Problem: Article: Right click on the page to "view source" or, if working with a Mac, click "view" then "view source" from the headline menu. This will search for the URL. Be sure you have enough memory to hold up to three games on one device.
Summary: Visit the chosen game's website to select the game. Type .swf in "find" bar that pops up containing HTML. Copy and paste the URL in your address bar, then press enter to load the .swf file to your browser. Save the URL to a flash drive or any other small, conspicuous device. Pack the flash drive in your brief case or purse in order to bring it to work the next day.

Problem: Article: Cats have scent glands on the backs of their paws. The pads of their feet also produce sweat that has a unique scent. Cats often communicate by reading the smells around them. A cat will scent mark her territory to let other cats know she is around, to tell other cats when she was last there, and to make herself feel safe and secure. Cats like to scent mark vertical surfaces at or around nose height (to maximize the signal for other cats). They also like to scent mark entrances and exits because other cats may have to pass that way in order to get into the territory. Cats also scratch as a way to stretch their muscles. As cats scratch, they are stretching the muscles in their back and legs, which feels nice to them. It is similar to the way that we stretch in the morning or after sitting for a long time. Cats like to scratch surfaces that feel nice under their paws. That is why some cats will end up shredding a nice piece of furniture or an expensive rug. Scratching acts as a kind of stress reliever, so it is necessary for them to engage in it. Try to provide a substitute scratcher with a similar texture to your cat's preferred scratching surface.
Summary: Understand that cats communicate using scent. Know that some cats have a specific preference for scratching places. Recognize that scratching is a form of stretching exercise for cats. Be aware that cats often prefer to scratch surfaces that feel pleasant.

Problem: Article: Make sure your drive is truly broken by checking things that could cause your drive to not be recognized. If your drive is making a steady, loud clicking noise, stop and skip to part two. Your drive is dead. This is the best place to start, and if found to be the problem, is the fastest, most inexpensive fix you can make! Make sure power is getting to the computer. If the cat knocked out the plug, or cable is broken, nothing will work. Open up the computer case. Are the data (IDE or SATA) and power cables firmly in place? Make sure they are seated well, and no pins are bent, broken, or otherwise damaged. Sometimes, it's not the drive that's dead, but the PC board that controls its operation (on the underside of the drive). If there's a power surge or a component failure on that board, your drive will stop working, but only because it doesn't know what to do next. Look for signs of damageburns or scorch marks. If you see this, you can breathe a little sigh of relief, for it means that is your likely culpritand often, this is a problem that can be fixed with relative ease. If you want to replace the PCB, search on Google for replacement parts for your drive's make and model. When it arrives, remove the old board (there are five tiny screws to removedon't lose them!) Slide out the old drive and replace it with the new one. Do not touch the metal leads on the new boardstatic discharge could blow your new board before it ever has a chance to breathe new life into your drive. You can ground yourself by either wearing an anti-static wrist band or by touching something grounded and metal. The inside of your plugged-in computer will usually work. Slide in the new board, making sure it's seated firmly into the drive, then re-attach the screws. Reconnect the drive to the computer, then power back up. If it works, congratulations! It's a good idea to back up your data at this point, but you're ready to go. If it doesn't workkeep reading. If everything is plugged in, and nothing appears to have blown up on the controller PCB, check out Windows Disk Management or BIOS, or Mac OS X Disk Utility to determine if your drive is being recognized at all.
Summary: Verify the failure. Check hardware connections. Do a visual check. Check to see if the drive is being recognized.

Problem: Article: In order for the quest to be available to you, you must use Aisha and must be level 15 and above. Otherwise, the quest won't appear in your Quest Log. Enter the Underground Waterway under the Very Hard mode to collect 10 Dead Tree Branches and 30 Runic Power Crystal from the Ghost Magician and White Ghost Magician, respectively. The task is fairly easy, especially if you're in a party for quick raid. Buy these from the Potion NPC in Elder Village. The Suburbs of Wally's Castle can be found in Elder Village map. Enter the dungeon under Very Hard mode and do the following: Kill 14 Jangos and 14 Kid Phorus Clear the dungeon with B rank. Collect 3 Quest Items from Bomber Mongs and 1 Special Nut from William After you have completed the quest, return to the village and check your Quest Log. Hand in your quest items by clicking Complete Quest, or talk to the bulletin board found in the low middle level of the village. You can now proceed to choosing the quest for one of the three advance classes for Aisha.
Summary:
Get qualified. Infiltrate the Underground Waterway. Gather 5 Medium MP Potions. Enter the Suburbs of Wally's Castle. Return to Elder Village.