Problem: Article: You can get this information from your email provider. Most providers use POP3 or IMAP. Exchange is often used in office environments. If you're using Exchange, tap Select to choose a client certificate if instructed by your administrator.  This information comes from your email provider. Follow the on-screen instructions to enter all of the requested information to complete the setup process. Now that you've set up your new account, here's how you can switch between mailboxes to view all of your mail:  Tap ☰ at the top-left corner of Gmail. Tap the down arrow to the right of your username. Select the account you want to use. This opens the inbox for that account. You can send a receive messages from the new account on this screen. To switch back to the other account, tap ☰, tap the down arrow, and select that account.
Summary: Enter your email address. Tap Next. Select a service type. Enter your email password. Tap Next. Enter the server details as prompted. Switch between email accounts.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Figure out how much your store will cost to run before opening it. If you don’t have a full financial picture, your store is unlikely to succeed. Operating costs, sometimes called overhead or fixed costs, are the expenses you have to pay regularly just to keep the store open. Add up all the costs that remain consistent each month and have to be paid. The resulting sum is your operating cost.  Common items for operating costs are rent, utilities, insurance, and phone/internet connections. If you take out loans, paying them back is also a fixed cost. Common advice is to keep your rent about 6% of your yearly sales. Keep this in mind when you add up your costs. If rent is $2,000 per month, that's $24,000 per year. That means you'd need about $400,000 in sales to meet this recommendation. If you can't project sales that high, consider finding cheaper rent. These costs are called variable costs, because they can change from month to month. For instance, you could buy less inventory or hire less workers and your store would still stay open. Add up what all your inventory will cost you and how much paying your employees will cost. Then combine this number with any other variable costs you have.  Some other variable costs include advertising and marketing expenses, since you technically don’t have to do these things to stay open. Add up your fixed and variable costs to get your breakeven price, meaning the amount you have to make each month just to cover your expenses. A business plan is crucial not only to focus your own thoughts, but also because any potential investors will want to see your plan before providing any financing. Put together a comprehensive explanation for your business, including the products you’ll sell, your operating plan, and all your expenses. Be ready to present this plan to anyone you ask for financing.  Start by describing your business concisely. What will you sell and who is your target audience? Then outline how you will fit into the current market. Explain the research that you’ve done and how you’ll set yourself apart from competitors. Finally, outline your total costs, both fixed and variable. Then note how much financing you’ll need to get started. While forming a business entity is not a requirement, there are many advantages to doing so. Forming an entity separates your personal and business finances, so your personal savings are protected. Merchants, manufacturers, and lenders are also usually more willing to work with a business rather than an individual. Finally, you can declare business expenses and get tax write-offs as a business owner.  The most common entities are a Limited Liability Company (LLC) and corporation. Most small businesses are LLCs because they usually don’t involve a lot of people. File for a business license in the state you’re operating in. If you don’t want to handle the paperwork yourself, you can hire a lawyer or other business to do the work for you. If you don’t have enough savings to open the store yourself, then secure financing from a bank or private individuals. Apply for a small business loan from a local bank. If the bank won’t provide enough funds, a private investor may be a better option. Keep in mind that private investors usually want to see a larger return on their investment than a bank. They may want to own a part of the business in exchange for the loan.  The amount of the loan depends on your total costs. Experts recommend having 6-12 months of expenses on hand when you start up, because it will take several months to start bringing in money. Typical amounts for opening a small clothing store range from a low of $50,000 to over $200,000, or even more for larger stores. It’s better to have more cash on hand than not enough. Most small business fail within their first year because they don’t have enough capital.

SUMMARY: Determine your total operating costs. Add up your inventory and labor costs. Draw up a business plan. Form a legal business entity. Apply for a business loan or find private investors.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lots of makeup on your face can make it hard to focus on your truly good features. Beauty experts have long adhered to a principle credited to Coco Chanel: remove one thing from your look. It's easy to get carried away with makeup and lose your best features in a sea of product; less might be the cuter option in your case.
Summary: Beware of unnecessary additions.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lighting plays a huge role in determining how you look – even the most beautiful models look completely different under fluorescent lighting. Do yourself a favor and choose lighting that will flatter your body.  Turn out the lights and opt for candlelight instead. This can soften your features. Replace regular light bulbs with bulbs that offer a pink glow. This can help you skin tone have a golden glow. Create backlighting by placing standing or bedside lamps behind you. This will make your silhouette look amazing. Facing forward can sometimes cause your body to look boxier than it actually is. Instead, try turning so you’re standing at a ¾ angle. This will enhance your curves and give your body more shape.  Don’t stand straight up. Instead, put your hand on your hip and bend your knee. Bend your arm and rest it on your hip; this will make your arm look longer and leaner. Pose in bed to figure out your best angles when laying down. Lie on your side and position your bottom arm under your breasts to lift them up. So much of beauty stems from what’s inside. If you feel confident on the inside, that confidence will radiate outwards and make you look even more beautiful naked.  Focus on all your body parts that you love and forget about anything that is making you feel insecure. Think back to a moment when you felt sexy and powerful and try to recreate that moment in the here and now. Try putting on a track by your favorite pop diva – listening to Beyonce or Britney Spears is guaranteed to make you feel sexier and more confident.
Summary:
Choose the right light. Know your angles. Harness your inner confidence.