How To Transfer Contacts from Blackberry to iPhone. you can follow step by step instruction for

Transferring Contacts from Blackberry to iPhone.

1. Very first step would be backup all your data and update the iTunes and BlackBerry software.
2. Sync Blackberry contacts with BlackBerry desktop manager & continue to outlook.
3. Sync your iPhone with outlook.
4. Go to BlackBerry address book and choose “Outlook” click OK and continue, check “one way to sync from device”, click “next” and “finish”.
5. Check “Synchronize organizer data”, select “Synchronize”, and unplug your Blackberry thereafter.
6. Attach iPhone to computer & from iTunes choose “iPhone” tab.
7. Choose on “Info” tab & click the check box next to “sync contacts from Outlook”, now click All contacts/Selected groups.
8. Choose “Apply” once your iPhone sync gets completed. Disconnect iPhone from computer.
9. Enjoy having Blackberry contacts in your iPhone.

I got thinking about this after getting this email from Google:

 

 

So clearly, it can be done. Inspecting the source of the Google email, it’s nothing special. Just an HTML form like any other.

I decided to try it myself, so I made a quick PHP page to send myself an HTML email.

<?php
 Continue reading "How To – Send Form in an Email Shot"

It is easy to take advantage of Google’s geographic targeting options to lower your CPC and increase conversions. Here is how.

 

Getting started
Click on the campaign you want to use for geographic targeting and then the Settings tab.

Underneath “Targeted locations” click on “Edit”

Here you can either start typing…

Or you can click on “Show map”.

Either way you’ll still have the same options to choose from. I’m going to click on “show map”. If you originally chose to target all countries and territories or all of the UK, delete them from the list. Because the antiques stores are based in Derby and Nottingham, those are the first two places I am going to add.

Although the stores are based in the city centres, that doesn’t mean only people who live within the city boundaries will want to come. Looking at the map, there is a massive catchment area nearby as well. Click on “Nearby” to get suggestions on more areas you can target.

Alternatively, you can choose to target a radius.

Type in the central point and then how far out you want to reach. E.g.

Once you are happy with everything, click on “Done”.

Additionally, Google has three targeting methods and two exclusion methods. To see these, in “Settings” click on “Advanced location options”.

The default setting is, in my opinion, the best one. Here people using your target keywords within your specified location AND using it in their search will be shown your advert. For example, if I bid on the keyword “Antiques store” and have targeted Nottingham, someone in London searching for “Nottingham antiques store” will see my advert.

If you want to just show adverts to a geographic region regardless of the keywords used, choose “Target using physical location: Device-based location signal”. If you want it to be based exclusively on the keywords used, choose “Target using search intent: Location terms in user queries”.

My campaign is now set-up to only show adverts to people searching for my products within reach of my stores, or who are searching specifically for the products I sell in the area I am based.

1. Download the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 SDK (THE 64-BIT VERSION!) from the Microsoft Website. This download is about 300MB if I remember correctly.
2. Install the SDK on the 64-bit machine that you would like to run Veeam FastSCP on.
3. Now, open a command prompt (Start -> Run -> Type “cmd” -> OK)
4. Change directory to: C:\Program Files\Microsoft.NET\SDK\v2.0 64bit\Bin
5. Now Run: corflags “C:\Program Files (x86)\Veeam\Veeam Backup and FastSCP\VeeamShell.exe” /32BIT+
6. Now when you try and run Veeam FastSCP again, it should work fine.

Tonymacx86 has developed a project which converts your flash drive into a bootable operating system. Just plug n play. The project UniBeast All-in-one Bootable USB drive follows simple steps to setup your fresh operating system.

You’ll need a copy of OS X Lion which can be downloaded from the Mac app store or got from the Lion USB flash drive. You’ll also need an 8GB (at least) flashdrive and finally download UniBeast from here.

RedmondPie explains the steps:

Step 1: Firstly, you’ll need to create a bootable USB drive using UniBeast. Open/Applications/Utilities/Disk Utility and highlight your USB drive on your Mac.

Step 2: Next, click the Partition tab, then Current and opt for 1 Partition. Then, click Optionsand select Master Boot Record.

Step 3: Change Name to ‘USB’ (can use any name, but we’ll use USB for the benefit of this tut), and select Mac OS Extended (Journaled) as your format. Once you’re done, selectApply followed by Partition.

NOTE: If you’re using the Install Mac OS X Lion Application, be sure to check that it’s been placed in the /Applications folder. If you’re instead using the OS X Lion USB Thumb Drive, plug it in.

Step 4: Download and run UniBeast. Continue through the first few steps.

Step 5: At Destination Select, click USB and then Continue.

Step 6: Select the package name of the method you’ll be using to install as depicted below. Laptop users will need to select the Laptop Support in addition. Once that’s done, hit Continue.

Step 7: Enter password and click Install. Depending on the speed of your system and the flash drive, it could take up to 15 minutes.

Step 8: Boot from your freshly prepared USB flash drive and install.