Problem: Article: When you sign up for an Uber account, you'll need to provide a working mobile phone number so that your account can be confirmed. You can sign up for an Uber account by installing the Uber app from the App Store (iPhone) or Play Store (Android). In the provided blanks, type your name, mobile phone number, e-mail address and a new password. Tap "Next" when you're ready to continue. If you receive an error message that says "Mobile number is already in use," it's because the phone number you entered is already attached to another Uber account. If you have another account, try signing in with that instead. If you can't sign in with your other account, tap "I can't change my email or mobile number" and follow the prompts to recover the password. If you don't have another account, fill out the form at http://help.uber.com/locked-out to get help from Uber. An automated text message containing a 4-digit verification code was sent to the mobile number you provided. This code will need to be entered into the Uber app to confirm your account. In most cases, the app will automatically prompt you to enter the verification code shortly after you receive it. If this is the case for you, type it into the field to verify your account. If you do not have a text message from Uber, tap "Resend" to receive a new code. Some Uber users report not being asked to enter a confirmation code until they book their first ride. Once you've set your pickup and destination locations, tap "Request Ride Now." You will be prompted to enter the 4-digit code that was sent to you via text message. If you do not have a text message from Uber, tap "Resend" to receive a new code. When you receive that code, enter it into the app. This will verify your account and have you ready to ride. If you still have not received a code, you'll need to report the issue to Uber using a form on their help site. If you do not receive the text message containing the verification code, your mobile carrier may be blocking a form of text message called "short code SMS." Contact your cellular provider and confirm that "short code SMS" is enabled for your account. Log in to the Uber website with your username and password. Point your web browser to this form on the Uber help site. In the field labeled "Phone Number," enter your phone number and click "Submit." Uber will now verify your account and contact you when the process is complete.
Summary: Install the Uber app on your smartphone. Tap "Register" in the Uber app, then enter your personal information. Check your SMS messages for a verification code. Enter the 4-digit code when prompted. Enter the 4-digit code when you book your first ride. Verify by e-mail, if necessary.

Problem: Article: Go to the folder location of the video that you want to view with subtitles. Doing so will prompt a drop-down menu. This is near the bottom of the drop-down menu. You should see your video's name become highlighted. If you don't see this option, first click the video once, then right-click it again and click Rename. Press Ctrl+C to do so. This will ensure that, when you name your subtitle file, you use the exact spelling and formatting of the video file you want to subtitle. You can click anywhere away from the file or press Enter to cancel the rename and apply the original file name to your video. Go to the folder location of the subtitles file you want to use. If you don't have a subtitles file for the video, you will need to make your own before proceeding. Right-click the subtitles file, click Rename, and press Ctrl+V to paste in the copied video name. You can then press Enter or click elsewhere to apply the name. In order for your subtitles file to work with your video, the video and the subtitles file must be in the same folder (e.g., on the Desktop or in the "Pictures" folder). Once both files are in the same location, you may proceed.
Summary: Find the video you want to use. Right-click the video. Click Rename. Copy the video's name. Find the video's subtitles file. Rename the subtitles file to the video's name. Place the video and the subtitles file in the same folder.

Problem: Article: In some states, you can withhold rent from a landlord who does not make necessary repairs. The repairs can't be for minor things, like small cracks in the walls or missing linoleum or tile. Instead, the danger should be a substantial and serious threat to your health and safety. For example, if no heat is being provided during winter, then you have a serious threat. Typically, state law requires that you give the landlord sufficient time to make repairs before withholding rent. Accordingly, you should send written notice to your landlord that repairs are needed. Be specific about the problem in the apartment. Also explicitly request that the landlord repair the problem as soon as possible. Be sure to type up a letter and mail it, preferably certified mail, return receipt requested. Hold onto the receipt as it serves as proof that your landlord received the notice. Your landlord generally gets a "reasonable" amount of time to make repairs. If the violation is more serious, then the landlord should correct the problem promptly. Typically, if the landlord hasn't acted within 30 days, then you don't have to wait any longer. Instead, you should stop into your courthouse and ask about creating a "rent escrow." With a rent escrow, you would not pay your rent to the landlord. Instead, you pay it into the escrow, where it accumulates until the landlord actually makes necessary repairs. If you can create a rent escrow in your county, then the clerk should give you the form to complete. The form might be called an "Application and Affidavit for Tenant Rent Escrow," "Petition in Action of Rent Escrow," or some other title. Be sure to enter the information neatly, using black ink or a typewriter. In some counties, you can download the form and type in the information directly. Although each form will differ, you generally will be asked the following: your name and address your landlord's name and address the amount of your rent the conditions on the property that are hazardous the date you notified your landlord of the hazard that you request the creation of a rent escrow your signature You have to give the landlord notice that you are trying to create a rent escrow. Accordingly, you will need to serve notice on your landlord. Generally, you can serve notice by having someone deliver a copy of your petition and also a "summons," which is a legal document you can get from the court clerk. Ask the clerk about acceptable methods of service. Before the judge will create the escrow account, you will need to attend a hearing. You will have to explain why you want to withhold rent and create the escrow. Be sure to bring any evidence that you have: a witness who can testify as to the hazardous condition photographs or video of the hazard a copy of your notice to your landlord If the judge creates the escrow account, then you will need to regularly pay your rent into it. Be sure to make your payments, since the judge might close the escrow if you forget to. The judge may order that some or all of the money in the escrow be given to the landlord to help pay for the repairs. If the landlord still refuses to make repairs, then all of the money in the escrow could be returned to you.
Summary:
Identify repairs that need to be made. Notify your landlord of the hazard. Wait a certain amount of time. Get a form from the court clerk. Complete the petition form. Serve notice of the action on the landlord. Attend a hearing. Pay rent into the escrow account.