How do you logout of your mail account on a Mac?
If you're accessing your email through a web browser, simply look for the Logout or Sign Out link on your webmail page (in Gmail, for instance, that can be found by clicking on your account icon in the upper right of the page and select Sign Out).If you're referring to a stand-alone email client such as Apple's Mail or Outlook for Mac, there is no "log out" since the client is basically just a database that's storing your mail offline, it's not a website. You can choose to not store your password in that app (or remove it from the keychain if you've already saved it) so that you have to enter your password every time you open the app before you can send or receive new messages, but anything already downloaded will still be accessible since it's an app, not a website.If you're worried about securing your information when you're away from your computer, just set your security preferences (in System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General) to "require password" _x_ minutes after sleep or screensaver, and then set your energy saver or screensaver setting to a low number (or you can use the logout or sleep commands from the Apple Menu or the Login Window option that's in the Fast User Switching menu if you have that enabled.)
I just found a baby bunny. What do i do?
A cat had a baby bunny. It isn't wounded but it is really scared. we put it in a really big dog cage for the night and i gave it 2% milk and smoe grass and really small bits of carrot (like four bits about the size of a BB or pellet (like for a gun) And some grass. should i take that out NOW?? i want to call a animal person tomarrow but will it be ok through the night?