September 19, 2009
Do you send emails to more than one recipient often? Are the recipients often the same?
You can turn these contacts into a group in Gmail and address messages to all of them much easier and faster. Instead of entering the addressees individually, you just type the group name and let Gmail do the rest.
Set up an Address Book Group for List Mailing in Gmail
To create a group for list mailing from existing contacts in Gmail:
- Select Contacts from the left side navigation bar in Gmail.
- Check all the contacts you want to add to the new list.
- Click the Add to group … drop-down menu.
- Select New group … from the menu.
- To add the selected contacts to an existing group, select it instead.
- Type the name by which you want the new address book group to go.
- Click OK.
Of course, you can also create an empty group:
- Select Contacts from the left navigation bar.
- Go to the Groups tab.
- Click Create Group.
- Type the desired name of the group under Group name:.
- Enter an initial set of members under Add contacts:.
- You can add contacts already in your Gmail address book but type fresh email addresses, too. The latter will be added to your regular address book as well.
Edit the Members of a Gmail Group
To add new members to a group in Gmail, proceed as above. To remove or edit members of a mailing list:
- Select Contacts from the left navigation bar.
- Go to the Groups tab.
- Click the name of the group you want to edit.
- Check members and choose Remove from group to delete them from the group.
- Click on individual contacts to edit their details.
Send Group Mail in Gmail
With your groups set up and populated, you can now send messages to all members easily and swiftly.
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August 30, 2009
For working with tutorial of Build Internet Application with Oracle Forms 9i & Reports 9i. you need to work on the tables which is locked in oracle. for Unlocking these tables you have to follow these steps
1. Login in sqlplus or sqlplus or isqlplus as a user “system” with respective password.
2. Execute the following command
ALTER USER OE IDENTIFIED BY password ACCOUNT UNLOCK;
here password is your passord which you want to use for your account remember this password for further use.
3. Login in with user HR with password specified above
Now you can use all tables specified in tutorial of Oracle Forms & Reports 9i with all table.
Please leave your comment If you encounter any problem…
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February 12, 2009
Installing Oracle 9i on Windows NT/2000
The following outline describes the steps required to install Oracle9i (version 9.0.1.1 or 9.0.2.1) on the Microsoft Windows NT/2000 operating system. It is assumed that this is a fresh install and that no other Oracle products are installed at this time. If this is not the case, then these instructions may not work on your system.
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September 26, 2008
For working with tutorial of oracle Introduaction to oracle/sql you need to work on the tables which is locked in oracle. for Unlocking these tables you have to follow these steps
1. Login in sqlplus or sqlplus or isqlplus as a user “system” with respective password.
2. Execute the following command
ALTER USER HR IDENTIFIED BY password ACCOUNT UNLOCK;
here password is your passord which you want to use for your account remember this password for further use.
3. Login in with user HR with password specified above
Now you can use all tables specified in tutorial.
Please leave your comment If you encounter any problem…
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Posted by satendrakumar
September 26, 2008
This virus affects your system by
Disabling Task Manager
Disabling Registry Editor
Creates a startup entry to start upon system start and
Creates its own exe files in Shared Documents folder which appear like ordinary folders.
Disables Folder Options
Uses your 50% or more processor
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