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Sometimes it's difficult to choose the right topic, or FAQ, but finding the right one is important, so that those who can give a good answer can find it quickly. The mechanism is quite simple. After you confirm the phrasing of the question, you'll be given a chance to select the FAQ/topic of the question. Clicking on the main FAQ will show a list of subtopics, some of which may have subtopics of their own. Click the radio button next to the topic that most applies to the question. Later you'll have the chance to add other FAQs (up to 3) to the question. Sometimes finding the right one takes a while. If all else fails, you can just dump it into the Miscellaneous category and let a Supervisor find the right FAQ(s). As a Supervisor, though, I can say we appreciate askers making their best guess up front. :)
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In windows help how do you open a topic to reveal the subtopics it contains?
B. select the topic by clicking on it once.
How do you select a research topic?
think
What is the difference between moving a question to a different topic and editing its FAQs?
There is no difference between moving a question to another topic and editing its FAQs. Every question appears in at least one FAQ (i.e. topic section). For example, this question is in the "Questions about WikiAnswers Website" category. This appears in the location bar at the top as "Location: Answers.com > WikiAnswers > Categories > Miscellaneous > Questions about WikiAnswers Website > What is the difference between moving a question to a different topic and editing its FAQs?". If you click the "recategorize" link (if you're not signed in you won't see this) you can move the question to a different topic/FAQ or classify it under more than one such topic. The "recategorize" form has checkboxes to select the appropriate topic(s). It is somewhat confusing that the topic for a question also appears under "Related Categories" in the left-hand column. This is a backwards way of saying the question is located in the "Questions about WikiAnswers Website" FAQ.
How do you know that information is unrelated to the topic and can be eliminated?
In your mind, change the topic sentence into a question. If the information can be used as an answer to that question, then it is good supporting information. Any information which does not directly answer the topic "question" can be eliminated.
What topic can you select for your project relating to finance?
export and import trading finance
How do you select tybsc it projects topics?
tell me which topic we can choose for the mini projects
How do you ask a long idea?
If you have a question that is very long try to summarize it down when you type it in the "Ask us Anything" bar. Once the question is posted look on your left sidebar and select "Discuss". You can then elaborate on your question in that discussion box.
In classical invention which question explores the testimony about your topic?
The question that explores the testimony about your topic in classical invention is: "What have others said or written about this topic, and how does their perspective contribute to the understanding of the subject?"
You are doing post graduation in master of international business what topic should you select for doing project in cargo?
i need a project topic on cargo business
How can you put the questions on here to start a new topic?
Anyone is free to ask any question on any topic. If you have a question, ask it.
How do you develop a paragraph by using simile?
First you select the topic your talking about then you select the object which is to be compared in the sentence you can also use adjectives to extend your writing.
Does a question mark come at the end of topic that asks a question?
Yes, a question mark should be placed at the end of a topic that asks a question to indicate that it is seeking a response from the reader or listener.
