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Welcome to the BBC Reminiscence Archive. This archive provides access to a selection of content from the BBC Archives, designed to support reminiscence therapy.

The principle of reminiscence therapy is to assist people who have dementia to interact and converse in a natural way by stimulating their long-term memory with material from the past. It is often the case that long-term memory can still function when the person's working (short-term) memory is degraded. Tapping into long-term memory can make it possible once again for them to enjoy interacting with others, through their stories.

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This wikiHow teaches you how to make an Apple ID account without having to enter any payment information. You can do this either on the Apple ID website, on iTunes, or on your iPhone or iPad. Apple ID accounts are used to log into Apple apps, phones, tablets, and computers.

Using the Apple ID Website

1. Open the Apple ID site. Go to https://appleid.apple.com/. This will open the login page.

If this opens a current Apple ID page, log out before continuing.

2. Select security questions and answers. Click a Security Question drop-down box, click a question in the drop-down menu, and then type an answer into the "answer" text field below the box.

You'll need to do this for the remaining two security questions as well.

3. Scroll down and enter the security code. Type the characters displayed in the grey box into the text field to the right of the box.

You can click New Code to generate a different security code if you can't read the first one.

4. Enter the verification code. Type the six-digit code into the verification window on the Apple ID website.

Make sure that you don't include any spaces.

Using an iPhone

1. Open the

App Store. It's the blue app with a white "A" on it. You'll be able to create a brand-new Apple ID from here.[1]

2. Enter your Apple ID's information. Fill out the following fields:

Email - Enter the email address that you want to use for your Apple ID.

Password - Type in a password for your Apple ID account.

Verify - Re-enter the password.

Tap the switch next to Agree to Terms and Conditions to ON

Tap Next in the top-right corner of the screen.

3. Select security questions and answers. Tap a Question box, tap a question to use, and then tap the "Answer" box and enter your answer.

You'll need to do this for all three security questions.

Using iTunes

1. Open iTunes on a computer. This is the white icon with a multicolored musical note on it.

If prompted to update, click Download iTunes, wait for the installation to complete, and restart your computer if prompted before continuing.

2. Sign out of your current Apple ID. Skip this step if you're not signed into an Apple ID on your iTunes program. To sign out:

Click Account at the top of the screen (Mac) or page (Windows).

Click Sign Out... in the drop-down menu.

3. It's in the Music drop-down menu. Clicking this will switch the store's display over to movies and TV.

4. Enter your Apple ID information. Fill out the following fields:

Email - Type in the email address that you want to use for your Apple ID. You can't use an existing Apple ID's email address.

Password - Enter the password that you want to use for your account.

Verify - Re-enter the password that you entered above.

5. Add security questions and answers. Click a Security Question drop-down box, click a question in the drop-down menu, and then type an answer into the text field below the box.

You'll need to fill out all three of these before proceeding.

6. It's on the far-right side of the list of payment options that's near the top of the page. If you don't see the None option, you may be unable to create an Apple ID without a payment method for one of the following reasons:

You're not in the correct country - If your current country is different than the country to which your iTunes program is registered, you won't see None.

You didn't sign out of iTunes - If you forgot to sign out of your Apple ID account, you won't be able to select None.

You have an unpaid balance on iTunes - You'll need to enter a payment method to proceed if you have a purchased item pending on your iTunes program.

7. Enter your Apple ID password when prompted. As long as the verification code was correct, you'll be prompted to enter the password for your Apple ID, after which point you will be signed into your Apple ID account.

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