Entering a device code is the fastest way to program your RCA universal remote. The code for your device will vary depending on your model of RCA remote. In the RCA Remote Code Finder, select the model number of your remote control from the "Model" drop-down. You can find your model number printed on the bottom of your remote. Choose the type of device you want to program under "Product Type." Find the brand of your device (e.g., Sharp, Sony) in the search results. The numerical code next to the brand name is the code you'll need to enter. Press the power button on the device you want to control to switch it on. You'll need to keep the remote pointed at the device the entire time you are programming it. Your remote should have several buttons labeled with different device types. For example, the "TV" button would control your television, while the "CBL" or "SAT" button would control your cable or satellite box. The "AUX" button is usually assigned to stereo devices. The Power light on the remote will light up. Don't let go of the button! This is the code you found in the Remote Control Code Finder. Make sure to keep pressing the button, even after the Power light turns off. Make sure that you're still holding the device button. If the Power light has turned back on, the remote has been successfully programmed. If the light blinked four times and then turned off, the code may have been entered incorrectly. Try holding down the device button and re-entering the code. If the code was entered correctly, you will be able to turn the device on and off using the remote. Make sure you press the correct device button at the top of the remote before testing the features. If you are unable to turn on your device after entering the code, you may have the wrong code. Return to the RCA Remote Control Code Finder and make sure you entered the correct information. If you still can't program the code with this method, try using the Code Search button (if there is one) or doing a Manual Code Search.
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One-sentence summary -- Locate the code for your device in the RCA Remote Code Finder. Turn on the device you want to control. Point your remote at the device. Locate the button on the remote for your device. Press and hold the device button that matches the type of device you are controlling. Enter the device code while still holding the device button. Look at the Power light after entering the code. Test the remote.

In 1998, Angelina cut her hair into a short pixie style. But this is an unusual look for her. You are more likely to see her with long hair with a slight natural wave in it. You won't see her with tight curls. She isn't going to be seen looking like she has permed hair. Angelina's hair is usually past her shoulders to mid chest length. Avoid short bangs. A hairstylist was once quoted as saying Angelina loves to wear her hair "away from her face." Angelina does often wear her hair parted to the side with long bangs and layers, though. As with hair length, Angelina has experimented with other hair colors, especially for film roles. For example, she dyed her hair platinum blonde in 1999 for the movie Girl, Interrupted, but she is almost always seen with dark or medium brown hair. Angelina sometimes brightens her brown hair with an auburn tint. The highlights are painted on her hair one-by-one. Her base hair color is usually medium brown. Don't paint too many highlights into your hair. Her hair looks mostly naturally brown with just a little bit of softness. Angelina's been known to keep her hair shiny and healthy by using Aveda products and Couture Colour Pequi Oil Treatment. Angelina is a fan of loose, natural looking curls. To obtain this look, you should curl your hair with a large barreled curling iron or with Velcro rollers. Make sure the curls aren't too tight. Her hair looks natural. Take random sections of your hair and back comb them, and then brush the hair until it's smooth. Take small sections of hair, twist them, and clip them. Then, use some fixing spray. Then release. To increase the volume at the roots of your hair, capture sections of your hair with your brush and lift the hair upward 2 or 3 inches (5.1 or 7.6cm). Hold the section there while you dry underneath with the blow-dryer. Unpin the top section and repeat the drying process. Flip your head upside-down once more and spray a light-hold hair spray at the roots of your hair. Remain upside-down for a few seconds to allow the hair spray to dry, and then flip right-side-up again. When she is at awards shows in particular, Angelina loves to play with different styles. Occasionally, you will see her with an updo, but a half up and half down style is one of her favorites. To get Angelina's half up and half down style, take large Velcro rollers. Start with your bangs or the hair in the middle of your forehead, and continue rolling the front sections of the hair and then go back on the crown of the head at the middle part to create volume. . Roll them toward the face. If you use a smaller roller, you will get more curl. A large roller provides more volume. Again, you could use a large barreled curling iron instead. Use larger rollers as you work your way to the back of the head. Put rollers in the end of your hair too, curling under. Let them set for a few hours. You could use a hair dryer instead if you don't have that much time, but be careful that you don't dislodge the rollers when drying the hair. Remove the rollers, starting with the top ones. Take the hair at the crown area. Use a round brush to back comb it. Set it with hair spray. Do the same thing halfway to the front. Once the hair spray dries, brush it to smooth it out. Take a section of the hair at each side and fasten the sections back with a clip.
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One-sentence summary -- Wear your hair long. Keep your hair brown. Add some curls. Play with different styles.

Point a box fan so that it pushes air out of your apartment. This will remove the dust from inside of your house. Turn the fan to high and let the dust in the air escape the room. As you continue to clean the dust, keep the fan on so that the drywall dust that you sweep up can be blown out of your house. Before you start disrupting the dust in the room, it's important that you empty the space of furniture. If you don't, the abrasive dust can settle on your furniture and hurt the finish on your belongings. Remove what you can out of the room and put it in another, dust-free room. Lay dropcloths or plastic tarps over furniture that's too large to move in order to protect them. Gently walk a push broom around the perimeter of the room and work your way into the middle. Make sure to be gentle and avoid pushing the dust up into the air. Use long stroking motions when pushing the dust around and try to create one pile in the center of your room. A Shop Vac or wet and dry vacuum cleaner has a larger carrying capacity and can pick up more dust than a traditional household vacuum cleaner. Start by vacuuming up all the dust that you managed to gather in the center of the room. After the initial dust is cleaned, continue to go over the entirety of the floor to suck up the remainder of the drywall dust. Go over the floor again if you notice that your Shop Vac didn't get all the dust on the first vacuuming. If you don't have a Shop Vac than you can rent one from a department store. Make sure to use a HEPA filter to trap all of the drywall dust when using the Shop Vac.
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Place a box fan in the window. Remove and cover the furniture. Sweep the dust to the center of the room. Suck up the dust with a Shop Vac.