I have lost the plastic tab that in close the slide switch. Are able to send me another. My address cHARLES SMITH Rm. 330 3108 DON ETHELL BLVD.SW CALGARY ALBERTA T3E 6Z5.

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SONY RM-YD059 remote is easier to disassemble then other models. Slide battery cover open 1 inch or half open. Using a plastic toothpick or similar device pop cover using the groove. There are three sliding locks on each side. You will now see six screws holding halves together - remove. There are six more clips holding remote together. Starting at the top working towards the bottom, there are three per side, location of clips at red and blue buttons, at between 4&7 and 6&9 rows, and finally at muting and jump buttons. Voila - Happy cleaning. Note: directional ring is keyed with thin and fat tabs, fat tabs are positioned towards the bottom.

It can be done but you will need to drill out the locking tab that holds the lock cylinder into the housing. This is not an easy process and you could mess up the steering column if you don't do it correctly. Your best bet is to call a lock smith or bring proof of ownership to your local dodge dealer and have them make you a key.

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1.Buy envelopes at any office supply store. They come in all shapes, sizes, textures and colors, so choose ones that go with the type of invitation you are sending out.

2.Open Microsoft Word 2007 and click on the Mailings tab.

3.Click on Envelopes in the Create section.

4.Click on the Envelopes tab when the Envelopes and Labels box comes up. The box will probably come up with the Envelopes tab open, so you may not need to do this.

5.Enter the recipient's address in the Delivery Address box. Invitation envelopes should include the names of everyone invited--for example: Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Smith and family. Don't worry about the font at this point--you can change it later.

6.Enter your return address in the Return Address box. As with the Delivery Address, you can change the font later.

7.Click on Options. Use the drop-down menu in the Envelope Options tab to change the size of the envelope if needed. The packaging of the envelopes that you purchased will have information about the size of the envelopes. It is very important that you choose the correct size so that the envelopes print correctly.

8.Adjust the font of the delivery and return addresses. Click on Font in each section and change the font style or size. You can also bold, italicize or choose other options regarding the font.

9.Adjust the placement of the delivery and return addresses on the envelopes. In each section, click the arrows in the "From left" or "From top" boxes. In the preview section below, you can see the movement of the addresses as you adjust the placement. Line up everything so that it looks good to you.

10.Click on the Printing Options tab. This is important because you must select how you feed the envelopes into your printer. Choose the correct way that they are fed, whether they are fed into the printer face up or face down, and if they should be fed in manually. This will all depend on your specific printer. Consult your owner's manual for this information if you are unsure. Click OK and you will return to the Envelopes and Labels box.

11.Insert the envelopes into your printer. Click Print once you have everything formatted and arranged how you want. You should print one envelope first to make sure the layout is correct. Once you've confirmed it printed correctly, print all your envelopes.

You opened the case by pressing in two metal tabs in the plastic block under the carrying handle. Under the bottom of that same plastic block is a smaller metal tab. Press it up into the plastic block, and it will unlatch the front of the typewriter. Lift the front, then slide the machine forward off the tabs that go into the back, and you're free!

This is a dialog I had with a dealer:
Ann: How can I help?

you: I was wondering where would one go for watch parts for the sw tritium watches?
Ann: Smith & Wesson watches, Correct
you: yes
Ann: Here is the contact information for them
Ann: SMITH & WESSON
Ann: CAMPCO
Ann: 4625 W. JEFFERSON Blvd.
Ann: LOS ANGELES, CA 90016
Ann: www.smith-wesson.com
Ann: 888.922.6726
you: thank you

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found these guys online and they sell the parts.

Steve Jean-Charles
The Vitec Group plc
Camera Dynamics Inc.
709 Executive Blvd.
Valley Cottage, NY 10989
USA
p. 845-268-0100 Ext: 147
f. 845-268-0113
e. [email protected]
http://www.vitecgroup.com

Not having seen that particular one, remote cases usually have a couple screws under the battery to lock the case together and then a number of plastic tabs around the perimiter that hold the joint closed. find the screws (sometimes they hide them under labels) - I don't know what it is about screws that manufacturers don't like to show. Either think they are not cosmetic or don't want us take-it-apart maniacs to get in. Anyway, get the screws loose then (this is the hard part) carefully pry open the case joint, feeling where and how the tabs snap out and then be careful not to have everything inside go flying when the last one lets loose. Almost impossible to not leave little gouge marks in the joint.
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