IMAP is the newer email standard that will likely eventually replace the traditional POP format. Most web-based emails support IMAP, though you may need to enable it. Some email accounts provided by internet service providers do not support IMAP, and will not be compatible with Windows 8 Mail. Click here for instructions on setting up Gmail to support IMAP. This is usually caused by a problem with your username or password, or with your email server settings. Open the Charms bar and select "Settings". Select "Accounts" and then choose the account that isn't working. Scroll down and check the server settings. You can find the required server settings on the mail service's support page, or you can refer to the tables in this article. Make sure that you are using the IMAP servers, as POP is not supported. If the problem is with your username and password, you will need to remove the account and add it back. If some of your Windows Modern apps stop running and display the message "This app can't open. Check the Windows Store for more info", your system files may be corrupted. You can use the built-in Refresh utility to reinstall all of your system files without affecting your data. Click here for instructions.
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One-sentence summary -- Ensure that your email service supports IMAP. Email won't send or receive. Mail (and other Windows apps) won't open.

Q: This will display your Moto G's IMEI number. AT&T will need the IMEI number to unlock your Moto G. Alternately, you can call AT&T directly at 1-800-331-0500 and speak to a representative to have your Moto G unlocked. " " You will be required to provide your AT&T phone number, IMEI number, account information, and contact information. This process can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, since AT&T must contact Motorola to obtain your unlock code. After your Moto G is unlocked, you can use the phone on all other compatible wireless networks.
A: Dial *#06# using the keypad on your Moto G. Write down the IMEI number. Navigate to AT&T's website at https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/index.html#/. Place a checkmark next to the statement that says you have reviewed the device unlock eligibility requirements, then click on "Continue. Fill out all required fields on the device unlock form, then click on "Submit. Wait to receive the email from AT&T containing the unlock code and instructions. Remove the AT&T SIM card from your Moto G, and insert the SIM card from the wireless carrier you plan on using after unlocking your device. Power on your device, and enter the unlock code you received from AT&T. Follow the on-screen instructions to finish unlocking your device.

Article: School shootings, acts of war and terrorism, as well as community violence are commonplace in the media. Children are alert to violence reported in the news, and may want to ask questions. Not talking about it doesn't help a child feel better, or gain understanding. If you avoid the subject, you're communicating that the topic is "taboo" even if you don't intend to. Instead, allow yourself to be available to talk about anything your child brings up. Be available to help your child process her feelings about these events. It's okay to try to limit your child's exposure to negative news stories. Research studies have shown that children who see repeated instances of the same news story may assume that the incident has happened again. Even with limited exposure, don't assume that you can prevent your child from learning about bad news altogether. By being available to listen to what your child feels about these events, you're communicating that her thoughts and feelings are normal and safe. At the same time, you might be able to put any unrealistic fears into perspective. Ask direct questions to find out more about your child's perspective on these incidents, rather than waiting for your child to approach you. Don't force your child to talk to you about feelings if she's not ready to. It can help your child to feel less alone if she knows that you're also feeling upset in the aftermath of a tragedy. Children often look to adults to know what's okay to feel about something. If you're able to show your emotions, your child will learn that even difficult feelings are okay. Healthy grieving involves balancing internal processing of feelings, paired with coping within your day-to-day life. It's a good idea to model gentleness with your own feelings, as well as those of your child. Recognize that there's no "right" way to grieve. Even though it's sad, it's true that people sometimes die for reasons that no one really understands. Make sure you reassure her often that many people are working hard to keep her safe, including you and other adults, including teachers and police. Talk to your child's school to learn specific ways that the school keeps the children safe. Point out instances where safety measures have worked effectively.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Don't assume that your child doesn't know about it. Listen to what your child thinks and feels. Model healthy grieving. Acknowledge that bad things happen.

Problem: Article: The wooden planks should occupy both the middle and upper third of the workbench grid. Take the sign and make as many signs as you'd like, given your raw materials.
Summary: Place your stick in the bottom middle of the Workbench. After placing the stick, place six wooden planks on top of the stick. Craft your sign.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Most rice cereals are made from processed, white rice. Rice has a higher concentration of arsenic than other grains. Arsenic is a carcinogen (i.e. cancer causing) that can set your child up for health problems later in life. If you are concerned about exposing your baby to arsenic, you can choose a cereal made from other grains (e.g. oats, quinoa, wheat, and barley). Not only does whole grain cereal reduce your baby's exposure to arsenic, it has more fiber and nutrients than white rice cereal. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends cereals made from oats as an alternative to rice cereal. Although rice cereal is the most common first food, other foods are acceptable as well. Finely chopped meat and pureed vegetables can be your baby's first food. Mashed avocado and stewed pears are good options for a first solid food. Introducing rice cereal is a tradition, but it is completely safe to try other solid foods first. No matter what solid food you offer, make sure it contains no sugar or salt. Wait three to five days between each new food that you introduce.

SUMMARY: Avoid arsenic found in rice. Introduce another first food.

Article: This will ensure that you arrange the leaves in a thoughtful way rather than quickly rushing to push them on. Look at at the leaves you have and imagine how they'll look and try to line them up in readiness for pressing on the candle. Hold it in place from the wick for 1 to 2 minutes. Ensure that it is all submerged. Place the leaves onto the softened candle surface, using tweezers. Press in place gently. Work quickly, once the wax solidifies, the leaves are stuck in place and no more can be added. The leaves will be sealed behind a new layer of melted wax. Further dipping in the hot water will shift the pressed leaves further into the candle. Bear this in mind if adding more layers of leaves, as some will be deeper in, some closer to the outside if you approach this in several goes. Aim for an even distribution. Let set. These candles will keep for a very long time, but you may need to infuse more essential oil after long-term storage.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consider designing the leaf pattern first. Fill the long jar with boiling water. Dip the candle into the water. Remove from the jar and place on parchment paper. Dip the candle into the hot water again. Drip a few drops of essential oil down the sides of the candle before it solidifies. Repeat with as many candles as you'd like to make.