Article: This program resembles a blue and white envelope with a white "O" on it. Doing so opens the Outlook program. It's on the far-left side of the Home toolbar. This drop-down box is in the "Include" group of options in the Message toolbar. It's in the Signature drop-down menu. It's in the "Select signature to edit" box that's in the top-right corner of the Signatures and Stationery window. Select the part of the signature that you want to change, then click the font drop-down box and click a new font. The font drop-down box is above the top-left corner of the "Edit signature" box. Select the portion of the signature that you want to change, then click the numbered box to the right of the font box and click a number. The larger the number, the larger the selected text. A common use for this feature is enlarging one's name while keeping one's company title or website information small and on a line below the name. You can make parts of your signature bold, italic, or underlined by selecting the section you want to edit and then clicking the B, I, or underlined U icon, respectively. You'll find these icons to the right of the font and text size options. Select a piece of your signature, click the "Automatic" drop-down box to the right of the formatting options, then click a color you want to use. Select your whole signature, then click one of the horizontal line icons to the right of the text color option. This will change the signature's margin. Click the link icon, which is on the far-right side of the editing options that are above the "Edit signature" window, and then type in the word you want to use as the link text as well as the link itself. You can also add a picture to your signature by clicking the icon to the left of the link icon and then selecting a photo. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so saves your signature and applies the changes to any emails you send in the future.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Outlook 2016. Click New Email. Click Signature. Click Signatures. Click your name. Change your signature's font. Increase or decrease your signature's size. Format your signature. Apply a different color to your signature. Change your signature's indentation. Add a link to your signature. Click OK.

Problem: Article: Keep your body as flat as possible in the water and face your head and eyes forward and down. Use your legs to paddle as quickly as possible to stay floating. Stretch forward with your hand and slice through the water. Move your hips and shoulders to generate extra movement and speed. To find the right speed you should be swimming at, count to 6 quickly and try and paddle your legs in tempo with your counting. Remember to breathe in whenever you feel like it. Only rotate your head when you need to breathe. Breathe from one side of your mouth as half your face should still be in the water when you rotate your head to breathe. Make sure your body is as flat as possible as you lie in the water. Keep your head and neck relaxed. Focus on your shoulder as you raise your arm out of the water. Rotate your arm through the water and turn your palm to face your feet. Then flex your arm and push through the water. Kick from your hips and keep your legs close together. Breathe in when each arm finishes a full movement. Use your breath to judge the tempo of your stroke. When performing the breaststroke, keeping your body level is vital to ensure efficient usage of energy and to ensure that you keep your balance. Relax your neck and shoulders as much as you can. Point your arms forward and face your hands down and out. Bend your knees and bring your feet towards your butt. Lift 1 shoulder when you need to breathe. You should breathe whenever you feel like it's necessary. Lift your shoulder so your chin is just touching the surface of the water and breathe in. Exhale when your head is back underwater.
Summary: Perform the front crawl if you're going for speed. Do the backstroke for a leisurely swim. Swim with the breaststroke if you want a calm swim.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap the WordPress app icon, which resembles the WordPress "W" logo. This will open your WordPress dashboard if you're logged in. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password to continue. On iPhone it's in the bottom-left corner of the screen and on Android it's on the top-left of the screen. Doing so will bring up your main WordPress blog's dashboard. If you have more than one blog under the same email address, tap Switch Site in the top-left corner of the screen, then tap the name of the blog that you want to delete. You'll find it in the "PUBLISH" section. It's below the bottom-right corner of the post. Skip this step on Android. This is below the post. Doing so deletes the post from your WordPress site. On Android, tap DELETE when prompted.

SUMMARY: Open WordPress. Tap the WordPress icon. Make sure that you're on the correct blog. Tap Blog Posts. Tap More. Tap Trash. Tap Move to Trash when prompted.

Your guinea pig's teeth will grow throughout its life and they may get too long and become painful. To prevent this, you should provide your guinea pig with things to chew on like unpainted woodchips, straw, twigs, or even empty paper towel rolls. Along with unlimited hay. These things will help naturally wear down your guinea pig's teeth and keep them from getting too long. You should check your guinea pig's teeth once a month to make that they are not getting too long. If your guinea pig stops eating, its teeth may be sore and preventing it from eating properly. Consult your veterinarian about getting your animal's teeth clipped. To keep your animal's ears from becoming infected, you should check them every week and clean them every two weeks. Use a soft cloth to gently wipe the part of the ear that you can see. Be careful not to delve too deep into the animal's ear, as this can hurt it and impact debris in the ear canal, which can, in turn, result in an infection. A drop of mineral oil on the cloth may also help with the cleaning process. Both male and female guinea pigs have a grease gland on their lower back. Male guinea pigs are particularly greasy and secrete a sticky and pungent oil from this area when they are courting females or fighting other males. This grease can build up on your guinea pig's hair and skin, making your animal smell bad and lead to an infection of the gland. Use a cotton swab with a non-abrasive oil or soap to clean the area of grease. Your guinea pig may get fleas at some point. The best way to deal with this problem is to bathe your animal and scrub it with shampoo. To avoid fleas in general, you should regularly clean your guinea pigs cage and change out its bedding. Do not use flea removers designed for other animals. This may make your guinea pig sick and kill it.
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Take care of your guinea pig's teeth. Check your guinea pig's ears. Clean its grease gland. Prevent fleas.