Write an article based on this "Set up Gmail to use IMAP. Click on Forwarding and POP/IMAP once in Settings. Select Enable IMAP under the IMAP Access section. Access your Thunderbird account settings. Click on Add Mail Account. Enter your name, email address and password. Verify that the process worked."
article: 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. Open Thunderbird and select Accounts under the Tools menu. You'll find this located under the Account Actions dropdown menu at the bottom of the Accounts window. Upon clicking Continue, Thunderbird should set the account up automatically. If the process fails, click Manual Setup and proceed with the bulleted alternative instructions below. For Manual Setup, find and select the account you've created on the sidebar. Then click on Server Settings. Enter imap.gmail.com as your Server Name and type 993 as your port number. The username should be your Gmail address in its entirety. Choose SSL/TLS under the dropdown menu for Connection Security, and finally select Normal Password under the dropdown menu for Authentication Method. Click OK when finished, and you can check that everything went according to plan by attempting to check your Gmail account via Thunderbird.

Write an article based on this "Check your pet for fleas. Brush your pet regularly. Give your pet a bath. Consider giving your pet some flea medication. Consider getting a flea collar. Avoid using garlic or brewer's yeast. Manage fleas with essential oils. Keep fleas at bay with plants."
article: The fleas are most likely in your carpet because they came from your pet. In order to prevent the fleas from getting into your carpet, you will need to check your pet to see if he or she has fleas. If your pet is constantly scratching him or herself, he or she probably has fleas. Purchase a flea comb from a pet store and brush your pet with it. The flea comb has small, tight bristles that will catch the tiny pests in your pet's fur. It will also remove any loose fur, thus preventing shedding. Consider keeping a small bowl filled with water and a few drops of dish soap. You can dip the comb into the soapy water to drown the fleas and get them off the comb while you are brushing your pet's fur. The water will drown the fleas, and the soap will kill any larva. Consider using a special soap for killing off fleas. Keep in mind, however, that this may not work very well if you have a cat. Most cats hate water and will become aggressive if forced into water. If you wish to give your cat a bath, make sure that you are wearing thick gloves and long sleeves to protect your skin. Take your pet to a vet and ask what sort of flea medication would be the best for your pet. Your vet will then prescribe or recommend a medication type (cat or dog) and a dosage. If you wish to prescribe the medication yourself, make sure that you read the labelit will tell you whether it is for a cat or a dog, what age range it is for, and what weight it is for. If you do not do this, you will risk overdosing your pet and get tragic results. Depending on the type, flea medication can be given orally or topically. If it is given topically, it is usually applied on the base of your pet's neck, right between the shoulder blades. Refer to the instructions on the label to find out how you should give the medication to your pet. Watch your pet for any signs of discomfort or allergic reactions. Sometimes, a cat or dog may be allergic to flea medication. Never give dog flea medication to a cat and vice versa. Always use the recommended dosage, and never give more. Flea collars contain chemicals that ward off fleas. They are especially helpful if you have a pet that goes outside. If you can keep fleas off your pet, you can keep fleas off your carpet. Put the collar on your pet and tighten it until you can still slip your finger beneath the collar. Cut off any excess collar with a pair of scissors. Adding a small amount of garlic or brewer's yeast to your dog's food is a common remedy for repelling fleas (and thus keeping them off your carpet), but studies have shown that adding garlic or brewer's yeast to your dog's food has little to no effect. Never give garlic to your cat. The garlic remedy is intended for dogs only. Garlic is extremely toxic to cats. You can make your own flea-repelling spray for your carpet by pouring some water into a spray bottle and adding a few drops of essential oil. Shake the bottle to mix everything together, and then mist your carpet with this solution. This flea-repellant is safe to use around dogs and children, but not safe to use around cats. Here is a list of flea-repelling essential oils that are safe to use around dogs: bergamot, cedar wood, citronella, eucalyptus, geranium, lavender, lemon, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary, sage, and sweet orange. Do not use this spray around cats. Cats are extremely sensitive to essential oils. There are certain plants whose smell deters fleas. These plants do not kill fleas, but they discourage them from entering your home. Consider purchasing a flea-repelling plant and keeping it inside your home. Here is a list of plants that repel fleas: Catnip discourages fleas, but it is a nice treat for your cat! Chamomile not only smells and looks lovely, but you can also use the flowers to brew tea. Lavender keeps fleas at bay while filling your home with a pleasant fragrance. It also produces appealing purple-grey flowers. Lemongrass can be used not only to deter fleas but also for cooking. Mint is not only great for repelling fleas, but also for cooking! You can use it to season food, or flavor drinks. Rosemary is a popular herb. You can use it not only to keep fleas away but also to season your food. Sage is another herb used both for cooking and keeping fleas away.

Write an article based on this "Turn on the device you want to control. Point the remote at the device. Press and release the device button that matches the device you want to control. Press and hold the Power button on your device and your remote. Press the Play or Slow button on your remote. Press the Play or Slow button again. Press the Reverse or Skip Back button once the device turns off. Press Stop or OK to lock in your code."
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If you're unable to do an automatic code search and cannot enter the device code manually, try a Manual Code Search. Start by powering on the device that you want to control (e.g., your DVD player, stereo receiver). You'll only be able to use your RCA remote with devices that support remote control in the first place. If the device did not come with a remote, you likely won't be able to use your RCA remote to control it. Keep the remote pointed at the device during the code search process. For example, to program the remote for a DVD player, press the DVD button. The Power light will turn on. Continue to hold until the light turns off and then on again. Now your remote will try different codes in an attempt to turn off the device. Once the proper code is found (typically after about five seconds), the device will turn off. Do this only if the device did not turn off after five seconds. Pressing Play or Slow again will tell the remote to try the next batch of codes. Repeat this every five seconds until the device turns off. This should turn it back on again. You may have to press this multiple times to find the correct code. Once the device turns back on after pressing the Reverse button, you've found the correct code. Press Stop to lock it into your remote. Note: Universal remotes can be finicky, and you may need to start the process over if something goes wrong. Make sure you are keeping the remote pointed at the device, and that you follow each step exactly.