In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The delegate should login to their personal Gmail account through a standard desktop browser, as email delegation cannot be accessed via Gmail's iOS or Android application. It will contain a request for you to accept the delegation. Doing so will activate the delegation. Confirmation and verification for the delegate may take up to half an hour. You'll find it in the upper right hand of your browser window. It will now appear under your own. You can now read and compose emails on behalf of the other user.
Summary: Login to your Gmail account. Click on the e-mail sent by the Gmail Team. Tap on the confirmation link provided. Click on your profile picture. Tap on the delegated account.

If you have a favorite joke that never fails to make people laugh, try texting that to the person in question. If you aren't sure what to send, run an internet search using keywords like "funny jokes you can text" or "text humor." Look for jokes about things they like, such as animals or movies, or that mesh with their favorite type of humor, like puns. There are no shortage of hilarious memes out there! You can Google something general like "memes to make your friends laugh" and scroll through the results. If you know the person really loves something in particular, try zeroing in on that specifically. For example, if the person is a huge Game of Thrones fan, run a Google image search to find related memes that will surely crack them up. Use one of the many meme generators online, like the Laughing Goat generator, to create something unique and specific. You can also create a meme yourself and send that to them. Snap a picture of yourself making a ridiculous face or create a brief video of yourself reciting a silly monologue and text that to them. If you want to get more creative, experiment with Snapchat filters. You can also check out free image editor apps, like Make Me Bald and LOL Booth FX, that can help you generate something hilarious. Try out one of the many apps that allow you to turn yourself into an emoji, and then text them a few silly versions of yourself. There are some really funny GIFs out there! Try searching GIF libraries for something that relates to their situation. Or search for GIFs that showcase their favorite characters from TV shows and movies. A great library for GIFs is GIPHY. Find the app in your phone's app store, download it, and then attach the GIFs directly to text messages. If you don't want to download the app, check out their user-friendly mobile website. You can also make your very own GIF. GIPHY offers this feature, or you can try another app to create a custom GIF. This silly texting game can be distracting and a lot of fun! Shoot them a text letting them know that for the next 20 minutes, you will be communicating using emojis only. Challenge them to respond the same way. See if you can decipher each other's messages and try to get them laughing with a unique combination of emojis. You might start the conversation with a smiley face or show 2 friends together. Then, let your imagination run wild. Different online websites offer pre-made cards that you can send through text message. These websites are typically searchable, so use the search tool to find something specific to their situation. Some websites, for example, lets you search for eCards about breakups and other specific situations. For example, one funny card says, "It's better to have loved and lost than to live with a psycho for the rest of your life." Such a card is sure to remind your friend that they are probably better off without their ex!
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One-sentence summary -- Text them a good joke. Send them a hilarious meme. Send a silly photo or video of yourself. Find or make the perfect GIF to crack them up. Challenge them to an exclusive emoji convo. Make them smile with a funny eCard.

Q: Sometimes, people who have difficulty staying balanced on escalators, or experience vertigo as they go down the escalator can have ear or eye issues. Get your eyes checked for any visual issues that may be causing imbalance or unsteadiness, and ask your doctor to check your ears for any issues that may be causing vertigo. Your doctor can diagnose your phobia based on your symptoms, as well as your medical, psychiatric, and social history. Be prepared to answer questions in a clinical interview about your fear of escalators and the severity of your fear. The clinical definition of a phobia is a fear of an object or experience that is consistent for six months or more. You may experience panic attacks when exposed to the object or the experience, as well extreme distress or anxiety. You will likely recognize that your fear is irrational or unreasonable and be bothered that you cannot move past your phobia. Finally, your fear may so strong you will adjust your daily routine, your social life, or your work life to avoid confronting your phobia. Once your doctor gives you an official diagnosis of escalaphobia, you can use this to get coverage for therapies and treatment for your issue. Your doctor can refer you to a certified psychologist, a cognitive behavior specialist, or even a hypnotherapist. Discuss these options, as well as the pros and cons of each option, before you agree to treatment.
A: Get your ears and eyes checked. Ask for an official diagnosis. Get a referral for a therapist.

Problem: Article: Press the Windows key (to the left of the Alt key), type "word," then press Enter. When you first open Word, you will be presented with a variety of template options and special formatting. For the purpose of this tutorial, though, choose the "blank document" option. " In the upper-left corner of the window, click on the File tab. This will open up a dropdown menu on the left side of the window with a few different choices. " Find and click on the Open option. It should be one of the first choices listed for you. This should open up an additional menu, listing sources from which you can open a document. If the PDF file is on your computer, click Computer. If the PDF file is on a flashdrive or other external drive, click on that drive. Find and open the correct PDF file from its location on your computer. After opening a PDF, you will be notified that the process may take a while to complete. Depending on the size of the PDF file and the number of graphics in the File, the process will take longer. Be aware that if you do have a large number of graphics, there is a chance that Word will not be able to properly format the document. It will still open, but may not look identical. If you downloaded the file from the web, you may be notified that editing is not enabled. This is a security measure that Word takes to prevent your computer from being infected by a virus. If you trust the source, click File in the upper-left corner of the window, then click on "Enable Editing" from inside the yellow box. You can start editing the document just like you would any other Word document. Use the arrows on the left and right side of the window to navigate through pages, or scroll just like usual.
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Open Microsoft Word. Click blank document. Click "File. Click "Open. Click the correct source. Select the PDF document. Click "OK" from the dialog box. Enable editing. Edit the document. Navigate the document.