I don't toe in. I loosen the shoes and I just press the pads flat against the rims at the same time. I use a small bungee cord to hold the brake lever down to hold pads against rim simultaneously while I adjust the shoes up and down tilt/height against the braking surface of the rim 'til I get it them where I want them and then tighten down. If they squeal, which they normally don't do, I throw some water on them and ride. They bed in fast usually with just a quick ride, and for some reason getting them wet makes the squeal go away.
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