INPUT ARTICLE: Article: High heels, or shoes that simply have a higher lifting heel, are the obvious choice. If you feel uncomfortable in heels, go for sandals or nude-colored shoes that blend into your feet and legs. Knee-high boots can also work to stretch out your frame. When choosing heels, opt for nude-colored ones, or match them to your tights. This will help stretch your legs out even more. If you're wearing a jacket, cardigan, or something similar with an outfit, keep it shorter. Shorter tops help your torso look shorter and your legs look longer, creating the illusion of height. Go for jackets and cardigans that fall above your bottom. For example, if you wear a suit to the office, look for one with a shorter jacket that comes down just to your hips. If you wear socks that are clearly visible, make sure the socks don't contrast too sharply from your pants. A more monochromatic look will stretch out your body, making you look taller overall. For example, black pants can be paired with black socks. Drawing attention upward, towards your face, can make you look taller by balancing out your top and bottom half. Try wearing a hat or wrapping a scarf around your neck. Also, pick clothing that compliments your facial features like eye color. This will direct attention upward. For example, if you have big, brown eyes, opt for a brown scarf or hat. Belts can be great to cinch pants, skirts, or dresses at the waist, making your legs look longer and more defined. For the best results, wear a skinnier belt. Anything big or bulky will make your frame look smaller and shorter in comparison. For example, if you have a dress that's a little looser around the middle, cinch it at the waist with a slim-fitted belt. Regardless of the accessories you choose, keep them in the same color family as your outfit. Wearing different colors divides a person's body into separate segments. Wearing the same color, or tones that are within the same range, creates one solid line for an observer's eye to pick up. For example, if you're wearing a black sweater with black dress pants, pair it with a skinny black belt and scarf. Wear a pocket square or bright tie to add detail to a suit, or look at casual shirts with epaulets and upper pockets. When you wear details higher up, it encourages an observing eye to move up from your feet toward your head, causing the eye to take in more height.

SUMMARY: Wear shoes that stretch out your frame. Pick short jackets or cardigans. Match your socks and pants. Wear hats or scarves. Try a slim belt. Match all your tones or go for a monochromatic look. Wear accessories higher up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: " " " " " Going forward, all emails sent to your Outlook Web account will automatically forward to Gmail.

SUMMARY: Log into the Outlook Web app and click on the gear icon. Select "Options," then click on "Organize email. Click on "Inbox rules," then select "New. Place a checkmark next to "Apply to all messages" under "When the message arrives. Click on "Forward, redirect, or send" and select "Forward the message to. Type the Gmail address to which you want email forwarded into the "To" field. Click on "OK," then select "Save.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: IBS is a chronic condition consisting of abdominal pain and abnormal bowel habits (diarrhea and/or constipation). It may or may not be associated with certain "triggers," and there is no identifiable medical cause. Treatment is based primarily on symptom management, as well as lifestyle modification to reduce exposure to any "triggers" that you identify. Be aware that there are other diseases and conditions which have symptoms similar to IBS. It is important you speak with your primary healthcare physician to make sure you have an accurate diagnosis. Things that may have similar symptoms as IBS include Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, lactose intolerance, thyroid disease, abuse of laxatives, gallstones, diverticulitis, and more. IBS is extremely common and it is the second most prevalent reason for being absent from work (second only to the common cold). Approximately 1020% of the population experience IBS symptoms; of those people, an estimated 15% seek professional medical help and treatments as a way to manage their symptoms. Record the time and location of symptoms like stomach pain, discomfort, bloating, diarrhea, or constipation. Also include what you were doing, how you were feeling, and what type of food or medication you consumed. All of this information may help you and your doctor to determine what triggers your IBS. This, in turn, can help you to better manage and live with IBS with minimal impact on your daily life. Look for a support group in your area for people with IBS or other digestive disorders. The members understand what it's like to live with the condition and can offer information and support. Try the IBS Self-Help and Support Group at http://www.ibsgroup.org, or the International Foundation for Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders at 888-964-2001.

SUMMARY: Learn about IBS. Know that you are not alone. Keep a journal to track your symptoms and triggers. Join a support group that will help you to understand the disease.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your device or product requires cleaning, explain how to do so. Be sure to enumerate the cleaning supplies needed. Inform the reader of how often they should clean. Then, just as you would in any other section of the user manual, include numbered step-by-step instructions as to how cleaning should proceed. If cleaning requires some disassembly of the product, or removal of a certain part or parts, be sure to include details on how to disassemble. Include a warning about the results of failing to clean the device will be. For instance, you might say, "Failure to clean will result in a below optimal performance." If the product or device can be serviced by the user to correct performance issues, include numbered directions as to how the user can do so. For instance, if the batteries need to be changed after every 300 hours of use, include directions on how to check whether the batteries need to be changed, how to remove the dead batteries, and how to insert the new batteries. If there are some maintenance tasks that can only be performed by a certified technician, divide the maintenance portion of the manual into two sections. The user manual should, if necessary, explain how to store the product or device properly. You should also include information about why storage is necessary, and what the results of improper storage are. For instance, you might write: "Store the product in a cool, dry place. Improper storage could shorten the life of your product due to the buildup of moisture." "Do not expose product to heat or store at temperatures above 120F (49C). Doing so may lead to combustion." You might organize this section as a list of common problems and their solutions. Group similar problems together under a logical heading. This way, users can find specific problems quickly. For instance, if there are several problems with the computer displaying a blue screen, list them together under a sub-heading like "Common Screen Problems." You should also include a phone number and/or email for customer service in this section.

SUMMARY:
Explain how to clean the device. Tell the user how to perform basic maintenance. Discuss storage options. Include troubleshooting information.