How To Auto save your Gmail Attachments to Google Drive

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Ever wondered how to save your Gmail attachments to your Google Drive? Yes, but you don’t know the way out then how we have two solutions. First is that you can manually download each attachment then upload to your drive which is really time-consuming and cumbersome. Second method is pretty easy, actually it is automated and all credit goes to our India’s famous Blogger Amit Aggarwal who created a script himself which allows us to do the same. Main source article is published at his tech blog named “Digital Inspiration”. 

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Script is written in a way that it saves all the attachments automatically even for the mails to arrive in future along with the ones present in your inbox already.

Things needed:

  • The one and only thing you need is the script and you can download that script from .

Instructions:

  • All you have to do is to go to the file option from the Menu bar and select “Make a copy” which will open the copy of the script in another window.

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  • Again from the Menu bar choose “Run” this time and then select “Authorize” option. It will ask for various permissions which you need to grant.

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  • Then again go to “Run” and select “Start Program” option this time. Script will start running in background.

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Now you will see  that script made a folder named “Google Images” in in your Google Drive. This folder will contain all the attachments.

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After some time you will see the attachments in the Gmail Images Folder as they showed up in mine.If you still want to change the default settings in the script then head over here to see Script’s Source code..

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So did you guys like this way of saving the attachments automatically to your drive then this man Amit Aggarwal really deserve the credit. If you guys find out any problem with the above guide then simply ask us in comments below. We will love to help you.

Guide to Unlock Bootloader of HTC EVO 4G LTE

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Many users often unlock the Bootloaders of their Smartphones to install custom ROMs or to root their device. It’s been about two years ago when HTC’s CEO Pete Chou confirmed that the company will not lock the bootloaders of their devices any more. But since then, it’s only HTC One Developer Edition which has an unlocked bootloader.

So we still have to unlock the bootloaders of other HTC devices. In this guide we are talking about the HTC EVO 4G LTE. I’ll explain the instructions briefly that how we can unlock the bootloader of not only HTC EVO 4 G LTE, but other HTC Smartphones too. We’ll be using the method provided by the company.

Warnings:

  • Unlocking the bootloader  may void the warranty of the Smartphone
  • This guide is suitable for only HTC EVO 4G LTE and for some other HTC devices too. Don’t try this guide for devices of other manufacturers.
  • We are not responsible for any damage to your device. Do it at your own risk.

Precautions:

  • Keep the Back Up of all your data as unlocking the bootloader will reset your device to factory settings.
  • Charge your device before you start the unlocking process.
  • Reset Google Wallet if you have an NFC equipped device, it’s to prevent the risk of bricking of your device.

Requirements:

  • Windows running Computer System.
  • HTC Sync: Download for Windows here.
  • Android SDK: Download it from here.
  • Java

Instructions:

First Half:

  • Go to HTCdev website and register there.
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  • After complete registration, Log in and click on “Unlock Bootloader” and then on “Get Started”.
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  • Now you’ll be directed to a page where you’ll be asked to select the device you want to unlock. Click on the “Select Your Device” dropdown menu, but you’ll not find the “HTC EVO 4G LTE” in the list. So select the “All Other Supported Models” (you’ll find it at the end of the list). Now click on “Begin Unlock Bootloader”.
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  • You’ll see a window asking you to confirm that you surely want to unlock the bootloader of your device. Click on “YES”.
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  • Now, in order to continue you’ll have to accept the two Legal Terms. Check the both boxes and then click on “Proceed to Unlock Instructions”.
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Second Half:

  • As the HTC EVO 4g LTE has a non-removable battery, you’ll have to restart your device by long pressing the “Power Key” and then selecting the “Restart”. Now while the device restarting, hold down the “Volume Down” button to start the device in Bootloader mode.
  • Now use the “Volume Buttons” to move the Highlight to the “FASTBOOT” and then press the “Power Button”.
  • Connect your device to the Computer via a USB Cable.
  • Now run the “SDK Manager” which is an “.exe” file. You can find it from: C Drive>Program Files>Android>android-sdk-windows.
  • You’ll see a window with number of packages for you to update. You need to install “Android SDK Platform” Tools and “Android SDK Tools”.
  • After complete installation, find the following files and copy them to a new folder i.e. “C:\Android-sdk”.
    – “adb.exe” and “AdbWinApi.dll”. You can find these file from: C Drive>Program Files>Android>android-sdk-windows>platform-tools.
    – “fastboot.exe”. Find this file from: C Drive>Program Files>Android>android-sdk-windows>tools.
    [Note: In latest Windows Android Tools release, the “fastboot.exe” file could be unavailable. In such case, extract the file from pervious release here.]
  • Now go to “Start” and write “cmd” in the search bar.
  • You’ll find “cmd.exe” file.  Open it; the “Command Prompt” window will appear.
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  • Now navigate to the folder you just created by typing “cd c:\Android-sdk” in the Command Prompt.
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  • Now type “fastboot oem get_identifier_token” in the Command Prompt and press Enter.
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  • You’ll see some text. Now Right Click on the Command Prompt window and select “Mark”. Now highlight the text as shown below in the picture. (Starting from “<<<< Identifier cut following message >>>>” and ending to “<<<<< Identifier Token End >>>>>”. Don’t highlight the text on the right side of every line. It could be “INFO” or “”.)
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  • Now again Right Click on the Title Bar, go to “Edit” and click on “Copy”. The text you just copied is called “Token”.
  • Go to HTCdev website, at the Bottom of the third page of instructions of Unlocking Bootloader you’ll find “My Device Identifier Token:” field. Paste the “Token” in that field and click on “Submit”.
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  • You’ll receive an Email containing the Unclock Code Binary File (a “.bin” file). Download it.
  • Put the downloaded file in the SDk directory.
  • Type “fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin” in the Command Prompt.
  • Now you’ll see a disclaimer, just accept it and your device will be Unlocked.

I hope this guide to unlock bootloader of HTC EVO will be helpful. In case of any problem, comment below.

Fix: Cannot locate form: memo and Cannot find external name: NAMESORTVIEWPO in Lotus Notes

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After migrating my work computer to Windows 7 from Windows XP, I was constantly facing two errors with Lotus Notes:

  • Cannot locate form: memo
  • Cannot find external name: NAMESORTVIEWPO

The errors were so irritating as it kept on popping up if I tried to open a new unread mail or if I tried to create a new mail. It made my life hell for a whole day as I did not find an easy solution to this problem but rather there were lengthy and unclear solution to solve Cannot locate form: memo.

In this tutorial, I’ll show you the quick tip that worked for me in solving Cannot locate form: memo and Cannot find external name: NAMESORTVIEWPO in Lotus Notes.

Solution:

Log in to your Lotus Notes accounts and go to your Inbox. Select Actions from top menu option and go to Folder->Upgrade Folder Design. Choose Automatic Upgrade. Wait for the upgrade to complete. Restart Lotus Notes. The problem should be solved by now.

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Inbox->Action->Folder->Upgrade Folder Design.

Now, this may not be the ace solution for your problem. And there is no guarantee that it will fix the Cannot locate form: memo and Cannot find external name: NAMESORTVIEWPO errors. I ma just sharing the trick which worked for me and I hope will work for you as well.

Things To Do After Rooting Your Android Device

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Rooting means gaining root access to your device. After rooting the device one can have complete control over the device and have deepest level access. One can modify device according to his/her need in other words you are almost hacking your device also you can break your device if something goes wrong and even if your device works fine but your warranty will be voided so keep all these things in mind.

So in the end you rooted your Android device now wonder what you can do with your rooted device so here is the list of some important applications you should install and some must to do things to do after rooting your Android Device.

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Install a custom ROM:

This is the one of the most important thing all do after rooting their Android device and we also recommend the same. Custom ROMs provide a whole new interface. Reason for ditching your manufacturer’s skin is they are heavy, ugly and contain lot of useless applications. There are lot of different type of custom skins such as AOSP, AOKP, MIUI and more. You can find custom skin your device from  XDA or you can even download most popular CyanogenMod ROMS.

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Free Up Your Internal Storage:

All the Android devices are victim of low internal storage. So you can free up your internal storage by moving your apps to SD card with the help of Root, even some custom ROMS have in built feature to move your apps to SD card. So it doesn’t have that feature then you can do by installing app named

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Remove Bloatware And Backup App Data Using Titanium Backup:

You can remove Bloatware and backup your app data with the help of this application on a rooted Android device which you can’t do on non-rooted one. This application is highly popular and people who root their device use this application. Application is available free of cost at Play Store though Pro version is also there which is paid. Bloatware is basically the default applications installed by manufacturer in the device and are mostly useless. So you can free up some memory by deleting them. Download free application from .

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Overclock Your Android Device:

After rooting the Android device you can enough power that you can over clock and under clock the processor of your device. There are tons of applications present in Android Store and they will automatically decrease the processor speed when you are not using device and even over clock it when phone needs it like it can over clock while performing heavy tasks such as playing HD games and more.  is one of the app that can serve your purpose.

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So these were some of the must do things after rooting your Android device and there are more actually there is no end to the powers one acquire after rooting your device and these are just basic To-Do steps.

Did you like our guide to tell us in comments below and even ask us if you are facing any difficulty.

Guide to Lock and Unlock Bootloader of Google LG Nexus 4

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Google LG Nexus 4Unlocking a Bootloader is basically  the first step if you want to know inner secrets of your device. Whether you want to flash a custom ROM on your device or you are a developer and want to know more about the device you are going to make application Unlocking bootloader is a first step. Sometimes it is easy to unlock it while some phones can even make you sweat even while unlocking it. This year’s Google Nexus device is made by LG and below is a quick guide to unlock and relock bootloader of the device.

Warnings:

  • Do all the stuff on your responsibility. We are not responsible for any damage to your device.
  • This guide is purely for LG Nexus 4 don’t try at any other device

Requirements:

  • LG Nexus 4
  • System running Windows
  • Fastboot. Download from here.
  • Now Extract the Fastboot Zip file for easy guide keep extracted file in C:\
  •  Make Sure battery of the device is at least 60% otherwise it may run in between the process.
  • Backup all of your data otherwise you may lose all.

Instructions:

  • Switch off your device.
  • Go to fastboot mode by holding Volume up+down and power button Simultaneously.
  • Connect your device to your computer via USB cable. Now the drivers will begin to install wait for it to finish.
  • In your computer go to Command Prompt. If it is Windows 8 just simply right click at left bottom corner of desktop and you will see option for RUN.
  • Now go to C:\Windows\Program Files\Android SDK\Platform Tools
  • If all goes well then you will see that your phone is recognized by computer.
  • Then after entering command “fastboot devices” your phone’s serial number should appear in Command Prompt.
  • To unlock bootloader enter command “fastboot oem unlock”   then click YES on your phone and it is done.

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  • To relock bootloader enter command “fastboot oem lock” and phone is reboot once when you will click YES on device.

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  •  Your device will reboot after both processes. 

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How To Enable Swipe Delete In Gmail Android App

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The official Gmail app is definitely one of the best Android apps from Google. The official Gmail app provides loads of cool feature. Swipe gesture is one of such awesome feature. The default setting is that when you swipe over an email in the Gmail app, it gets archived. As you know, archive is not deleting the mail. If you like a quick access to delete the unwanted mails, you can change the settings to use swipe to delete an email.

In this tutorial we’ll see how to enable swipe delete in Gmail Android app.

Enable swipe delete in Gmail Android app:

Follow the steps below to change the swipe action:

Step 1:

Go to the Gmail app in your Android phone. Go to the settings options. And then go to the General Settings option i.e. Settings->General Settings.

Step 2:

In General Settings look for Archive & delete actions. By default it is set to Show archive only.

Change swipe action on Gmail app

Click on Archive & delete actions and change the option to Show delete only.

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That’s it. You can go back to the inbox now. Now if you swipe (left to right or right to left), it will delete the email. Of course you will have the option of ‘undo’ just after the swipe delete so that you can revert your actions.

I hope the tutorial helps you to enable swipe delete in Gmail Android app. Questions, suggestions are welcomed.

How to Root your Xperia Z, Zl, Tablet Z

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So You have an Xperia flagship device of this year? Wanna, root it? If yes, then you have come to the right place. Today we are going to give you guys a quick guide to root your Xperia device whether it is Xperia Z, Zl or Tablet Z.

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Requirements to root Xperia Z:

So to root the device there are some requirements such as:

  • You need to install ADB drivers ( get it from )
  • Android Rooting toolkit get it from here
  • Download the above files in your system.
  • Close all ADB needing applications like PC Suite, PC Companion, Flashtool, etc because they all will interfere with the rooting process and might damage your device.
  • Extract the toolkit files and save them in one folder and do remember the position where you have saved it like on desktop or some other place.

Steps to root Xperia Z:

NOTE: DO IT AT YOUR OWN RISK. WE ARE JUST PROVIDING AT QUICK AND EASY GUIDE. WE HAVE NO RESPONSIBILITY TO ANY DAMAGE.

Now if you have read the above warning and still ready to root your device then here are the steps to root it:

  1. Enable USB debugging mode. By going to Settings  then Developer options then Enable and Settings then Developer options and at last USB Debugging.
  2. Tick to check box to enable install from unknown sources. Go to Settings then Security then Unknown source
  3. Now connect your device and run “runme.bat”  from the extracted folder of toolkit package.
  4. Press Enter to start the rooting process and as soon as your devices connects with the package process will begin.
  5. When a dialog screen flashes on your computer saying “press the button to restore the data in your phone” then select Restore data option from your device then on the completion of process you will again see a dialog box conveying message restoring completes.
  6. Now dial *#*#7378423#*#* from your device and select “service test” from options given then select “display” option now toolkit will start the rooting process.
  7. Now wait for some time when the process completes phone will automatically reboot.
  8. NOW YOUR DEVICE IS ROOTED

Now enjoy the powers of root and if you want to know what one can do by rooting your device then stay tuned our next How -To  article will be on that only. If you guys need some more help then do ask in comments.

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How To Take Screenshot In Kindle Fire HD [Quick Tip]

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Amazon Kindle Fire HDAamzon launched a low cost tablet series named Kindle Fire last year. The tablet has been a decent hit among those would not spend a lot on tablets like iPad or Galaxy. If you own one and wondering how to take screenshot in Kindle Fire, you need not to buy/download any dedicated app for this. Taking screenshot in Kindle Fire is almost similar to taking screenshot in Samsung Galaxy.

To take screenshot in Kindle Fire, all you have to do is:

Press the volume down button and the power button at (almost) same time and hold them together for around 1-2 second.

And nothing else. You will see an effect of screenshot being taken. You can view the saved screenshots in Photos->Device->Screenshot location. You can retrieve the photos by connecting it to a computer.

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I hope this quick tip helps you.

How To Use Formatting Option In New Gmail [Quick Tip]

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Google made it mandatory to use the new “compose” look in Gmail. While the aim of this new look is to provide user a distract free way of composing email, so that the user can create a new mail while reading the current one. But “change” is always confusing, at least in the beginning. And more often than not, the obvious is not that obvious.

The new Gmail compose option left users baffled as there is no (easily visible) formatting option such as font, font size, alignment, bullet points, emoticons etc. Only attachment option is visible on the face of it. This makes a user wonder where is the format option in the new Gmail?

Format Option In New Gmail

Best guess for it to be found is at the bottom. The bottom panel shows three things: letter A, Attachment option and a plus sign (+). More obvious guees to find the format option is to click on the Plus sign (symbolically for more options). But hovering the mouse over the Plus sign sign merely gives few new options such as adding from Google Drive, photo, hyperlink, emoticon and invitations. No sign of format option here as well.

Format Option In New Gmail

Let me show you where exactly is the format option. It is the letter A that hides it. If you hover the mouse over it, should see it. Click on the A and you’ll get different formatting options of putting bullet points, aligning the text, increasing the font size and changing the fonts.

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I hope it helps you to use the format option in new Gmail.