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Move contact list from Microsoft outlook to Gmail or Vice Versa

How Easy to Move contact list from Microsoft outlook to Gmail or Vice Versa

It might be possible your maximum contacts are saved in company’s Microsoft outlook and you want to keep your contacts with you always. Now you are planning to get access of your important contacts while you are out of the office. For that you have to merge contact list of Microsoft outlook into Gmail account so you will get access your important contact whenever you want. So there are few steps to make your wish fulfill.

Copy list of the contact from Microsoft outlook to Gmail:

  • Start Microsoft outlook open file>import and export.
  • Choose “export to a file” and click next button

  • Select “comma-separated values” and click on next

  • Navigate to your list of contact and click on next
  • Give the file name and save it. This file will be in .csv extension

  • login to Gmail account
  • Click on the “contacts” on left pane and select “import” at right top corner
  • Browse to locate .csv extension file which you saved earlier
  • Now click on import to start importing contact from Microsoft outlook into Gmail account and save it with new name.
  • Once the process of importing completed you will get option to save it or not. Either you merge it or ignore if already contacts exist.

 

Copy list of contacts from Gmail to Microsoft outlook:

  • Open your Gmail account page and click on “export”
  • Now select the contact list which you want to export
  • Click on export button to start the process. The file automatically will be named as contact.csv and save it.
  • Open your Microsoft outlook and move to import and export option. Select import option and click on next button to proceed this process

  • select “comma-separated values” and click on next
  • Browse to locate file created in Gmail account to export into outlook. In the new tab you will get option to deal with duplicate entries and reduce redundancy if required. You can choose the option to do not import duplicate files in outlook account.

  • Now click on next button to forward this process to its end. And finally you got your contact list merged.

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List and Show WordPress Posts To Allow Comments and Pings

List and Show WordPress Posts To Allow Comments and Pings

The most used blog publishing platform WordPress permits the individual author for superseding the global discussion settings. You may change the settings to permit the reader for posting comments on your article, or you could even permit the link notification (aka trackback and pingback) from the other blogs at particular page level or post.

Using this feature you can allow all latest pages and posts to be produced with pings on and comments, and it can be always disabled on particular pages or posts when required.

When it comes to maintenance, WordPress does not offer a simple mode to display all paged articles or posts which contains its pings and comments. For the Bloggers who would like to make out a list of the articles and blog posts which has banned visitors and readers, can use the following trick to leave comments.

By using this trick you can stop other Blogs to trackback or pingback, and you can list out every page and post which is presently set to pingback/trackback and comment off.

Primarily, you will need to sign in to the MySQL database as it controls the WordPress blog. After that you need to the next query statement of SQL, so as to dig up all pages or posts where the comments and pings are not permitted.

SELECT * FROM `wp_posts` where `comment_status` <> 'open' or `ping_status` <> 'open';

Note: If you want to make the assortment as of database much easier, it is suggested to apply phpMyAdmin otherwise any else GUI interface to the MySQL database.

The above query will return every row (together pages and posts) in WordPress which contains either “Allow Pings” or “Allow Comments” set to disabled (uncheck). You can use only “ping_status” or “comment_status” intended for the articles that never allows trackback and pingback.

Both ping_status and comment_status field contains simply two easily understandable values which are open and closed. Open stands for allow whereas closed for not allowed.

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Uninstall Programs Which Are Not Removable Via Add Or Remove Programs List

Uninstall Programs Which Are Not Removable Via Add Or Remove Programs List

You may install any program easily and quickly. It may be pretty annoying when you try to uninstall a program, especially the one with which you have faced many problems, and it does uninstalls anyway. Sometimes you can’t remove the program when it doesn’t displayed in add or remove program, or there is no any uninstall tool is provided with setup.

Now, you may relax as you can remove such an annoying program by executing an uninstall string which can be easily obtained from registry. When you install any program in your computer, some entries for uninstall for each and every programs are in registry grouped under folder named as Uninstall. So that, you can easily find out the respective program with the help of Uninstall list located in registry.

Following is a step by step guide to uninstall any un-removable program via registry:

  • Open Registry Editor (type regedit in Run box)
  • Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\currentversion\Uninstall
  • Expand Uninstall list
  • Find out and click on the program that you want to uninstall
  • In the right panel, just double click on the UninstallString
  • You will e prompted with a pop up window naming Edit String. Just copy the value data
  • Now, go to Start then Run and type cmd to open Command Prompt
  • Paste the value data which is copied before. Press Enter key.
  • When the uninstall screen is being prompted, you can start un-installation process
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How To Sort Gmail Messages By Size, Largest Ones First

Unfortunately there is no direct way to sort gmail messages by Size, Sender, Labels, Subject. However, Abhishek has written a detailed report on how to achieve this using some workaround techniques.

And the rest of us, we should suggest Google to include this feature :

1. Login to your GMail account and click “help” and under “Help resources” click “Suggest a Feature” (or you can directly do it by going to “http://mail.google.com/support/bin/static.py?page=suggestions.cs&issue=116865&bucket=16935“)
2. You’ll find “Organization” section, click “Suggest it” for “Sort messages by size, date, sender, etc.”