Article: If you notice unusual marks on your feet and under your toenails that do not go away with at home treatments, see a dermatologist. In rare cases, such marks can be a sign of a skin cancer known as melanoma.  Melanoma usually occurs in areas of the body heavily exposed to the sun. However, it has been known to appeal under toenails and on the soles of feet. Check these areas on the regular basis for any new moles or unusual changes to the skin.  Melanoma usually starts as a normal mole and then changes and becomes cancerous. Moles that are asymmetrical, have irregular or scalloped borders, change in color over time, are larger than 1⁄4 inch (0.6 cm) in diameter, or evolve in color, shape, and size may be a sign of melanoma. If you notice any such moles on your feet, make an appointment with a dermatologist for evaluation. As stated, feet are exposed to a lot of damage throughout the day. Make regular appointments with a pedicurist for deeper exfoliation and skin renewal treatments. Regular pedicures can help you maintain healthy, attractive feet. Toenail fungus is marked by brittle, thick, misshapen, and yellowish toenails. If you believe you have foot fungus, see a doctor for evaluation and treatment.  Your doctor will likely prescribe a round or oral antifungal drugs to treat nail fungus. You usually take these drugs from 6 to 12 weeks. Take any medication your doctor prescribes as directed. Ask your doctor or pharmacist for guidance if you have any questions about the medication. Medicated nail polish or nail cream may be prescribed alongside medication depending on the severity of the fungus.  In rare cases, your doctor may want to surgically remove a nail if fungus is severe. A new nail will grow in its place, but it may take a long time. You might have to wear protective bandages around your foot as the new nail grows.
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Have unusual marks evaluated by a dermatologist. Get pedicures on a regular basis. See a doctor in the event of foot fungus.

Problem: Article: You'll find this info on the white sticker inside the battery compartment. Look for V1-V5, none = V1 (older), newest = CL3 or CL4.  This website features a full list of programming codes for the GE Universal Remote. Click the button that corresponds with the version number you found inside the battery compartment. For example, if you want to find the code for an Xbox, select Game from the menu. Some devices have multiple codes. In some cases, you may need to try one or more codes until you find a code compatible for your device. Once selected, you will see one or more codes for that device. For example, if you plan to use the remote for your DVD player, power that device on now. The light is usually at the top of the remote or on the power button. Release your finger once the red light is visible. For example, if programming the remote for use with your DVD player, press and release the DVD button. The red light will blink and then stay solid. If there's no button for the device specifically for the device want to program, choose any other device button. The name of the button is just for ease of use. If you see multiple device codes for your device, enter the one at the top of the list. The red light will turn off once the code is entered. If the device turns off, the code is correct, and you can now use the remote to control that device.  If the device doesn't power off, try the next code on the list. If none of the codes work for your device, try using the "Searching for a Code Automatically" method.
Summary: Open the battery compartment of your GE universal remote and remove the batteries. Locate the version number of your remote. Re-insert the batteries and replace the battery cover. Go to https://byjasco.com/support/ge-universal-remote-codes in a web browser. Scroll down and click CL3, CL4, or CL5. Select a device category from the "Device Category" drop-down menu. Select the brand from the "Brand Name" menu. Turn on the device you want to program. Press and hold down the Setup button until the red light comes on. Press the button for the device you want to program. Enter the device code. Aim the remote at the device you’re programming and press Power. Program more devices if needed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you start removing the wax before it has completely dried, you might smear the wax and make it more difficult to remove. Once the wax is dry, chill it using ice. Add a few ice cubes in a plastic sandwich bag and apply it to the surface of the wax. Chilling the wax will cause it to become brittle and easier to chip away. If the wax is on a pillow or removable fabric, consider putting the fabric in the freezer for better results. Using a butter knife, gently scrape the excess wax off of the fabric. Be careful to not use too much force as you could damage the fabric. You probably will not be able to remove all of the wax from the upholstery at this time.

SUMMARY: Allow the wax to dry. Ice the wax. Scrape off the wax.

Make sure that the disk is inserted before you go looking for it on your computer. Ensure that the disk is inserted rightside-up.  Make sure that the disk lock is not engaged before inserting the disk. When formatting a disk, all the information contained on it will be erased, so make sure you've backed up anything you need to save. You can access this by clicking the Go menu, selecting Utilities, and then selecting Disk Utility. It will be listed in the left frame of the Disk Utilities window. This is located in the right frame of the Disk Utilities window. In the Volume Format drop down menu, select "Mac OS Standard" if you only plan on using the disk with other Macs. If you want to use it with multiple operating systems, select "FAT". You can label the disk by typing a label in the "Name" field. Click Erase... to begin the formatting process. You monitor the progress by looking at the bar in the Disk Utility window.
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Insert the disk. Open the Disk Utility program. Select the floppy disk. Click the "Erase" tab. Select the format. Start the format.