In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can select any image in your Photos app to send in an email. Open the Photos app and select the album that contains the image you want to send. If you took the photo with your iDevice, it will appear in the Camera Roll album. Tap the image to open it. This looks like a box with an arrow coming out of the top. The Share menu will open, and you can swipe through to add images. You can now swipe through your collection and attach additional pictures. You can select up to five images total. This will open a new mail message with the pictures attached. Enter in the recipient, subject, and any message you would like to include. You will need to have connected an email address to your Mail app. If you are trying to send a lot of images, you may run into the message size limit, which is usually around 20-25 Mb, depending on your mail service. Tap the bar in the mail message that displays the size of the images. Select Small, Medium, Large, or Original Size. The combined file size for all of the images will be displayed for each option. Shrinking images will reduce the quality. If your recipient will be printing the images, send the original size. Tap Send to send your message. This may take a little while if you are sending a lot of images, but the send process will occur in the background.
Summary: Find an image that you want to email. Tap the "Share" button. Select additional pictures. Tap the "Mail" icon. Change the image size. Send the message.

This will depend on the intended use of the document. Identify how many different pieces of information must be captured, and relate that to the number of fields required to provide adequate space for that data. The idea is to create a flow from 1 field to the next that will make sense to those who will use the document. A very simple form that is intended to capture basic contact information may follow a sequence of date, first name, last name, address, city, state or province, zip or postal code, telephone and fax numbers and a field for an email address. Software applications typically make it easy to create fields that can be moved by using a computer mouse to drag the field into position on a blank document. Create and place fields that correspond to the data that must be entered on the form in the same sequence you chose earlier. Most software programs used to make forms allow you to adjust the length and width of each field, as well as restrict the type of characters that are allowed in each field. This makes it possible to ensure that dates and telephone numbers are entered in a uniform manner. If the form is to be used in an online environment or part of a template in a database, adding drop down menus will often require creating a table and associating it with the appropriate field. Specific instructions on how to accomplish this can be found in the support materials that came with the software. Before releasing the form for general use, take the time to enter some data and make sure the result is what you expected. Should the data not get entered properly, or 1 or more fields do not function as anticipated, return to the form template and make adjustments.
++++++++++
One-sentence summary -- Determine the types of information that must be entered in the fields of the form. Arrange the information types in a logical sequence. Apply the arrangement to the creation of a form template. Customize each field on your form template. Add drop down menus when appropriate. Test-drive your form.

Q: Check the news and look for travel advisories from the government before you depart to avoid journeying into a potentially dangerous area. Civil strife, an upswing in crime, or even natural disasters can happen at any time. Be aware of the conditions of the area into which you're traveling. The US Department of State provides this nifty site for accessing advisories: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/traveladvisories/traveladvisories.html/ Announcing your travel plans on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram may alert thieves that your home is unattended. If you want to document your travels on social media, set your accounts to private and make sure you know who can see your profiles. If you don't feel secure after taking these measures, post your vacation pictures when you get back from your trip. Big, bulky cameras, beach bags, floppy hats, and brightly colored clothing may advertise that you're a tourist, which makes you an easy target for theft and pickpocketing. Avoid drawing attention to yourself, carry your camera in a camera bag, and try to blend in with the locals. For example, opt for jeans and a T-shirt instead of wearing a loud Hawaiian print shirt and swim shorts. Exploring a new place by yourself can be fun, but it can also make you an easy target. Stay in groups when wandering around, and don't venture too far from your hotel at night. Avoid unlit areas at night and stay off beaches after dark. If you plan on sightseeing alone, let friends or family know your planned itinerary. Always know how to contact the local police whenever you enter a foreign area. Listen to your intuition. If a situation or area doesn't feel comfortable, go elsewhere. Fanny packs and loose purses are a pickpocketer's primary targets. Their straps can easily be cut, and the culprit can be off into the crowd without a trace. Instead, wear purses with straps that go across the chest, and keep your wallet in a bag or your breast pocket instead of your back pocket. You can also check out travel backpacks, which have anti-theft features. It's easy to get distracted when you're in a new place, since there's so much to see and do! Unfortunately, this makes you an easy target. Try to keep your wits about you when you're walking around and avoid distractions like constantly taking video, looking down for long periods to text or surf the web, and so on. Stay on guard to keep yourself safe. Try to avoid getting intoxicated unless you have family or friends with you who can watch your back.
A: Read the news before departing. Don't advertise your absence on social media. Dress like a native and try to blend in. Stay in groups and avoid wandering off alone. Wear crossbody bags and purses to deter pickpockets. Remain alert and avoid distractions.

Article: Add salt to taste (optional). Place in the refrigerator to chill until needed. This serves about 4-6 people and goes well with a meal needing a sweet, hot touch as a condiment.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Assemble the ingredients and items needed to make the salsa. Combine all of the ingredients in a large bowl. Cover the bowl. Serve.

Problem: Article: Find a basic white button down shirt. Look for a gray or black skirt that almost reaches your knees. Pleats are optional. Pick a V-neck vest in gray or black to wear over your white shirt. Select a tie in Gryffindor colors (scarlet and gold) to wear underneath the vest. You could also wear a button down cardigan instead of a vest, especially if you're not going to be wearing a robe. Look for knee-high socks in a solid color, such as gray or black. Wear black or brown shoes in a simple style, such as Mary Janes or loafers. You can find one at academic bookstores, costume stores, or charity and thrift stores. Just be sure to find one in nice condition, as Hermione wouldn't have had ragged or worn robes. Ask any lawyers or academics in your family if they have a robe you could borrow. If so, be careful not to permanently attach a Hogwarts insignia to the robe.
Summary:
Wear a white shirt. Find a skirt. Choose a vest and tie. Select socks and shoes. Wear a robe.