How does the lanyard go on? Does anyone have a picture or instructions of how to get that stupid little lanyard on?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyzUmetVJFA http://www.ehow.com/how_13480_make-larks-head.html You have to slid the whole lanyard through the little hole first (which is damn near impossible). Take the reader and put it between the two ends that have been created from the first step. Tighten it up and there you have it. Don't attach the metal keyring to the reader and the nylon to your keys because because eventually the plastic on the reader breaks from the metal not being flexible (which is why I needed to buy another one) The problem is getting it through the hole. I have no idea why they don't just have it already on the lanyard. Seems like that's the entire point. If the excuse is that it takes too much time for them to do it in the factory then that's BS because it just pushes that annoyance on the customer. If I wrote a review for this, it would definitely get TWO stars knocked off just for this! Otherwise, 5 star product
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I'm looking at the unit right now, and I don't see an obvious place to attach a lanyard. I am assuming by receiver you actually mean the transmitter that you will be holding, right?
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There is a hole to attach a lanyard and no, it does not come with lanyard. Hope that helps.
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Mine works fine. It took me a bit to get it to line up right, but then it seemed fine. If I remember correctly (I bought it for my mom and she lives far away so I can't check it) you have to clip it on. You slide it in, but then you latch it to secure it in place. Just keep messing with it. You will get it.
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Use either an epoxy glue or Gorilla glue, follow directions on either of these; however (I think) using the lanyard with "clip" attached is much easier and more reliable in the long run.
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I just received mine and they cam with the lanyards attached. (Maybe they heard the complaints?) However, the lanyards are so short they are pretty useless for anything but hanging. I can barely fit a couple of fingers in them.
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I sewed it on. But, there is a pretty good adhesive sheet that you can get called Badge Magic, you can try. I have used it for my daughters scout badges. But after several months, there are a few edges that are detaching, so I am going to sew those on. Hope this is helful.
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If your phone does not have a tiny slit-like opening at the top on the corner edge, then you will not be able to attach ANY lanyard to it. Some phones have this and some don't. If you have it, then you stick the end of the loop through the slit and then pull the other end of the lanyard through it to make a slipknot so to speak, and then pull it tight to secure it. I hope that answers your question.
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Yes, there is a hole for a lanyard, but it did no come with a lanyard (as far as I remember).
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I'm not sure what kind of answer the official website would provide. I don't see any way for a lanyard to be attached to the case.
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It has a very small post to loop a cord through, but I don't think a lanyard would have anything to hold onto.
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Hi Lakena! My apologies for the late reply. We've recently added instructional videos to our website, which you can see here:http://www.thefriendlyswede.com/instructional-videos/Basically, the silver ring on the one end of the lanyard is made to loop around the metal ring on the end of the stylus opposite of the rubber tip. Sort of like a key ring. The rubber/plastic plug on the other end of the lanyard is meant to plug into the earphone outlet of your iphone/iPod/iPad/ etc...Hope that helps! Jessie / The Friendly Swede
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It's been quite a while ago that I purchased the ID Badge Holders but I believe they were the ones that you put a clip holder through the center. We used lanyards. HTH
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Push the mount tab that is under the lower end of your unit and slice the unit away, in the direction of the top of the unit. Mine is also a bit hard to remove, I sometimes have to gently wiggle the unit out. You might also want to look underneath to see if the metal loop to tie down the lanyard (or to unlock the back cover) might not be in the way.
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No, I haven't any instructions from this seller. I can't figure it out what was the way to put it on correctly.
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Hi Joseph.I think my iPod dates from around the same time.The iPod itself has no facility for a lanyard, so I'm not sure whether you have a version that does and are asking whether the case would interfere?Or, whether the case itself has a lanyard option.If the latter, then, no there's no lanyard option on the case which fits snugly to the device.Hope that's some help :O)I would say, that I'm still using the Shades case as it's the best option, bar a difficult to fit Invisible Shield, that's out there, that I've seen.
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The lanyard has a plastic choker on each end. One end attaches to a channel in the bottle and the other end to a channel cut in the cap. To remove the lanyard, pull the choker in the direction which loosens it, and slip it off the cap. Repeat the process for the end attached to the bottle.