@Chocolate Thanks I tried this but the problem is it only shows the category color once that specific email is open, it won’t show when I have the regular list of inbox versus non IMAP will show a small icon of that color to each email
@Yitz said in Windows tricks you might not know:
Window key + .
Will open the emoji selector
BTW useful to know, in the Emoji Selector you can type a word (or start typing) to find the relevant emoji.
(Also, I find it easier to press Enter twice and then backspace instead of pressing Enter and Esc to close the Emoji panel.)
The truth is that no one can guarantee you that Microsoft Word isn’t a virus either, there is no way to be %100 sure that a certain program doesn’t inject some malicious code, you just need to learn to develop and trust your feelings whats right and whats wrong, I personally wouldn’t worry much installing Bluestacks.
@Hacker26 This Chavruta Lalomed program is an extremely old version of Bar Ilan Responsa which is not cheap (see https://www.jewishsoftware.com/bar-ilan-responsa-c-1/bar-ilan-responsa-proj)
You haven’t answered what it is in this program that he needs, compared to the completely free Toras Emes program.
@TechWiz said in Mailgun Alternatives:
@Chocolate How?
I didn’t do anything I just was never up/downgraded for some odd reason, I have 3 accounts and in all I am still in the flex plan.
@Hacker26 said in Samsung Tab A 2019 Storage filling up after System Reset:
Do you have an idea what the solution to that problem could be? I can send you a bit more detailed info abpout the storage of application and OS…
Lets try
@DiraLeads said in Spellchecker for Lashon Hakodesh in Word:
can someone please explain what I do with those files? how do I install it in my computer?
See the Link @DavidG shared, you just add the file to your words list.
The question is what are you aiming at? do you want to learn just enough to use it as a server? or do you want to use it on a daily basis?
Overall you should first learn the simple commands starting from pwd, cd, ls, cp, mv etc. then you can advance to understand the file structure, users and permissions, piping, bash scripts,processes and basically that’s all to learn, the real learning comes from experience trying to figure out all different scripts and combinations.
