words you wish to select. Navigate to the drop-down section on the Ribbon to choose your desired font, size, color, and highlighting. You will see the font button first, to the left right after the Style button. Next, you will find the size button with your default size (usually size 12 font).  Always consider the formatting guidelines of the document you are writing when choosing the font style and size. The standard font for most college and professional papers is Time New Roman size 12 font. Besides setting the font style and size, you can also adjust the emphasis of words and lines in your document. Beside the size button, you will see the Bold, Italics, and Underline button. The Bold button is a bolded capitol B, the Italics button is an italicized capitol I, and the Underline button is an underlined capitol U. Just click the buttons on the Ribbon once you have selected the font you want to modify. If you would like to add colors and highlights to your document, you can do so by selecting the part of the document you like to add colors to and clicking the Text Highlight or Font Color buttons on the Ribbon. Navigate to the far right of the Ribbon to find the Highlight button, a blue ABC with a white bar underlining it, and the font color button, a letter A with a black bar underneath.

summary: Adjust the font settings. Change size, color, and highlighting. Choose the text emphasis formatting you want to use. Set the text highlights and font colors.


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Sit with him at lunch.  Spend time talking to him so your friendship has some time to develop.  The longer you’re friends, the more you’ll learn about him.  Find out if you two have similar values.  If you find out your values are drastically different, you may not be a good match. See if he’s cheated on an ex.  Ask him about how previous relationships ended.  A lack of trust is a guaranteed sign of relationship problems. Show him the person you really are.  There’s no point connecting with someone under false pretenses.  Don’t pretend to like things you truly don’t, or you risk everything falling apart when he finds out how you really feel.  Show him something cherished of yours, like a favorite book.  Talk to him about why it holds significant meaning to you. He will appreciate your honesty, and that you’re not afraid to be yourself. Mention some of your hobbies and see if he responds favorably. Before you encourage him to make a move, be fairly sure he likes you.  Avoid disappointment if at all possible.  Here are some signs to help you decide:  If he smiles a lot at you, or teases you, there is a good chance he likes you.  When he distances himself from you, he’s probably not into you. Constant questions about you are good signs that he shares your attraction.  Invitations to social events are great signs of interest.

summary: Make sure you two are compatible. Be true to yourself. Confirm mutual attraction.


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Before even putting a razor to your legs, be sure to remove the dead skin cells.  An added benefit of exfoliation is it raises the hairs, making them easier to shave.  Make sure nothing impedes the ensuing razor swipes. It sounds simpler than it really is.  There are a few ways to maximize your shaving efforts towards perfect legs.  Try to avoid shaving as soon as you jump in the shower.  Let the heat and moisture from the hot water work on your pores, opening them up and making the hair softer. Nighttime shaving is best for smooth legs.  There are a variety of reparative functions when you sleep, and shaving at night before bed may help the hairs recede some. Be sure to use shaving cream or other lather that is not soap to assist when shaving.  Not only does it help the blade glide more smoothly over your legs, but it also serves as a handy guide of where you’ve already been. Use a good, fresh razor.  Avoid the nicks and cuts, or worse, tugging of hair, by using a multi-blade razor that is replaced fairly regularly. Go with the grain, then against it.  This makes the blade-strokes easier, the cuts simpler, and the likelihood of issues. Moisturizer forms a thin layer that helps do many things, including sealing in moisture.  Using a leg cream just after a shower, when your legs are still damp, helps lock it in.
summary: Wash and exfoliate your legs. Shave your legs. Dry your skin, but not fully.