Oryx
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Try it? I can't tell you what it is since it's unique to you. If that's not it, try using this guide to find it.
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I am very tech-savvy, but here is how I found mine when I wasn't. Like what Toujours said, it's usually on your router. However, the series of numbers and letters you found was a MAC code (not the "Apple" Mac).
Skip this spoiler if you want. It describes MAC adresses in better context.
After that rambling (if you read it), here are some helpful directions.
Instructions:
1. Start a Web browser and enter the router company's default IP address in the URL search bar. Consult your manual for the correct IP. Linksys uses 192.168.1.1, D-link and Netgear both use 192.168.0.1, Belkin uses 192.168.2.1 and US Robotics often use 192.168.123.254
2. Enter the username and password that you have assigned your network. If you have not designated any, then use the company default. Usually this will be "admin" for the username and either "admin" or "password" for the password. If neither works, leave the username blank and enter "admin" for the password.
3. Select the "Wireless" tab or "Wireless Settings" option.
4. Select "Wireless Security," or "Security." The WEP key will be listed on the security screen. You may need to click on the WEP box to see the passphrase or security key.
Skip this spoiler if you want. It describes MAC adresses in better context.
Spoiler:
After that rambling (if you read it), here are some helpful directions.
Instructions:
1. Start a Web browser and enter the router company's default IP address in the URL search bar. Consult your manual for the correct IP. Linksys uses 192.168.1.1, D-link and Netgear both use 192.168.0.1, Belkin uses 192.168.2.1 and US Robotics often use 192.168.123.254
2. Enter the username and password that you have assigned your network. If you have not designated any, then use the company default. Usually this will be "admin" for the username and either "admin" or "password" for the password. If neither works, leave the username blank and enter "admin" for the password.
3. Select the "Wireless" tab or "Wireless Settings" option.
4. Select "Wireless Security," or "Security." The WEP key will be listed on the security screen. You may need to click on the WEP box to see the passphrase or security key.
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You need to save the image as .png and have transparency enabled iirc. You can use google to find how to do this in whichever image editor you use, or ask somewhere in Pixel Art. Although I'm not quite 100% sure on how that forum works so make sure that you fully understand its rules and all that before posting.
droomph
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I have a question everyone.
How do you check the "top posters" for a thread?
...I'm just nosy, but I'd reaaaally love to know who's the top poster for DCC and stuff. I remember being able to do this once in the past, but I can't remember how I did it, and I can't find any way in which I can.
How do you check the "top posters" for a thread?
...I'm just nosy, but I'd reaaaally love to know who's the top poster for DCC and stuff. I remember being able to do this once in the past, but I can't remember how I did it, and I can't find any way in which I can.
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That's secondary content areas :( the only way to remove it is to set secondary content areas to "transparent" - the actual word. Then set block border background to what you originally wanted secondary content to be set to.
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Is there a way to check which topics you have posted in one?
droomph
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You'll have a little arrow
next to 'em, in addition to the "lock", the "hot/cold" and stuff like that.
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Ok thanks, I was hoping for a better way to check but that's alright too.
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Finally getting around to changing my profile.
How can I have an image for the profile background/headers background?
How can I have an image for the profile background/headers background?
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Oh ok, guess that will have to wait until, I can donate to PC or unless someone donates a supporter account to me. I'll just stick with the profile I have now.
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where do you get a dusk stone in black 2
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