How to Create Themes for Windows Mobile 6

How to Create Themes for Windows Mobile 6

How to Create Themes for Windows Mobile 6

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Windows Mobile 6 lets you personalize your cell phone.Window Mobile 6 is the cell phone version of Windows. It has a variety of options for personalization, including themes. These themes can give your cell phone a unique appearance. You can choose from a variety of pre-made themes or you can even... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Kim Duclos

How to Use a Micronta Field Strength/SWR Tester

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A Micronta field SWR tester is needed to tune a CB radio.A citizens band radio (CB) is a communication device that allows people to broadcast and receive messages over a range of approximately 20 miles. The CB radio needs an aerial to be connected, and a tuning procedure is needed for these devices to... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Sam Ladak

How to Pour a Concrete Tower Base

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Pour a proper concrete base for your tower.Towers can be useful. You can use one to get signals for your HAM radio. However when you install a tower, you must have a base for that tower can keep it upright no matter the weather or, more importantly, the force of the wind. With the proper... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Marjorie Gilbert

How to Repair a Grundig Stereo

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Replacing a fuse is often all that is needed to fix a stereo.Grundig is a German consumer electronics manufacturer that has specialized in stereos, tuners, portable CD players and televisions. Grundig chiefly produces personal audio equipment such as portable stereo systems and MP3 docking stations. Many... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Simon Foden

How to Operate a Solenoid

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Solenoids are wires of conducting material arranged in a compact spiral pattern. They force currents of electrons passing through to travel in the same spiral pattern, creating a magnetic field. They can also reverse the process; a solenoid moved... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by AnnaT

How to Hook Up a 70 Volt Speaker System

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70-volt speaker systems will have speakers that are installed flush with walls and ceilings.A 70-volt speaker system typically consists of speakers that are mounted within walls and ceilings. They are all connected to a single audio output source. Commonly, this type of speaker system is seen in retail and office settings. Muzak systems... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Kim Duclos

My Sony Alpha Keeps Resetting the Configuration to Default

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The Sony Alpha DSLR-A100 is a 10.8-megapixe single-lens reflex digital camera that features a 2.5-inch LCD screen, integrated multi-format memory card reader, USB 2.0 connectivity, black plastic exterior and several user-programmable options.... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by John Ehle

How to Fix a Cracked Fresnel Screen on a Rear Projection TV

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Replacing a cracked fresnel screen is normally the best fix.Fresnel screens on rear-projection televisions are located directly behind the ribbed main screen. These screens are relatively delicate and can be cracked while being moved. Fortunately, these screens are universally able to be replaced across... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by David Lipscomb

How to Change the Frame Rate on a Helmet Cam

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Adjust the frame rate on a helmet cam.A helmet cam is a small electronic camera embedded in or mounted on your headgear. It is useful for documenting your adventures, such as when you go bike riding or skydiving. Shooting at a faster frame rate means you can play your footage back... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Julius Vandersteen

How to Adjust Bencher Paddles

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Bencher Inc. has been a leader in iambic key production since incorporating in 1974, according to the company's website. Bencher paddles, otherwise referred to as iambic paddles or telegraph keys, are typically used by amateur radio operators for... Recent Article published on 2/14/2011 by Jeremiah Blanchard

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