Article: This free software will work with any device using Android 2.3.3 or beyond. You can locate and install it from Google Play, also located here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.peterhohsy.securedelete. Once it's been installed to your device, you'll find it alongside your other applications and have the opportunity to move it to a preferred location. Simply click the Secure Delete app to open it. Secure Delete includes a dropdown menu at the top of the screen. Click this menu and choose to search for Photo, App folder, SDCard or Download files. The program will display a list of file folders that were found on your device. You'll see boxes to the right of each file. Simply check the respective boxes of files you want to permanently delete. Once you've selected each file you want removed, just click on the green "Secure delete" button at the bottom of your screen. You'll be prompted to confirm the removal, so type "Yes" and then click "OK." The deletion process may take some time, but it will permanently remove any selected files from your Android mobile device.
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Install Secure Delete to your Android mobile device. Launch Secure Delete. Select the type of files you wish to remove. Select the specific files you wish to remove. Permanently delete selected files.
Article: Navigate to www.expensify.com using any browser on your computer, and log in using your e-mail address and password. Click the "Admin" link placed in the top menu. Then select the "Policies" option from the left pane of the screen. You should already have at least one policy createdyour Primary Expense Policy. If you have not yet created an expense policy, click the "Create Policy" button from the current screen, next to one of the "Team" or "Corporate" options. Then fill in all pages/fields of the New Policy wizard. The New Policy wizard has 12 steps listed on the left pane of the screen: Basics, Connections, Categories, etc. Each of the steps defines some basic rules and settings for the current expense policy. Once you're on the Policies screen, click on the account's primary policy's title in the list. You will be taken to the Basics screen of the current policy, where you can edit the policy's currency in the "Output Currency" field. Just click the arrow in the drop-down in order to select a new currency. After selecting the new default currency, changes are saved automatically.
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Log into Expensify. Access the accounts policies. Change the currency for the account's primary policy.
Article: Place your drill bit into the indentations left from the center punchthese will help keep your drill from moving around. Carefully drill the holes for all of the screws. Use a drill bit that's slightly smaller than your screw size. You can look up charts online that will tell you what size drill bit to use according to your screw size. Do a visual check by holding up the drill bit in front of the screw. If you can't see the threads of the screw, the drill bit is too big and you need to go down a size or 2. Line up the hinges so that they're in the center of their tracings, then place a screw in each hole so you can tighten them down. Use a screwdriver to begin tightening each screw 1 at a time. Tighten the first screw 3 rotations, and then move on to the next screw. Do this until they're all evenly tightened. If your hinge came in 2 pieces with a hinge pin, you can replace it once the screws are nice and tight. Just drop it into place in between the 2 hinge pieces. If you're installing a door or cabinet, put the top hinge in first to help with the alignment.
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Drill the holes for the screws. Position the hinges and place a screw in each hole. Tighten each screw using 2 or 3 twists until they're all tightened. Replace the hinge pin, if necessary.