Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a word you want to turn into an ambigram. Write your word out normally, in capitals and upside down. Line up the two spellings of the word and connect the letters with lines. Decide whether any letters need to be combined into one.

Answer: If this is your first time attempting to create an ambigram then choosing a word on the shorter side is a good idea. If you want to try something more advanced, pick a longer word.  Longer words pose more challenges as there are simply more letters that need to be made to look like each other. For example, a nice simple word to choose might be "BOOK" as it is only 4 letters. A more difficult word might be "TELEVISION" as it has 10 letters. Often, people will choose their name if they’re designing an ambigram for personal reasons so this is also an option. Just do this on a piece of paper with a pencil or use a word flipper. Write it so that the one spelling of the word is directly above the other spelling of the word. This will make it easier to analyze the word later on.  For example, if your word was ‘great’, write it out on a piece of paper and then directly below it write ‘ʇɐǝɹƃ’ lined up letter-for-letter with the normal spelling. It’s also a good idea to write the word in cursive and upper case. This lets you look at what letters may transform well into other letters. This process is the same regardless of whether you are creating a reversal ambigram or an upside-down ambigram as at the moment, you are just getting clear on which letters must transform into each other. One spelling of the word (right side up or up side down) should be on top of the other to make this much easier.  Make sure you are drawing lines down connecting letters from the regularly spelled word to the up side down spelled word.  You want to pair up the letters, ideally combine multiple into one. For example, for the word “great” you would connect ‘gr’ with ‘t’ with a straight line, then ‘e’ with ‘a’, then ‘a’ with ‘e’. Doing this allows you to pair up the letters and have a visual aid to what each letter needs to transform into when you look at the word from a different perspective. Combining letters is a way to make the ambigram more artistic but also much more difficult. Stick with just pairing individual letters up together if you want to keep it simple.  An example of how this works is that in the word ‘great’ the letter ‘g’ pairs up with ‘t’ (as these are the first and last letters). However, if you wanted to combine the letters, you might make it so the letter ‘g’ pairs up with the letters ‘a’ and ‘t’. This would mean that the letter ‘g’ will turn into ‘at’ when viewed from the alternative angle because you have combined the 'a' and the 't'. Combining letters is a bit more complicated so if you're just starting out, stick to just transforming 1 letter at a time.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Organize your bills. Count and record your bills. Combine your bill and coin totals.

Answer: Once you have counted up all your coins, you can move on to your bills or notes. You will basically follow the same method as with the coins, namely splitting the bills into piles of the same denomination and then calculating the value of each pile. The first step is to spread out your bills on the table so you can clearly see each one. Then separate them out into groups.  For example, you could have a pile of $5 bills, one of $20 bills, and so on. Depending on how much cash you have this could be a fairly speedy process and take a little longer. If you have a lot of cash to count, begin with your largest bills. Stack your $100, $50 and $20 bills in their own piles. Then move on to the $10, $5 and $1 bills. Now you have organized your bills into separate piles, all you have to do is go through and calculate the value of each pile. If you have five $20 bills, that's $100. Just like the coins you can go through each pile and note down the value on a sheet of paper and add them all together at the end. If you are more confident in your maths and memory skills, you can calculate the total as you go only writing down the final amount when you get to the end.  Another way to do it is create a table with headings for each bill denomination in which you keep a tally, and then add up the totals. For example, if you have two $50 bills, three $20 bills, four $10 bills, two $5 bills and 6 single dollar bills, your "totals" column should read, "100, 60, 40, 10, 6." You should add all these bill totals together and hopefully come to a total of $216. The final step is to combine the two totals you have for coins and bills respectively. This will give you the total amount of money you are counting. Write the total down and use your records to keep track of your personal finances, and budgets.  If you are going to deposit the money you can place it into special bank deposit bags. You can write the value of the contents on the outside of the bag. For bills, consider paper clipping them to a deposit slip if you plan on depositing the money


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Visit Google in your browser. Enter . Enter the word or phrase you want to search for after the site address. Open a page from the search results and use the Find command.

Answer: You can use Google to perform searches of all of the pages on a website. This can help you find matching words on large or complex websites. site:siteaddress.com at the front of the search. This will tell Google to only search through pages on that site. You can enter a single word, or you can enter phrases. To have Google look for an exact word or phrase, surround it with quotes. For example, to search wikiHow for any page that has the word "banana", you would type site:wikihow.com banana. To search wikiHow for any page that has the phrase "eat a banana", you would type site:wikihow.com "eat a banana". Google will return any pages that match your search, but it won't point you to the matching text once you open the page. You'll need to use the Find tool to jump to where the word occurs on the page. See the previous section for information on using the Find tool.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select your table or query. Click the Create tab. Set a source for a blank report. Add fields to your report. Add groups to your report. Save and share your report.

Answer:
Reports allow you to quickly display summaries of your data. They are often used for income and shipping reports, and can be tailored to just about any use. Reports draw data from either tables or queries that you have created. Select the type of report you want to create. There are a few different ways you can go about creating a report. Access can create your report for you automatically, or you can create a custom one.  Report – This will create an auto-report with all of the data from your source. Nothing will be grouped, but for small databases this is probably sufficient for showing what you need. Blank Report – This will create an empty report that you can fill with your data as you see fit. You will be able to choose from any available field to create a custom report. Report Wizard – The report wizard will guide you through the report creation process, allowing to to choose and group your data, and then format it accordingly. If you’ve selected to create a blank report, you’ll need to select a source for it. First, click the Arrange tab and then select Property Sheet. Alternatively, you can also press Alt + Enter. Click the down arrow next to the Record Source field. A list of your available tables and queries will appear. Select one and it will be assigned to the report. Once you have a source, you can start adding fields from it to your report. Click the Format tab, and then click Add Existing Fields. The Field List will appear in the right frame.  Click and drag the fields you want to add into the Design frame. The record will appear in the report. As you add additional fields, they will be lined up automatically with existing fields. You can resize fields by clicking on the edges and dragging the mouse. Delete fields from the report by clicking on the heading and pressing the Delete key. Groups allow you to quickly parse information in a report, as they allow you to organize related information. For example, you may want to group sales by region or by salesperson. Groups allow you to do this.  Click the Design tab, click the Group & Sort button. Right-click on any part of the field you want to add to a group. Select Group On from the menu. A header will be created for the group. You can adjust the header to whatever you want to label the group. Once your report is finalized, you can save it and then share it or print it like any document. Use this to share company performance with investors, contact information to employees, and much more.