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Let's say my school address is schoolemail@school.edu, and uses Outlook Web Access (OWA). I also have a Gmail account (we'll say it's personalemail@gmail.com). I set up a forwarding rule in OWA to take all messages that come to schoolemail@school.edu and forward them automatically to personalemail@gmail.com. It works beautifully. I even get it in my Droid's Gmail box.

Here's the problem: when I get an email that came through the school email and was forwarded to my personal email, I cannot hit "reply" and send a reply to the person who sent it to me. It "replies" to schoolemail@school.edu instead (since it was forwarded from that account). How can I "reply" to someone's email without having to write a new one (and without it showing as coming from personalemail@gmail.com instead of schoolemail@school.edu)?

Okay, I played this in probably the early to mid 90s on the computer at the library... Bear with me, I was like five, so I can only remember vague things. I'm pretty sure it was a Mac computer, by the way, but not positive. I think it was like a big house, and each room had different things you could do in them, like little mini-games...I think there was something to do with a teddy bear... (Maybe the icon for it was a bear? Something like that?) It was probably some kind of learning game for kids, but wasn't just learning, it was also just fun... I remember in the kitchen, there was something where you bang on different glasses and make the different notes to make music. There may have been something with a piano in another room. I really can't remember much more about it, but it's been driving me crazy trying to remember. 10 points for anyone who remembers the name.

My cat (7 months) was spayed today, and I just brought her home. I put her in an extra-large dog crate/cage with her litter box and food/water bowls, because the vet said not to let her jump or move around a lot. Here's the problem-- my cat just inhaled the food in her bowl and is going crazy looking for more, she keeps knocking over her water bowl and spilling it in the crate, she's standing on her hind legs and stretching/reaching out of the cage, she's trying to pull the e-collar off... She's always been a very hyper kitten anyway, and tonight she isn't "lethargic and tired" like the vet said she'd be. She wants to PLAY. Has anyone else had this problem? I'm afraid she'll rip her stitches.

I have a 20GB Xbox360 Pro right now. I have a lot of achievements, game saves, DLC, etc. on the hard drive. I am about to purchase a new Elite Xbox360, which has the 120GB hard drive. How can I transfer my gamertag, achievements, game saves, DLC, and everything to make it EXACTLY like it is on my current one?

(Can it be done with the new flash drive update?)

Okay, so at my house we have a linksys router already that we use wirelessly. When we put it upstairs, the signal downstairs is fairly weak, and when we put it downstairs, the signal upstairs is weak.

I already own a second linksys router. My question is, is there a way to put one router downstairs and one router upstairs in order to extend our wireless? *I'm not asking about getting an extender or an antenna, etc. ... I'm asking if there's a way to do it with two routers.*

Please put precise (read: Networking for Dummies) instructions if you know how to do this. I'm pretty technical usually, but NOT when it comes to wireless devices.

All right, guys. Help me out here. I'm getting a new TV next week, and I will be using it primarily to play Xbox 360 and Wii (mostly 360-- games like Cod4 and MW2 as well as other, slower games). I'm looking for about a 32' based on the available space I have. Also, I am not made of money-- please don't offer me any $1000 televisions.

You can either mention specific televisions, or give me an idea of the best specs. I already know that LCD is preferred over plasma.

I keep hearing conflicting answers here, so I'm going to have to ask for more than a "yes" or "no" thing. If you know how to do this, give me a walk-through or step-by-step to show me how.

This is regarding the Nazi Zombies portion of Call of Duty5-- Can you have two people with Xbox Live accounts signed into the same Xbox 360 console (playing split-screen) and then play online with one or two other people?

I am trying to write a paper for my linguistics class, and I am unsure how to write pronunciations of words (using IPA, I think?). Specifically, I am writing a term paper about Internet words, and I need to write the pronunciation of lol-- not the letters but the actual word itself (long o). Would it be {loul}? Do I put it in { } or [ ] or / / ? I can't figure out the proper way.

Thanks!

I only remember a piece of it, I think near the beginning. Seems a family is out walking, and pushing a big black baby carriage. Somehow, they are distracted, and the baby carriage rolls down a hill or something away from them... I was thinking for some reason that it's from one of the old Batman movies. What am I thinking about?

I need to reference a quote from Dante's The Divine Comedy in a paper I'm writing; however, I don't know the year in which he wrote it. Is there a known year?

Does anyone know what happened to rootforum1.com? I watched the Doctor Who series 4 there because they would post them as soon as they aired in the UK. :( Now it says the account has been suspended. Anyone have any info on it? Will it be back up?

I live in a small duplex with a roommate. I want a small (mini or toy, perhaps?) dog that can easily be a lapdog. Shorter hair for little to no shedding, hypoallergenic would be a BIG plus. A quiet dog would be nice, as I live in a duplex and my roommate doesn't like "yappy dogs." I think a crossbreed would be okay as well (a maltipoo or a pekipoo, etc). Anyone have any ideas?