INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you want to attach a photo to an email you send through Gmail, Yahoo, or any other web mail service, it will need to be uploaded from your computer. This means you will need to copy it to your computer first if it's on another device. See this guide for instructions on transferring images from a camera to your computer. See this guide for instructions on transferring images from an iPhone, iPod, or iPad to your computer. See this guide for instructions on transferring images from an Android device to your computer. There are exceptions to this. You can attach files in Gmail from your Google Drive, which can be up to 10 GB. Outlook.com and OneDrive operate similarly. If you are emailing images you took with your digital camera, they may be way too big to send. You will need to resize these images and convert them to a format that is suitable for sharing, such as PNG or JPG. File formats like BMP and RAW are much too large to send, and can cause inconveniences for your recipients. If your recipient is planning on printing the images, send them without resizing. Login into your email service and create a new message. While the process varies depending on your service, you can usually click the "Attachments" button and browse your computer for the images you want to add. You may also be able to drag and drop images into the mail message. The "Attachments" button typically looks like a paperclip. The images will need to upload before you can proceed. This may take a little while if you are adding a lot of images on a slow connection. Once your message is complete and all the images added, click the Send button to send your message.

SUMMARY: Copy the image(s) to your computer. Convert and resize your images if necessary. Create a new message. Attach the files. Send the message.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Essentially the opposite of the bleach method above, this method uses tea and/or a similar staining agent to make a shirt's colors appear darker and muddier, rather than lighter and more faded. As such, this method is best for white or light-colored shirts, though it has some usefulness for vibrant, brightly colored shirts, so long as they're not too darkly shaded. Finally, remove the shirt from its bath and rinse thoroughly in the sink, removing any lingering staining agent or vinegar. Machine wash and dry as you normally would. Congratulations! Your shirt should be ready to wear.

SUMMARY: Grab a light-colored shirt. Rinse, wash and dry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can do this by double-clicking the document on your computer. Alternatively, open Microsoft Word first (under All Apps in the Start menu on Windows, or in the Applications folder on macOS), then open the document. Clicking right before the first character on the page should do the trick. It's one of the menus at the top of Word. The name you see will vary depending on your version. A list of various types of breaks will appear. It's under the "Section Breaks" header. This page (and any that follow it) are now in landscape mode. Since you only want to rotate one page, you'll just need to add another break at the bottom of the page to convert the remaining pages back to portrait mode. The remaining pages after this break will all be in portrait mode, while the page(s) between the breaks will remain in landscape.

SUMMARY: Open the document in Microsoft Word. Click the cursor at the beginning of the page you want to rotate. Click Layout or Page Layout. Click the Breaks menu. Click Next Page. Click the Layout or Page Layout again. Click the Orientation menu. Click Landscape. Click the cursor at the beginning of the next page. Click Layout or Page Layout. Click Breaks. Click Next Page. Click the Orientation menu. Click Portrait.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your cat will understandably be nervous when you take it home, and a secure carrier can offer an enclosed space to offer comfort and keep your cat safe. Some cats vomit or urinate while nervous, so a well-made carrier can protect your car's interior. Your shelter or breeder may be able to lend you a carrier for your first trip home. Ask your shelter or breeder for a blanket or towel that your cat has been sleeping with to put in the carrier. The familiar smell will be comforting to your cat on its trip to your home. Your cat or kitten will obviously need to eat and eliminate waste the day you bring it home, so be prepared by having all of the essentials you will need. These include food and water dishes, a litter box, and a supply of kitty litter. Kittens grow a lot in their first year, and they have specific dietary and nutritional needs. If you're adopting a kitten, be sure to buy specially formulated kitten food. You may want to talk with your shelter or breeder and select the same type of food and litter your cat or kitten is already used to, at least for the first few weeks. You can gradually add in different types so your cat doesn't face too many changes at once. While some cats may be happy to sleep on other furniture in the house, they will feel more secure and comfortable if they have their own bed. You can choose a bed as simple as a cat-sized pillow, blanket, or mat or a nest-type bed that will help keep your cat warm while sleeping. Cats like to sleep off of the floor, so place your cat's bed on top of a chair or table. Be cautious about this with very young kittens or elderly cats. This may increase their risk for injury. If you have more than one cat, providing a bed for each of them will help ease territorial issues. You may need to move the location of the cat's bed a few times before you find a place that your cat prefers. It can be easy to forget about these if you haven't had a cat before, but they are important for making your new pet feel at home. Make sure any cat toys you buy don't have small pieces that can be easily eaten by your cats. Similarly, steer clear of toys with strings or ribbon on them. If these become loose, your cat can swallow them. Keep rubber bands and elastic away from your cats as well because they can swallow these and choke on them or sustain intestinal injuries from them. You will want to make sure your new cat or kitten is in good health as soon as it becomes yours, so find and schedule a visit with a veterinarian as soon as possible. It is best if you can take your cat to the veterinarian before you even bring it home. Your veterinarian will check for pests like ear mites, fleas, and worms. Your cat or kitten will also receive any vaccinations it needs. Keep in mind that kittens can be spayed or neutered as early as eight weeks, but ideally before 6 months of age. However, spaying or neutering is a wise idea at any age after eight weeks.

SUMMARY:
Purchase a sturdy pet carrier to take your cat home. Buy feeding and litter box supplies. Purchase bedding for your new pet. Remember to get toys and scratching posts for your cat. Find a veterinarian.