Q: Its app icon resembles a multicolored musical note () on a white background. If prompted to update iTunes, first click Download iTunes and wait for the update to finish installing. You'll need to restart your computer after doing so. If you already have the ringtone on your iPhone, skip ahead to setting the ringtone. You'll need to use iTunes to trim the song that you want to use as a ringtone. You can add the song to iTunes by double-clicking its file if iTunes is your computer's default music player. If iTunes isn't your computer's default music player, you can add the song by clicking the File tab, clicking Add File to Library... in the drop-down menu, and double-clicking the music file that you want to use. Double-click the song in iTunes to play it, listen for the beginning of the section that you want to use as the ringtone and note the start time, and listen for up to 40 seconds before noting the end time. You can see the time-stamp for the song at the top of the iTunes window when a song is playing. Ringtones cannot be longer than 40 seconds. Click the song to select it, click Edit (Windows) or File (Mac), and click Song Info (Windows) or Get Info (Mac) in the resulting drop-down menu. A window will open. You can also just right-click the song and click Song Info (Windows) or Get Info (Mac) in the drop-down menu that appears. It's at the top of the information menu window. They're both near the top of the window, just below the "media kind" section. Doing so will place checkmarks in the respective boxes, allowing you to change the start and stop time for the song. In the "start" text box, enter the time in the song at which you want the ringtone to start, then do the same with the point at which you want the ringtone to end in the "stop" box. It's at the bottom of the window. This will save the song's changes and exit the information menu. Make sure that the song is selected by clicking it, then click File, select Convert in the drop-down menu, and click Create AAC Version in the pop-out menu. A new version of the song that is the length of your ringtone will appear below the original song in iTunes. For example, if your selected ringtone segment is 36 seconds, the new song will have "0:36" next to it instead of the full song length. If you don't see the Create AAC Version option, enable it by clicking the Edit (Windows) or iTunes (Mac) tab, clicking Preferences..., clicking Import Settings, clicking the "Import Using" drop-down box, and clicking AAC Encoder in the drop-down menu. Select the AAC version of the song, then click File and click Show in Windows Explorer (Windows) or Show in Finder (Mac) in the drop-down menu. This will open the file's location on your computer. This process will vary depending on whether you're using a Windows computer or a Mac computer: Windows - Click the View tab check the "File name extensions" box click the ".m4a" version of the song to select it click the Home tab click Rename replace m4a with m4r at the end of the song name and press Enter click OK when prompted. Mac - Select the AAC version of the song (the "m4a" version) click the File menu item click Get Info in the drop-down menu change m4a to m4r in the "Name & Extension" section and press Return click Use m4r when prompted.
A: Open iTunes. Make sure that your song is in iTunes. Find the section of the song that you want to use. Open the song's information menu. Click the Options tab. Check the "start" and "stop" boxes. Enter the start and stop time. Click OK. Create an AAC version of the song. Open the AAC file's location. Change the AAC file into an M4R file.

Q: This will give you a very exact edge and improve the look of your flower bed. You will probably have to repeat this step periodically during the growing season if you want to keep the edge perfectly trimmed. You can use a weed whacker or a gas powered edger instead. This will deter weeds, and keep your edged bed neat. It will also help to draw attention to the contrast between your lawn and the flowerbed, increasing its aesthetic appeal. If the flower bed is not overgrown, consider installing weed fabric around the plant before adding mulch. Over time, your edge may become uneven due to rain, wind, animals, etc. If this happens, use a spade or trowel to cut through any uneven patches and remove the excess dirt. A good time to do this is in the spring at the start of the growing season. If desired, you can install a border around the flower bed to keep the edge defined. This can be a simple plastic or metal sheet, or any solid barrier of your choice.
A: Use shears to trim the grass along the edge. Spread a 2-3 inch thick layer of mulch from the edge to your flowerbed. Check the flower bed periodically to keep the edge defined. Install a new border edging.

Q: If you wish to start taking Zoloft, start by speaking to your doctor. Tell them about the specific symptoms you are experiencing and how severe they are. Your doctor will be able to assess whether Zoloft is the right option for you, or suggest another course of treatment. For instance, say something like, "I have been feeling depressed and lethargic for more than 2 weeks, and it is making it difficult to go to work." Zoloft is usually prescribed to treat the symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Panic Disorder, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), and Social Anxiety Disorder. Zoloft should be avoided if you have certain medical conditions to prevent adverse reactions. Be sure to tell your doctor about any illnesses or abnormalities that might preclude you from taking Zoloft. These include: Heart disease Kidney disease Seizures Bipolar disorder Pregnancy To avoid drug interactions, it's crucial that you tell your doctor about all medications and supplements that you are taking. This includes all prescription medications, over-the-counter medications, vitamins, and herbal supplements. To make sure that you don't forget to disclose any medications, write them down before seeing your doctor. Note that Zoloft can cause severe reactions, such as convulsions, if taken with other medications for depression. Make sure you let your doctor know if you're taking St. John's wort or 5-hydroxytryptophan (5-HTP). If you remember another medication after seeing your doctor, call them so they can modify your prescription if necessary. Your doctor may refer you to a psychiatrist or psychologist for further assessment. This might be to confirm their diagnosis, or to supplement Zoloft with additional treatment options like therapy. Be honest and open during visits with any mental health professionals to get proper treatment.
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Ask your doctor about starting Zoloft. Disclose any preexisting medical conditions to your doctor. Tell your doctor about any medications you are taking. Get a referral to a mental health professional if necessary.