 better memory than me, I thank you in advance.I need to somehow save this report to show the customer the computer is virus free. The print screen is not an option.
I found this: AFAIK those statistics are only available in the encoded database logs contained in "C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows Defender\Scans\History\Results"
How can I get this data??? transfer it to TXT...A New Tradition Has Begun….
From the desk of Ginger Bell, Director of Family and Alumni Relations: Just because you have graduated from Brook Hill, it certainly doesn’t mean you are forgotten! And in my new position, I am here to make sure you know that. It seems to be working, too! This year we started a new tradition specifically for students who graduated the previous year. We spend weeks working to get the most updated information for each student, entered it into our alumni database, and then put together a little something for each. I wrote a note, included a Starbucks gift card (for those late night studying sessions), a book mark to remind them of where they come from, and their Athletic Passes good for the next 4 years! We don’t want them to worry about not having one when they can break away from college and grab a trip home! Our efforts seem to have really made a difference for these guys. Within a day of putting them in the mail we were already getting acknowledgements!
Caleb Wagner: Just got your sweet care package 🙂 it was so good to hear from you! I am planning on coming to homecoming if they will let me off for work so I cannot wait to see you!
Bridgette Reanne Aarant via Facebook: I got this letter from BH in the mail today. I’ve been having a rough day preparing for my exam today and it put the biggest smile on my face! I love and miss you so much Mrs. Bell!!Well, Rupert was featured in the same magazine as Tom Felton. Drama Magazine. His photoshoot reminds me of clockwork orange. like he even reminds me of it. I love his hair as well. So neat with curls at the end of it. So cute!
Well, that is it! I love these pics! especially his hair! wonder would happen if he cut it...
blemish free! so pale white...now I will attempt to undress him with my eyes...
You guys might or might not already have these...they are pictures from Rupert's recent article. Pictures first THEN article. Everything in the article is the same answer as before. So technically, you've heard it before....
[21] Rupert Grint.
[05] Muse banners.
[07] The Killers banners.According to most references I found (e.g. http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/Eclipse4MigrationGuide/article.html), a soft migration from Eclipse RCP 3 to 4 should be possible merely by adapting my target platform and the product file.
In this case, the application, wholly based on the Eclipse 3 API, should work with the Eclipse 4 engine.
2) javax.servlet.jsp (...) Unresolved requirement: Import-Package: javax.el; version="2.2.0"
3) and various p2 plugins complaining about Unresolved requirement: Require-Bundle: org.tukaani.xz; bundle-version="1.3.0"
I do not understand : those three requirement (org.eclipse.e4.core.commands, javax.el (2.2.0) and org.tukaani.xz (1.3.0) are all part of the target platform and the product definition...
Where else should I put them? Or more generally, what am I doing wrong...?
The dependencies have changed dramatically with 4.x. You'll need to either include the the org.eclipse.rcp feature or review its contents and adjust your product/features.
This is exactly what I did: I used the features org.eclipse.rcp (4.5.1.v20150904-0015) and org.eclipse.e4.rcp (1.4.0.v20150903-1804) features from the Mars release in my product file, with the result as described.
Are you seeing these problems when launching from within Eclipse? Or from a built product (and built how?)?
See the Where Is My Bundle? page for some hints on diagnosing bundle resolving problems using the OSGi Console.
Hmm I found something interesting. So first of all, to answer your question, I was launching from withing Eclipse.
When inspecting carefully the logs (attached for reference), it turns out that org.eclipse.core.resources.ResourcesPlugin could not start because of a org.eclipse.core.internal.dtree.ObjectNotFoundException.
Googling this error shows that this has something to do with corrupt workspace settings.
And yes indeed, starting my RCP in compatibility mode while picking another workspace works! (I do have a problem that my CommonNavigator remains blank, but that one I still have to investigate).
But I do find it odd that my "old", Indigo-driven, application has no problem with this particular set of settings and starts totally normally, whereas starting in compatibility mode leads Eclipse to crash.
Anyhow, thanks a lot for the quick answer, I can now progress.Believe it or not, the majority of our business transaction happens via email. So much so that in 2019, there were an estimated 3.8 billion email accounts globally. Plus, email nowadays is more than just maintaining two-way communication. If you run an online store, you can use email to nurture existing customers. You can also use email to turn a subscriber into a loyal customer. Hence, when used correctly, it can help improve your online business's customer experience.
1 What is Customer Experience (CX)?
But what is customer experience, and why is it essential for your business?
Customer experience is the impression prospects have of your brand. This impression is the result of the customer's experience with your business.
So, when a customer is not pleased with how your customer representative handled an issue, that can lead to negative CX. On the other hand, if he is happy about how his issue was resolved, you are providing positive CX.
That said, one of the excellent vehicles in driving positive CX is email marketing.
Providing excellent CX helps boost customer satisfaction. And when customers are satisfied with your business, they become loyal. So much so that they are willing to recommend your products and services to their family and friends.
That said, we have listed nine ways you can use email marketing to provide an excellent customer experience.
One of the most underestimated forms of communication is welcome emails.
You may think that all your hard work is done once subscribers have subscribed to your email list.
Usually, you have their full attention, and you'll provide them the opportunity to secure that first purchase or the steps that they need to do next.
Usually, welcome emails have higher open rates than other marketing emails- generally between 50-60%. This allows you to start a relationship from day one.
Show what your brand is all about. What are your brand values, and why does your brand exist in the first place?
Make other people feel that they're part of an exclusive community.
Promote relevant and popular products to them.
Today, personalized emails have become commonplace. So much so that addressing a recipient "Dear Subscriber" is off-putting.
Personalized emails ensure that your business is taking the extra step to interact with users. This creates trust and shows that you genuinely care about the needs of your customers. It also boosts your brand engagement in the long run.
Data shows that personalized email marketing campaigns enhance open rates by 26% and give 6x higher transaction rates.
Developing personalized emails is easy, thanks to various email marketing tools.
Personalization also offers better customer experience management. So, see to it that this is built-in in your emails for every interaction.
Segmenting your email list is essential to ensure that you send the right message to the right group of people.
You can segment your email list using various factors. This usually depends on demographics, purchase history, when a user opens an email, and other factors which can be useful data points.
This data lets you segment your email list while offering targeted communication at the same time. Moreover, sending highly personalized and timely communication enhances user's engagement with your business. This also boosts your conversions in the long run.
Timely and relevant content ensures that users will look forward to how you communicate with them. This creates a positive experience as customers associate your business with valuable content.
Offering a consistent communication style with your customers allows you to create a clearer brand image. Whether you want to sound professional or friendly, you should keep it consistent across all channels. To build a more consistent communication style, use a more specific tone of writing, and communicating with your customers. Create your brand persona. It will help if you carry this consistency over to your social media channels. You can add your humor or adopt a friendlier tone for more informal communication.
Strive to create the perfect balance between communication and lightheartedness. That way, you can be authoritative and approachable at the same time.
The key to customer experience management is using the right tools. Without proper tools to track customer data, you couldn't provide individualized services.
This tool or software lets you create templates, gather user feedback, or segment your email list. You'll also gain access to data and anything that can help you provide better CX.
This may include automating your