Problem: Article: This closing is a classic one, and it usually won't stand out. It will just let the other person you're thinking of them with love. You can also use "With love" or "Love always" for a few variations. If you're not comfortable using "Love" with a friend, these closings can convey affection, too. They tell the other person that you are glad they're your friend. You could also use "Hugs" or "Yours." If you're friendly with the person but not close friends, you may not want to use "Love" or even "Affectionately." "As always" and "Kind regards" are friendly without being too informal. Other options include "As ever" or "Warm regards." "Until next time" would also work well. This closing is simple and direct, and it helps end on a positive note. You're showing them that you're looking forward to visiting them. You could also say "See you shortly" or "See you on Sunday!" Sometimes, you may also be thanking the person on your letter. In that case, ending with "Gratefully" may be appropriate. You could also do "Thankfully yours" or "Gratefully yours" Silly can be fun sometimes! If you're friend would appreciate it, there's no reason not to close a letter with something a little silly. You could also use "Later Vader," "Only you can prevent forest fires," "Confusion to our enemies," "Yours till pigs fly," "Stay tuned," or "After awhile crocodile."
Summary: Use a simple "Love" for a close friend. Try "Affectionately" or "Fondly" for a good friend. Choose "As Always" or "Kind Regards" for an acquaintance. Try "See you soon" if you will be with your friend in person soon. Pick "Gratefully" if you're thanking your friend for something. Choose "Later Gator" for something silly.

Problem: Article: iMessage is only available on OS X Mountain Lion or higher. " This will open Messages. It's in the top-left corner of the window. You can search keywords from the message you want to view. You can also type the name or phone number of a person to show all conversations involving them. There are limitations to the search feature. If the message is too far back in your conversation history, it will not take you directly to the message. Rather, it will take you to the end of the conversation it is within. You will only see the most recent match to your search. If you want to view previous matches, press +G until you find the match you're looking for.
Summary: Press Command+Space to open Spotlight Search. Type "Messages. Press Enter. Click the Search bar. Type your search terms. Click the message or conversation you want to view.

Problem: Article: Open your Internet browser and click the address bar at the top of the screen. Type in www.bubblews.com, hit Enter, and you will be redirected to the Bubblews home page. Do this by enter your email address and password on the fields provided. Once logged in, you will be on the news feed page of your Bubblews account. Scroll through the news feed until you find the post that you want to share. Once you find it, click on the title to open the Bubblews post. Once you have the post open, you can share it using five different social media sites. These share buttons are to the left of the article.
Summary:
Head to the Bubblews website. Log into your Bubblews account. Search for the post you want to share. Open the post.