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Moshi Voice Commands

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This is a list of the Voice Commands for the Moshi voice controlled Alarm clock.

  • Time – Tells you the current time
  • Set Time – Set time by voice
  • Today’s Date – Tells you today’s date
  • Alarm – Tells you the current alarm time
  • Set Alarm – Set alarm by voice
  • Alarm Sound – Choose 1 of 3 available alarms (chime, chirp, bell)
  • Turn Off The Alarm – Turns off alarm and tells current time, date & temperature
  • Sleep Sound – Choose 1 of 3 available sleep sounds
  • Play Sleep Sound – Plays 5 minutes of sleep sound
  • Temperature – Tells you current temperature
  • Night Light – Turns on night light
  • Help – Offers help menu for assistance

How to Mass Delete Text Messages on Nokia n95

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  1. Go to your phones Inbox
  2. Go into Options
  3. Choose Mark/Unmark
  4. Select Mark All
  5. Press “C” (or Options, then Delete)

You can also press Edit  while scrolling up or down to select if you want to choose messages then press the C button to remove the messages.

Star Wars : The Old Republic Login Service Not Available

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Getting the login service not available? Follow the instructions below:

You need to change your Date/Time on the computer so that it is correct, or the login servers will not be able to communicate with your computer.

  1. Close the Old Republic Launcher
  2. Click Start
  3. Click Control Panel
  4. Click Time/Date
  5. Choose Change
  6. Set the correct Time/Date (also handy to click the Internet tab and make sure that you are getting the latest time from Microsoft’s NTP servers)
  7. Click Ok
  8. Now open the Old Republic Launcher

Hybserv2 “Unable to open SET PATH”

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Getting the Hybserv2 “Unable to open SETPATH” error? Follow the instructions below to repair.

Windows

  1. Right click on My Computer
  2. Left click on Properties
  3. Left click on Advanced System Settings
  4. Left click on Environment Variables.
  5. Enter new system variable with name “PATH” and value (The path for your Perl/bin folder).

Linux

  1. Open a Terminal
  2. Type: cd include
  3. Press Enter
  4. **Type pico config.**h
  5. Type: # define SETPATH “/home/USER/hybserv/etc/settings.conf
  6. **Save **