Q: Open your browser of choice and type in www.elance.com on the search bar. Enter your email address and password into the text fields to the right, and click on "Sign In" to access your account. After you log in, you will land on your job screen. To get to your profile page, click on your username, which is on the top-right portion of the screen. From the drop-down menu that appears, scroll down the options and select "Profile." Once your profile page is up, you will see profile sections at the bottom of the left side of the screen. Click on the "Contact Info" tab. Once you click on "Contact Info," click on the blue "Edit" button beside your name on the next page to bring up the Edit screen, where you can make changes by inputting data in the corresponding text fields.
A: Go to the Elance website. Log into your account. Go to your profile page. Go to Contact Info. Bring up the Edit screen.

Q: The less often you have to wash dark clothing, the better. Before throwing on dark clothes, make sure you're clean yourself. Putting on dark clothes when you're sweaty or messy will get your clothes dirty faster, meaning you'll need to wash them more often. Invest in a small tube of stain remover, which you can buy at any drugstore or department store. If you get something on your clothing while wearing it out, promptly apply the stain remover according to package directions. Spot treating stains and spills in the moment will result in you needing to clean clothing less often. Cleaning or doing yard work is bad for dark clothing. If you do work that requires kneeling, it'll fade out the knee area. Yard work, scrubbing the floors, and similar tasks should be avoided when wearing dark clothes. You can wear dark clothing more than once before washing it. However, rotating your clothes will keep them fresher longer. Never wear the same dark garment more than one day in a row. Rotating clothing will prevent damage and cut down on the need for washing.
A: Make sure you're clean before wearing your clothes. Carry sprays to treat stains promptly. Avoid doing chores in dark clothing. Rotate your clothes.

Q: After reaching into the cage with a slow and steady movement, place the thumb of one hand under his/her jaw and support his/her hindquarters with your other hand. Using the proper method to reach into the cage and pick up your guinea pig will not only ensure that he/she is not frightened but will also keep you from getting bitten. Be careful not to wrap your guinea pig too tightly; this could cause him to quickly suffocate or overheat. He/she should be facing away from you, which will make it harder for him/her to bite or nip. There are several things that you can do to relax your guinea pig before trimming his nails, such as petting him/her gently behind his/her ears and giving him snacks. Make sure you don't have any food around him/her so he/she doesn't get tempted while getting his/her nails trimmed. Keeping him/her relaxed will help you trim his/her nails more easily. Healthy snacks for your guinea pig include bell peppers and carrots. Cut the vegetables into small pieces so that your guinea pig can eat them easily.
A: Take your guinea pig out of his/her cage. Wrap your guinea pig in the hand towel. Position your guinea pig in your lap. Relax your guinea pig.

Q: Backup software that can't handle open files can result in loss of data. Online backups can be run while the Exchange server is in use. Offline backup will stop the Exchange database and services. Full backups back up everything. Incremental or differential backups backup changes in exchange stores, directories or folders, which takes less time and disk space.
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Check with Microsoft and the vendor to make sure the third party application is supported by Microsoft and meets requirements for backing up Exchange. Install Exchange Agent backup software on the backup server. Decide whether to run online or offline backups. Choose whether to do full, incremental, or differential backups.