In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One option is to buy a metal removal product that sits in the skimmer basket for up to one month. This is the first step of most stain removal processes and will help your overall efforts to clean your pool. There are many sizes to choose from that offer various degrees of strength, so if possible, ask a pool professional which kind is best for your situation. This includes chlorinators, metal ionizers, generators, UV systems, and ozone generators. It is best to avoid water contact with pool heaters, chlorine generators and other non-filtration systems that are near your pool during the process of stain removal and heavy chemical treatments. The lower the chlorine level is, the less ascorbic acid you need to clean your pool. You can wait for the chlorine level to drop naturally with rainfall or time, but if time is a factor, you can add sodium thiosulfate to the water, following the manufacturer's instructions. Add an algaecide to the pool water. Be sure to follow the instructions on the product box regarding the method of application and how much you need for your size pool. This prevents algae from growing with lowered chlorine levels. Minerals respond best to chemicals, and if you believe your stain is related to metals, or if the suggestions above for organic pool stains do not improve your stain, try ascorbic acid based pool products. If you want to try an easy and effective home method, crush up vitamin C tablets, and rub them against the stain. After a few minutes, check to see if it begins to lighten. Keep in mind that ascorbic acid is best for treating iron stains, while citric acid is best for treating copper stains. Treat large stains by adding ascorbic acid to the pool water by sprinkling it evenly over the surface of the water. Start by using a 1/2 pound of ascorbic acid per 10,000 gallons of water in the pool. Set the filter on "circulate" and turn it on. Allow the ascorbic acid to work for a half-hour. Check the pool to see if the stains are gone. If they're still there, add more ascorbic acid, and let the filter circulate the treatment for another half-hour. Repeat this process until the pool is clean. It is important to monitor the pH, alkalinity and hardness levels to their appropriate range which is determined by the size of the pool. You should turn on any automatic chlorinators, chlorine generators, UV systems, and ozone generators. Place a fresh metal eliminator pack in the pool skimmer basket, or a larger metal eliminator pack in the pump basket, to keep metal levels low, and help maintain a stain-free pool throughout the season.
Summary: Take the proper steps to get rid of any metal in your pool. Turn off all machines and pool equipment near the pool water. Lower the chlorine level in your pool between 0 and 2 parts per million. Remove metal stains with ascorbic acid. Restore a healthy chemical balance in the pool water.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before trying to access your work email from home, contact your company's IT department to make sure that it is allowed. Many larger companies prohibit accessing work email outside of the office for security reasons. Your IT department can also point your in the right direction for getting access to your email. Depending on the Microsoft products your business is using, there are a couple of different ways you may be able to access your email from a web browser. If your company uses Office 365 for Business or has an Exchange server configured for web access, you can use Outlook Web App (Formerly Outlook Web Access) to view your work emails. If your company does have Outlook Web App, you can access the login page depending on how your company's email service is configured: Office 365 for Business - Visit portal.office.com. Exchange server - Visit the login page for your Exchange server. For example, if your company is called "Interslice," your Exchange login page may be mail.interslice.com. Enter your Office 365 for Business or Exchange email address and password. If you don't know these, contact your IT department. After logging in, you'll be able to open your account's inbox. The process is a little different depending on if you're using Office 365 for Business or an Exchange server: Office 365 for Business - Click the app launcher button (it's grid-shaped) and select "Mail." Exchange server - Click the "Mail" option in the navigation bar. Once you've opened your inbox, you can view, reply, and compose messages much like you would with other mail clients and websites. Your folders will be displayed on the left side of the screen, and your messages in the middle. Selecting a message will make it appear in the right frame.
Summary: Contact your company's IT department. Find out if your business uses Office 365 or an Exchange server that supports Outlook Web App (Access). Visit the login page for your company's email service. Log in with your full email address and password. Open your mail box. Read and reply to your mail.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Click the Windows "Start" button and select "All Programs." Scroll down the list to find the startup folder. Right-click the "Startup" folder in the menu and select "Open All Users" to open the folder for all users on the computer. Choose "Explore" to open the folder for the currently logged-in user only. Right-click on the file or program's icon, and select "create shortcut." The shortcut will be created in the same folder as the original program. Startup items can be either programs or other files. For example, you can set a word processing document to open upon startup. The program will now open the next time you start the computer. To cut and paste: Right-click on the shortcut item in the original folder and select "cut" from the menu. Then, in the Startup folder, right click on any white space in the window and select "paste. Or, highlight the shortcut icon and hold down ctrl+x. Then, with the startup folder active, press ctrl+v.
Summary:
Open the Startup folder in Windows' start menu. Create a shortcut to the program or file you want to run at startup. Drag, or cut and paste the shortcut icon into the Startup Folder.