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InventHelp Clients Invent Maintenance Tool To Simplify Clevis Removal
Pittsburgh, PA (PRWEB) April 22, 2008
InventHelp announces that two of its clients, inventors from Beebe, Ark., have invented a hand tool for removing clevises from trucks, tractors and trailers. The inventors have created a prototype.
The CLEVIS PULLER would enable the mechanic to remove a stubborn clevis quickly, easily, and without a torch, screwdriver, punch or wrench. This invention is producible in versions for use with diesel-truck and tractor clutch and braking systems, and trailer braking systems.
The inventors’ experiences and observations prompted the development of the CLEVIS PULLER. “I was tired of having to heat clevises with a torch to remove them,” one inventor said.
The original design was submitted to the Memphis office of InventHelp. It is currently available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers. For more information, write Dept. 04-MEM-161, InventHelp, 217 Ninth Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15222, or call (412) 288-1300 ext. 1368. Learn more about InventHelp’s Invention Submission Services at http://www.InventHelp.com.
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Q&A:
Question by Ben Henningsen: Your Word program can tell you at about what grade level what you have written is at. This is called the Read?
Your Word program can tell you at about what grade level what you have written is at. This is called the Readability statistics. To turn this option on you need to:
a. In the 2007 version: You need to go to the “review” tab and select “readability statistics” — In the 2003 version: You need to go to the “Tools” menu and select Spelling and Grammar.
b. In the 2007 option: you need to hit the windows icon in the left hand corner and select “word options” and then select “proofing” and check “show readability statistics” — In the older version: You need to go to the “Tools” menu and select the appropriate choice in Options.
c. In the 2007 version: Go to the Home tab and select “format painter” — In the older version: go to the “Format” menu and select Paragraph.
d. In the 2007 version: go to the view tab and check “document maps” — In the old version: Go to the “Format” menu and select Styles and Formatting.
e. Both answers A & B
f. Both answers C & D
g. All answers are correct.
Best answer:
Answer by Ding-Ding
Wow, this has been a learning experience. I did not realize that Word had this capability. My research took a bit of time but the answer is “b”. If you want to actually read the score, you need to click on the Review Tab then click on Spelling and Grammar and it will give you the Flech-Kincade Grade Level. This is for the 2007 version of Word and this answer rates a 6.0 grade level score.
Thank-you for this question.
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