The word "untick" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is used when someone is removing a check mark, like from a list or a checkbox. For example, "I needed to untick the box next to 'attending the event' because I realized I am not able to go."
Was there some Facebook shenanigan where things just "happen" to untick themselves?
The app simply would not work with my Android 5 Moto G – there's a network setting that some Androids need to untick to setup the system, but that setting doesn't exist on my smartphone.
Nick Carter You could try downloading Adobe Reader 9.3 from http://get.adobe.com/reader/, remembering to untick the box that tries to bundle Google's Toolbar as well: it should work.
New EU data laws due to come into force in 2018 will, Brexit permitting, demand a more direct opt-in approach (no more "untick this box if you don't want to receive a million emails") and clearer information.
So I uninstall and reinstall and untick the boxes and make a few guesses at what I wanted each specific media player for in the first place.
Go to the properties tab headed "Power Management" and untick the box next to "Allow this device to wake the computer".
If unticked, the browser sends no DNT metadata at all.Ad networks belonging to the Digital Advertising Alliance, representing 90% of online ads in America (including Google and its DoubleClick division) have agreed in principle to DNT and related proposals.
It's now 10 days into the trip, after all, and our Big Five list remains obstinately unticked.
Wimbledon is the only box that remains unticked.
An eight-day trip with Explorers (0845 609 1591, astronomytours.co.uk) costs £1,299 inlcuding flights With rooms at $700 a night, we suspect this one will remain unticked on the wishlist forever, but if you got a bundle for Christmas, check out the Song Saa private island (songsaa.com) in the Koh Rong archipelago, opening in November.
Teenagers were also encouraged to stay signed up because the opt-out wording warned that unticking the boxes would mean they would miss out on information about careers, education and health.
