Posts by ironcyclist58

That’s exactly what those Outlook labels are for. You just set up a filter to slap a specific label on the mail and keep it out of your inbox entirely.

Chloe Moore5 said:Hey everyone...
I could use some advice... 🙂 So, here's the deal—my tech guy was moving some business contact emails over to a new server, and since I wanted everything accessible on my phone, I just had all that mail forwarded to my private account. Now I’m trying to figure out if there’s a way to automatically tag every single email sent to that specific business address so they land under a dedicated work label without me having to manually sort through them one by one... Ideally, I’d love for all those messages to just pop up in their own separate tab, but as far as I know, Outlook doesn't really offer a feature like that. I tried asking Google for help, but honestly, they weren't much use. Maybe I'm just asking the wrong question... 🙂

I’m not too sure about doing that for a specific tab, but you can actually set up an Outlook label to assign itself automatically just by using a filter...

Look, you aren't getting the sticker if you just buy it online.

But wait, doesn't the inspector insist on seeing a receipt? Like, do they actually not give a damn about serial numbers and stuff like that?

Do you have Tap Zones listed in your options?

I can't say for sure, but maybe the issue lies with that .ga domain...

But you’d still need the TV to actually support subtitle files for that; we aren't talking about hardcoded subs here.

People usually swear by Handbrake.

Glacier is fine if you're just dumping stuff you don't plan on touching for ages, like a basic backup. The storage itself is dirt cheap, but once you actually need to pull data back out, the fees hit you hard—plus you can't even grab it instantly. You’re stuck waiting three to five hours just to get your own files...

The pixel size listed in the table refers to the actual physical dimensions of a single pixel on the camera sensor...

silentdriver18 said:Look, I'm not saying they're any good. But being only seven days old doesn't prove anything other than the fact that they're new to the game. If people start making decisions based solely on how recent a platform is, we're all in trouble.

And the account was set up by a Chinese user, privacy settings turned all the way up...

The account was only registered seven days ago, which I think says everything you need to know...

You're being a bit vague here. First you say you can't even download anything, but then in your next post you mention getting an error when trying to launch it—which would mean you actually managed to get it on your machine... 🤔

Yeah, you can definitely set up a static IP service if you need one.
It’ll run you $67 a month without any long-term contract ($60 though there's a discount if you commit to 12 months, or $53 even more if you go for the 24-month deal).

Is this machine on a domain?

You don't even need to bother with extra software, everything is right here ready to go.
Just pick your settings and knock out the PDF...

Yeah, that’s the final number. With SEPA transfers, you actually know what the costs are upfront. No random surprises waiting for you like when you're dealing with SWIFT...

I mean, nobody actually said it was free. Someone clearly stated right up there that it costs $10.

Transferwise.

That still doesn't explain how any of this relates to the firewall. Besides, based on her last post, we aren't even talking about some software license she's using... it's about the licenses her company issues to their own clients for the software they develop.