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GMAIL Support
It has passed one week almost but i could not able to login my email account. Here is what Google says ...
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Outlook 2003
After the Gmail crisis, It looks like i am conscious about my mail(I do suggest to back up your Gmail account ;)). I have no idea what was wrong and when it is going to rectified.No support No reply mail No FAQ ...:(
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GMail is going to kill me
I have been using my Gmail account since it came to market. Suddenly it gave me big surprise...Ridiculous ..Hope it will get rectified soon
I guess it might be because of Gmail Notifier.
I am getting this error..I tried all various probability but no hope :(
"We're sorry, but Gmail is temporarily unavailable. We're currently working to fix the problem -- please try logging in to your account in a few minutes." -
Table of Contents : Service Oriented Attitecture
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Resumes and cover letters
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FAQ about Microsoft as a company
List of questions we are often asked about Microsoft as a company...
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TODO and NOT TODO for high memory levels in ASP.NET
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A simple understanding of Biztalk 2004
Who would have believed that XML, such a seemingly trivial technology, could revolutionize an industry? It may have seemed like a long shot in the beginning, but the XML aficionados saw something special and pragmatic right away—a sort of duct tape for the world's information systems. But not all developers felt this way. Some were disappointed by the lack of tool support that would bring XML to life.
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What Do You Want to Do with Visual Basic or Visual C#?
When designing your application, you may need help choosing between different technologies or approaches. This topic summarizes the choices and provides links to more information about rapid application development (RAD) with Visual Basic or C#. For more information about which language in Visual Studio to use, see Programming Languages.
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Things to Check for Debugging problem
You have created your application and resolved the build errors. You must now correct those logic errors that keep your application or stored procedures from running correctly. You can do this with the development environment integrated debugging functions. These allow you to stop at procedure locations, inspect memory and register values, change variables, observe message traffic, and get a close look at how your code works or does not work.