If you need to open a .DOCX file on your phone or tablet and haven't yet installed the free Microsoft Word app, start by doing so now.  Android: Open the Play Store app in the app drawer, search for Microsoft word, and then tap INSTALL on the app. iPhone/iPad: Open the App Store, tap Search, and search for Microsoft Word. When you find it, tap GET to install it. It's the blue-and-white document icon with a "W" on its left side. If it's your first time using the app, follow the on-screen instructions to navigate through the welcome screens. It's the folder icon at the bottom of the screen. Browse to the folder on your phone or tablet where the document is saved, or follow the on-screen instructions to add a cloud service (e.g., OneDrive, Dropbox) and select it from there. Once selected, the document will open in Word. If you selected a document from a cloud account, it may take a few moments for it to download before opening.
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One-sentence summary -- Download Microsoft Word from the App Store  or Play Store . Open Microsoft Word on your phone or tablet. Tap Open. Select the document you want to open.

Q: Many schools put out a school supply list every year. Use this as a checklist. If your school does not offer a supply list, write down a checklist of required items. You should have purchased or acquired your items before beginning the packing process. Set all of your items out neatly in the area you will be packing the backpack. The packing process will be easier if you group your items first. Group them according to items that are the same or similar. For example, books go with books, notebooks with notebooks, folders with folders, pens with pens and so on. You can organize by size, color, and/or subject. You should have a folder for every subject and at least two notebooks. It is helpful to have cases for pencils, pens, and other small items. Put these items in cases before putting them in the bag. Having separate cases for small items will make packing easier, and keep the items from getting loose in the backpack. Textbooks are some of the largest, heaviest, and most important items, and they typically take up the most room. Put your textbooks into the main compartment of the backpack first. Put the heavier textbooks towards the back of the backpack to make it easier to carry. If you are in high school, you may not need all of your textbooks every day. If not, put in the textbooks you will need for the first day of school. The first day of school may require paperwork. Make sure all paperwork is filled out. Other important papers might include assigned reading lists, a schedule, and a map. Put these items in a folder that will be seen and used, and make sure all paperwork is put in its proper place before packing it into the bag.  Place contact info into this folder. This can be an index card with your name, phone number, and address written on it in pen or marker. For children, it is helpful to have a folder just for paperwork. Label this folder to make remembering and locating it easier. These items include notebooks, binders, and any other books you will need for class. Put these items in front of your textbooks in the main compartment. If your bag has two main compartments, put them in the compartment separate from your textbooks. Put in larger items first to avoid crushing smaller items. Place any pencil cases with pencils, pens, and erasers into the smaller compartments that may be on the front, sides, or inside of the bag. There may also be a case with art supplies like markers, colored pencils, and crayons to add into a separate compartment. A computer may not be necessary for younger students, but older students might find them necessary. Tablets, however, are often used in schools, whether the students or younger or older. Some backpacks have an extra, padded space in the back for laptops and tablets. If not, put the electronic item in a padded case.  A cellphone is good to have for emergencies, but make sure it is turned off for the duration of the school day. Remember to pack a charger if needed.
A: Gather your school supplies. Organize your school supplies. Place small supplies in cases. Pack textbooks first. Place paperwork into folders or binders. Put in the rest of the large items. Add in smaller items. Pack electronic items if necessary.

Article: Make sure to apply an ice pack to the injury as quickly as you can. Do this by covering your skin with a towel and then placing a bag of ice on the injured area. Keep the ice on the injured area for 10 to 30 minutes every 1 to 2 hours. Continue to apply ice to the area for 2 to 3 days. After icing the area, you should compress the injury. Use some sort of elastic bandage to apply pressure to the area. Compressing the injury will help stabilize it and limit swelling. Make sure whatever compression device you use does not limit blood flow to the limb. If you do need to get around, you should use crutches or similar devices to aid in movement. Crutches will take pressure off the injured limb and enable the healing process to continue without further stressing the ligament. Your doctor may recommend a knee walker or some other device instead of crutches. Raise the strained ligament above your heart as often and as long as possible. This will reduce swelling. An ankle, knee, or foot can be propped up on pillows or a chair. If your wrist is injured, use books or a pillow to keep it elevated as you work. Perhaps the most important element of healing a ligament is time. Unfortunately, it may take a very long time for a ligament to completely heal. This, though, depends on the level of injury.  A grade 1 ligament injury may only take a couple days to heal. A grade 2 ligament injury may require you to use crutches or a brace for several days. In addition, you may need to withdraw from sports or exercise for up to two months A grade 3 ligament injury could require a brace or cast for over a month and could take weeks or months to health completely.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Apply cold to the ligament. Compress the injured limb. Use crutches, if necessary. Elevate the injured ligament. Provide time for healing.