Write the name on the middle front portion of the envelope and be sure to leave plenty of space above and below this line. You can include honorific titles like Mr. or Mrs., but it is not required. Postal services generally prefer for all addresses to be written in uppercase or block letters. For example, you may want to print the hotel, business, or department name to ensure the letter reaches the right recipient. Write the apartment or unit number, followed by a hyphen and then a street address. For example, 2-234 Pine St. N Canadian addresses should not include punctuation. It is important to write addresses correctly, because many addresses are read by sorting machines. If it is addressed legibly according to Canada's postal conventions, it will arrive at the destination more quickly. Canadian addresses have specific postal and province codes for different parts of the country. Before writing out the address, you must find out what the specific codes, including the correct abbreviation of the provinces, are. If the person you are writing to hasn’t already given you this information, you can find out by visiting USPS website or the Canada Post website Be sure to write them out in that exact order and place 2 spaces between the province and the postal code. The country name should always be the last line of the address, unless you are already sending your mail from Canada, in which case this line is not necessary. The following is an address correctly written, with the line breaks separated by commas. Rachel Platt, PEARSON EDITORIAL INC., 2-234 Pine St. N, TORONTO ON  M5V 1J2 The return address is necessary so that the recipient knows where to address their response. Be sure to write the address legibly.  Write your return address following the same format. The only difference is the placement, be sure to write it in the upper left hand corner of your envelope. You can also place it in the middle of the back flap of the envelope. If you are writing an American address, do not use periods for abbreviations or commas. Use the 2 letter state symbol. Place the abbreviation USA underneath the last line that includes your city, state and zip code. If you are writing an international address from a country other than the USA, write the full name of the country on the line below the line that includes the city and postal code. For example, you would address the envelope to the United Kingdom, rather than writing "UK."
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One-sentence summary -- Print the name of the recipient. Print any other additional address lines below. Write the apartment number and street address on the next line. Find the correct postal and province code. Write the city, province and postal code on the next line. Write Canada in the last line. Write your return address.

Q: Double-click the Outlook icon, which resembles a blue and white envelope with a white "O" on it. It's in the upper-left corner of the Outlook window. Doing so prompts a pop-out menu. This tab is near the top of the File menu. You'll see this option beneath the "Open" heading on the right side of the page. Near the top of the box that's in the middle of the Import and Export Wizard window, click Export to a file. It's at the bottom of the window. This will take you to the folder selection page. Click the "Contacts" folder in the "Select folder to export from" window. You may need to scroll up to find this option. Make sure this is the "Contacts" folder below your Outlook account name. This is next to the current file destination. Doing so opens a window. This will take you to the next page. Click a folder in which you want to save your contacts. The desktop is usually a good place if you plan on uploading the contacts to another service immediately after you export them. It's at the bottom of the window. Your contacts will begin exporting; when they finish, the progress window will close.
A: Open Outlook. Click File. Click Open & Export. Click Import/Export. Select Export to a file. Click Next. Click Comma Separated Values, then click Next. Select the "Contacts" folder, then click Next. Click Browse. Enter your file's name, then click OK. Select an export destination, then click Next. Click Finish.

Article: Its app icon resembles a red, yellow, green, and blue sphere. Go to https://www.ublock.org/ to do so. It's a green button in the middle of the page. Doing so prompts a menu to appear below the Download button. This option is in the menu below the Download button. The uBlock extension page will open. It's a blue button in the upper-right corner of the extension window. Doing so will install uBlock for Google Chrome. It's the maroon stop sign-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the Chrome window. Doing so will prompt a drop-down menu.  If you don't see the icon here, first click ⋮ in the top-right corner of the Chrome window. You should see the uBlock icon at the top of the resulting drop-down menu. If you can't right-click the icon, click ⋮, select More tools, click Extensions, and find the "uBlock" heading. It's in the drop-down menu. This will open the uBlock settings menu. If you had to go to the Extensions page instead, you'll find Options below the uBlock heading. It's at the top of the settings page. You'll find this in the upper-left corner of the page. Doing so will ensure that all of uBlock's filters are up-to-date. Your browsing should now be relatively ad-free. You can check filter boxes on the 3rd-party filters page to add specific types of blocking to your browser, though doing this enough will eventually slow down your browsing speed.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Google Chrome . Open uBlock's website. Click Download. Click Chrome. Click ＋ ADD TO CHROME. Click Add extension when prompted. Right-click the uBlock icon. Click Options. Click the 3rd-party filters tab. Click Update now.