Q: Indoor or container-planted daffodils can be moved outside for planting in the ground after flowering. The best time to do this is after they flower and when the foliage has died back. This will typically be in the summer. As sunny patch is necessary, as the daffodils require sunlight to grow. Well-draining soil is necessary because narcissus bulbs rot easily in wet ground. Also remember to weed the area where you'll be planting. Incorporate plenty of compost or organic matter (such as well-rotted horse manure) into the soil before planting. If you aren't sure how much to use, cover your soil with the organic matter to a depth of 2 to 4 inches (5.1 to 10.2cm), then dig it into the ground to a spade's depth. That's approximately 6 inches (15.2cm) of depth for a 2 inch (5.1cm) bulb. It's good to add a trowel full of compost to the bottom of the hole for the bulb to sit on. Put the bulb in the hole with the pointed end facing upwards. You might like to top-dress with a layer of fertilizer or mulch. Narcissus bulbs that have been relocated to the ground should flower again the following spring.
A: Move narcissus outdoors in the summer. Find a sunny patch in the garden with good drainage. Add some organic material to the soil. To plant each bulb, dig a hole three times as deep as the bulb is wide. Fill the hole with soil and water well.

Article: Different businesses have different company policies for accessing email outside of work. Your IT department may also have special instructions you'll need to follow while getting your connection to your email account configured. If your business uses Exchange or Office 365 for Business, you can add the account to Outlook on your Windows or Mac computer. This will display account information for your current accounts. This will let you add a new account to Outlook. Outlook will automatically detect the type of server that you are connecting to. You'll likely be prompted for your password again during the setup process. Note that Outlook 2016 only supports setting up Exchange accounts using the automated system, and your Exchange administrator will need to have configured your server to allow this. Outlook 2016 does also not support Exchange 2007 servers. After you log in with your account, you'll be able to send and receive work email using this Outlook client. Just select your work inbox from the left navigation menu.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Contact your IT department. Open Outlook on your computer. Click the File menu and select "Info." Click the "Add Account" button. Enter your work email address and password. Access your work email.

Q: There are a variety of tools available online and at electronics retailers. One of the most popular products is the SkipDr, though there are several others available as well. Use warm water to rinse any debris and dust off of the disc, then dry it off with a microfiber cloth. Most repair kits come with a soft cloth you can use. Don't spray it onto the label. Apply an even coat across the entire "read" side of the disc. The process for this will vary depending on the tool you are using. Make sure the "read" side is facing the scrubbing pad on the repair tool. Refer to the instructions to make sure you are inserting the disc properly. You may need to turn a crank or press a button to make the disc spin. The repair tool will spin the disc, rubbing the cleaning pad across the "read" side. {{greenbox: Note: You'll likely need to spin it several times in order to buff out scratches. Many repair kits come with a buffing cloth, which you'll use to buff the disc after repairing it. Vigorous buffing will help ensure that the disc can be read. use the cloth and buff in small, concentric circles around the read surface. Insert the repaired disc into your Xbox console and try playing it. If it still doesn't work, you can repeat the repair process again. Some users have reported it taking up to ten tries to get a game to work. Some scratches may be too deep to repair using these tools.
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Purchase a disc scratch repair tool. Rinse and dry the disc before using the disc repair tool. Spray the included cleaner fluid onto the "read" side of the disc. Insert the disc into the repair tool. Press the mechanism to spin the disc in the repair tool. Buff the disc with the included buffing cloth. Try the disc.