I need info on how to switch the case out

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On the iPhone...click the settings button and scroll down until you see the tab that says: Mail, Contact, Calenders>

-Click on: Mail, Contact, Calenders>

You should now see the Email Account.

- If you want to change your daughters email you can delete the account and add a new one.

-But first you will have to delete the account and you can do that by pressing on your daughters account... Scroll down and there's a tab that you can click on that says: Delete Account.

-They should ask you again if you click on that tab if you really want to delete it and say 'Yes' if you do.

-Once you deleted the account- go on the internet and make a new email address with new password.

-How you can add that account back onto your phone is by clicking the: Settings button

-Scroll down to you see the tab: Mail, Contact, Calenders>

-Click on it ...

-And click on the tab that says: Add account


I hope this helps

The two responses to this question have nothing to do with the question! I have a similar problem. I have a brand new Tag, connected and uploaded books just fine, but in my case it doesn't say any name when turned on/off.

hi does it affect to picture? If it big scratch, it will. But most of case it won't affect on your picture. However it does, try magic black ink on scratch.( non gloss black ink) it will help a lot. Thanks and best regard! If you really want to change, your local repair shop would charge around $85 to 135 depend on what they really want to charge.

Instead of trying to put your appliance module outside, and risk it getting wet, why not add another outlet inside the house, near the existing outdoor outlet, or anywhere along the path of the existing wire that feeds that outlet. Re-route the wires that were going to the outdoor outlet to this new outlet instead. Then plug the appliance module into the new outlet, and plug into that a new wire leading to the existing outdoor outlet. If you are really lucky, there will be enough slack wire so that you can cut the wire going to the outlet and insert the new outlet in-between. In any case, you will need to put a plug on the wire feeding the outdoor outlet. Work safe, don't forget to turn off the breaker first! Good luck.

Don't tell your daughter what you just told the whole world.

Get out the manual for the machine.

Do the recommended maintenance.

Replace the needle, according to the written instructions.

Make a new bobbin and install it according the the written instructions, into the bobbin case and shuttle.

Chances are this is all that is needed, but go a step farther and re-thread the machine according to the written instructions.

I just removed my sticker today, and the sticky adhesive would not come my tv either. I tried alcohol first and to that only worked a little. Then I even tried warm soapy water(thats what sharps customer service told me to do) but that didnt work. So I put a razor scraper inside a rag with soap and water on it and that put little scratches on my new shiny black bezzel which made me very mad. The scratches arent really bad but who wants that on a new tv. FINALLY THE ONLY THING THAT WORKED WAS THE WD-40 NO MESS PEN. YOU RUB THAT ON THE STICKY ADHESIVE THEN WIPE OFF WITH WARM SOAPY WATER, WORKS REALLY WELL ONLY DID IT 2 TIMES. TO BAD I DIDNT DO THAT BEFORE ALL THE SCRATCHES. IF YOU DONT HAVE THE PEN I THINK YOU CAN JUST SPRAY REGULAR WD-40 ONTO A RAG AND WIPE.

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you can't really fix a scratch. Don't worry over the course of it's life it will get many more scratches. at first i had the same feeling for my chocolate. Then it got so many scratches, that i didn't really care. If you want, you can buy a case though

The eraser method is even better than I first thought.
I acquired my first scratch some weeks back, tried the eraser method, and was quite pleased with the results, as my scratch was approx. 80% less visible, a faint grey line visible only on very light or dark coloured backgrounds, instead of the glaring black line it was at first.
Today my monitor toppled again (I really must tether the damn thing to something next time) creating - gulp - a new and even larger scratch. Oh, no... But whodathunk I'd end up happy I got the 2nd scratch? Oddly, I am happy, 'cause I took the opportunity to lay the monitor flat, take my white eraser again , and really go to town rubbing both new & old scratches. Lo & behold, both scratches appear to be now virtually 100% invisible or gone. My 2-scratch monitor is better now than it was as a one scratch one! I'm now convinced it's partly, largely, or completely due to the heat from friction of rubbing the eraser across the scratch, plus pressure applied, that does the trick. The heat must soften the plastic surface making it malleable, and the pressure of rubbing smooths out the jagged scratch edges, making the scratches disappear.
-So, if at first your eraser doesn't completely eliminate your scratch, try, try again! Keep working on it - harder!faster! And with luck, you'll get results like mine: complete elimination of two ugly scratches!