Tap the Yahoo app icon, which resembles a white envelope on a purple background. Your inbox will open if you're signed in. If you aren't signed in, enter your email address and password before continuing. Tap the email that you want to forward. If there are multiple replies to the email, tap the reply that you want to forward as well. You'll find this at the bottom of the screen. A pop-up menu will appear. It's in the pop-up menu. Doing so will open a response field. Type the email address of the person to whom you want to forward the email into the "To" field. Tap the blank pace just below the "Fw:" field, then type in a message if you want to add one. You don't have to add a message to forward the email. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. Doing so will forward the email to your selected recipient.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Yahoo. Open an email. Tap the backward-facing arrow. Tap Forward. Enter an email address. Add a message. Tap Send.

Q: Prove that you can handle a later curfew by obeying the curfew times that are already intact. Your parents are unlikely to extend your freedoms until you prove capable of respecting their current boundaries. Follow through on all of your commitments, regardless of whether they are at home, school, or extracurricular setting. If you make a mistake, own up to it, and hold yourself accountable for doing better in the future. A later curfew will only be rewarded when your parents believe you are reliable and responsible enough to handle it. If you demonstrate the capability to follow the rules consistently in all other contexts, your parents will have a difficult time denying your request for a later curfew. Doing well in school is a great way to illustrate your maturity. Finish your homework by a reasonable hour, study for tests and quizzes, and complete all assignments on time. Be sure to follow through on all of your household responsibilities to prove your ability to be responsible. Try not to whine or complain, as these behaviors are often read as immature. If you can, offer to run errands or do additional favors for your parents as well. Prove your ability to be honest about where you spend time outside the house. If you go to the movies instead of studying for your math test, don't lie about it. A short term punishment for shirking your schoolwork will be less detrimental than losing your parents' trust if they catch you in a lie. Establishing your trustworthiness will pay off when you ask your parents to extend curfew. Earning money and keeping a work schedule with minimal parental guidance is a great way to prove your independence. Take the initiative to drop by local restaurants, retail stores, and movie theaters, and ask if you can fill out an application for a part-time job. If you are too young for a job, look into volunteer positions at animal shelters, soup kitchens, or other nonprofit organizations. Your parents will be more likely to extend your curfew when you behave like an adult.
A: Obey predetermined curfews. Be responsible. Keep on top of your school work. Complete your chores without needing to be reminded. Communicate your whereabouts with your parents when they ask. Get a job.

Article: You can find the icon to this browser either on the desktop or on the taskbar. Just double-click on it so you can open it. This should be on the top-right side of the window; it looks like a gear. Click on it to reveal a drop-down menu. " This option is near the bottom of the box. If the option cannot be clicked, you may have to minimize the window. A window will pop up, and it will have different tabs to help manage Internet Explorer. " This will turn on the pop-up blocker for your Internet Explorer. If you want to allow some sites to pop up, you can go to the "Settings" button beside the check box of the pop-up blocker and configure it from there.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the Internet Explorer. Look for the "Settings" button. Click on "Internet Options. Click on Privacy tab that is located at the top of the window. Click on the check box next to "Pop-up Blocker.

Problem: Article: Chunky knits and soft fleece materials will keep you the warmest. Tie the scarf into your favorite configuration and fluff it up around your neck, right up to your jawbone, to bundle up. If you're more concerned about keeping your entire top half warm, rather than just your neck, arrange your scarf into the poncho/cape style. Plaids and other patterns are great, but you'll get the most use out of a scarf in a solid, neutral color because it will match a large portion of your winter wardrobe. Good choices are black, white, gray, navy and camel. Since your scarf can be worn often, consider buying a high quality one in a plush material like cashmere or soft wool. It will cost a little more, but you'll be able to wear it for several seasons. If you tend to wear clothing in neutral colors, buy a few scarfs in fun colors and patterns. Add a pop of color to an all-black outfit by looping a bright green blanket scarf around your neck. Choose plaids with neutral, understated color palettes and you can pair them with almost anything in your wardrobe. If you have a large piece of fabric or a fuzzy throw at home that you think would work as a scarf, go for it! Any large, square or rectangular piece of material can be repurposed as a blanket scarf. Tie it in your favorite configuration and no one will ever know it's not meant to be a scarf.
Summary: Choose a scarf made of knit or fleece for very cold winter days. Pick a scarf in a neutral color to get the most mileage out of it. Select a statement scarf in a bright color or pattern. Substitute a large swath of fabric for a blanket scarf.

Article: Since consumers are more educated than ever before, they appreciate the nuance of a good drink recipe or learning about a small, unknown winery like never before. Try to use the educated consumer to your advantage. While this isn't always an option due to local laws, if it is legal in your area, classes like these are a great way to keep consistent traffic inside the store. Even if you can't hold wine tastings or mixology classes on the premises, you can get creative to accomplish the same goal, partnering with local restaurants or securing alternative spaces. As the sommeliers say, "what grows together, goes together." Suggesting food pairings to go along with beer, wine, and spirits can be a great way to cultivate an air of expertise, which will appeal to higher-end customers. You can even take this strategy one step further and sell some of the foods (like fruit, cured meat, or cheese) to go along with your beverages. Your customers will pay for the convenience. Create a high quality, professional website, start an email list, and encourage your customers to post online reviews. Get active on social media and announce flash loss-leader specials (selling a product at a loss for a short amount of time to drive up traffic). Do whatever you can to boost your visibility and ingratiate yourself in the fabric of the community. A good way to ingratiate yourself in the community is by sponsoring local events like festivals and concerts. Not only is it an opportunity to boost sales at that event, but you can offer promotions to get concert-goers back in your store to keep the sales going strong. Most distributors will keep you stocked with new displays, swag, and signage. Make sure you keep it updated, because it will make your store seem fresh. Selling to underage customers, even by mistake, can cost you thousands in fines and can even put your livelihood in jeopardy. Check identification diligently, and ask local law enforcement what you can do to make sure you don't get fooled by a fake ID. You should also beware of criminals, as liquor stores have often been targets of criminal activity. Although robberies of convenience and liquor stores have declined along with the use of cash, it can still be a concern.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Hold wine tastings or mixology classes. Suggest food pairings. Boost your online presence. Sponsor local events. Request promotional items from distributors. Stay on the right side of the law.