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But did you download it? Did you click the this HTML verification file? It's just before [google521002f98359c2b4.html]
I don't have my blog any longer. I don't use gmail, but it should be somewhere in the control panel/dashboard or whatever. http://www.prophoto.com/support/verif...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-XXz...
Sorry I can't watch the whole video to see if that is what you are looking for. My internet is AWFUL!!!
Frenchie wrote: "I can't watch the video either as my graphic card is nearly gone. I only get thick red lines and something... another thing I need to learn how to change. Some days, it is ok, some others it is jus..."Is it a desktop computer (the old ones) or a laptop. If it is a desktop computer it is really easy. I could do it for you, as long as you buy one. We could probably do it for a laptop as well.
That is what I mean about desktop computer. If it is all-in-one I can't help since it's all in the monitor, and have never opened one.
edit: I have to go soon but I'm gonna look for a program that allows you to allocate CPU resources for graphics use. I think it is possible, but not sure if it is going to help. Do you know if your graphic card is integrated or separate. If it is the first case you might need to change the motherboard.
If you have paperwhite you can watch the video on your kindle.Edit: I found a program that work for integrated VGAs but it's better if yours is not.
I forgot. Are you sure it is your graphics. You should use some software to analyze it. Look at the manufacturer's page.
No problem. I hope you manage to verify it.
Let me take a look. HTML is fairly easy but, but can't help if it is script, java or php.Edit:
Btw it asks you to upload a file, not to enter a line. Is that what you did?
Was theat tool for the webcounter? You still have access to the blog, right?