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She had told him then that Albert possessed " every quality that could be desired to render her perfectly happy , " and had begged her " dearest uncle to take care of the health of one , now so dear to me , and to take him under your special protection , " adding , " I hope and trust all will go on prosperously and well on this subject of so much importance to me . " But if it 's industry specific , you have the knowledge and experience to take care of it , " Ghilarducci says . Rather it indicates that after the procedure is used there will be a ` result ' available , and the user must take care to assign something to the variable " total " within the procedure , to be used as the result . In this way , the operating system will take care of all tasks related to process management and scheduling . Good sense and history points to the opposite policy : take care of the country , and keep at a respectful and reasonable distance those who - whether from power or terror - want to replace reason with fury and justice with revenge . Some even see the possibility that one day a browser-only system will take care of most users ’ computing needs , including word processing . So user must take care of how to enable or disable a specific feature using the functions described in the following sections .