Resetting your BlackBerry device will delete everything on it, so make sure that you've saved any important data. Resetting your BlackBerry will also delete any IT policies that your BlackBerry may have received from your company's BlackBerry Enterprise Server, so check with our IT department if this is a company phone. The easiest way to back up a BlackBerry is to use the BlackBerry Desktop Software. Connect your BlackBerry to your computer via USB and click the "Back Up Now" button in BlackBerry Desktop Software to begin the back up process. If you are using a newer BlackBerry running BlackBerry 10 OS (Z10, Q10, Q5, Z30, P'9982, Z3, Passport, Classic, Leap), follow these steps to securely erase your device. If you're using an older model, see the next step: Swipe down from the top of the Home screen and tap the "Settings" button. Tap "Security and Privacy" and then tap "Security Wipe." Type "blackberry" into the text field to confirm that you want to erase the device. Enter your BlackBerry ID and password if prompted. This will only happen on devices running 10.3.2 or later. Tap "Delete Data" to begin the wipe and reset process. Do not turn off the power or remove the battery during the reset. If you are using an older-model BlackBerry (Bold, Curve, Pearl, Storm, Torch, Style), follow these steps to securely reset your device: Click "Options" on your BlackBerry's Home screen. Click "Security" or "Security Options" and then "Security Wipe." Check the boxes for the data you want to delete. Type "blackberry" in the field and then click "Wipe." Do not turn off the phone or remove the battery during the wipe process.
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One-sentence summary -- Back up your data. Reset a BlackBerry 10 device. Reset an older BlackBerry device.

" With respect to court opinions, obiter dicta are the thoughts or observations stated in a case that are not directly relevant to the outcome of the case. While these thoughts may not pertain to the case at hand, they do have the potential to inform or guide future court decisions. decision-making. Obiter dicta is also regularly referred to as simply "dicta." Obiter dicta can guide, inform, or enlighten future case reasoning, but they are not binding. This means that a future court does not have to follow any rule or observation made as obiter dicta in a previous court case. Rather, a court only need follow the rule of the case. Given that obiter dicta do not form a part of the reasoning of the case, subsequent courts can dismiss obiter dicta outright. Nevertheless, some obiter dicta have proven to be very influential in subsequent cases. Another commonly used term for obiter dicta is persuasive authority. Obiter dicta are not binding or mandatory authority for a court facing a similar case in the future. However, they can be used as persuasive authority or support for one's opinion on whatever matter they address. Whether or not a court will rely on obiter dicta in reaching a future decision is unknown. While some judges may utilize it to support a point or ruling, other judges may disregard it altogether. There is no requirement that judges use or even consider obiter dicta. Some of the more commonly used types of obiter dicta include "what if" scenarios, "we are leaving this issue open for the future" statements, analogies, illustrations, and hypotheticals. Courts may even use obiter dicta to make a very pedantic point, such as whether it is proper to use the term "attorney's fees" or "attorneys' fees."
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One-sentence summary -- Understand the direct meaning of "obiter dicta. Note the relevancy of obiter dicta in future court decisions. Realize that obiter dicta may take different forms.

IMAP refers to Internet Message Access Protocol, which is a protocol email clients use to retrieve messages. Begin by signing into your Gmail account and clicking on Mail. Then select Settings, which can be found in the upper, left-hand corner of your window. This should be the sixth option to the right. Finish by clicking on Save Changes and finally closing your browser. This will allow your Gmail messages to be retrieved by another email client. This will be the first tab on the lefthand side. Note that this and subsequent steps in Method One should work for Microsoft Outlook 2013 and 2016. This is the first screen you should see after selecting the File tab. The Add Account option is near the top. This is the easiest way to link your Gmail account to Microsoft Outlook, as much of the process is automated. After selecting the E-Mail Account bullet, you simply need to enter your name and appropriate email address before typing your Gmail password in twice. You'll see a Configuring message that updates you on where Outlook is in the process. If the Auto Account Setup process fails for any reason, fret not. You can then try adding the Gmail account manually, which is detailed next. This is the second bulleted option below E-Mail Account. Click Next after selecting it. Remember that you only need proceed to this step if the Auto Account Setup process didn't work. This is the third option on the Choose Service screen that appears after selecting Manual setup or additional server types. Click Next after selecting "POP or IMAP." Once you arrive at the "POP and IMAP" Account Settings screen, you'll be prompted to enter information under three sections: User, Server, and Logon Information. Enter your name and the appropriate email address under the first section. Under Server Information, you'll then select IMAP on the Account Type dropdown menu. Enter imap.googlemail.com in the text box next to Incoming mail server. Enter smtp.googlemail.com in the text box next to Outgoing mail server (SMTP). Enter your user name and Gmail password under the Logon Information section. If you wish Outlook to automatically access your Gmail about opening the program, you can also check the box that says Remember Password. Then check the box reading "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." Finally, select the first bulleted option under that box, the one that says "Use same settings as my incoming mail server." This is all in the same dialogue box that was used for the previous step. You'll need to enter some additional information, detailed below. Type 993 in the text box for Incoming server (IMAP). Select SSL from the dropdown menu for Incoming server encrypted connection. Select TLS from the dropdown menu for the Outgoing server encrypted connection. Type 587 in the text box for Outgoing server (SMTP). Even though the text box for Outgoing server (SMTP) is listed before the Outgoing server encrypted connection on screen, you should select TLS before typing in 587 as the Outgoing Server (SMTP). Otherwise, the port number (587) will revert to 25 if you select TLS afterward. Finally, click OK and close Internet E-mail Settings. Outlook will test the account setting you've entered and show you a "Congratulations!" message when the process has been completed. Once you see that message, you can click Close. " Outlook will also have sent you a test message confirming that account's addition was successful. This should conclude the process. To verify that the process was in fact successful, you should see your Gmail account listed in the lefthand column.
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Set up Gmail to use IMAP. Click on Forwarding and POP/IMAP once in Settings. Select Enable IMAP under the IMAP Access section. Open Microsoft Outlook and select the File tab. Click Add Account on the Account Information screen. Use Auto Account Setup. Select Manual setup or additional server types. Click on the "POP or IMAP" bullet. Enter your email account's server settings. Click on More Settings and select the Outgoing Server tab. Select the Advanced tab under Internet E-mail Settings. Click Next on the Add Account screen. Click on Finish after arriving at the screen saying "You're all set! Return to Outlook's Home tab.