How to Find Cheap Flights with Google Flights — Complete Guide
Booking cheap flights to your favorite destinations used to be an uphill task. You had to go through the tedious hassle of finding individual flights and comparing rates.
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How to Delete Continue Watching on Netflix ― with Ease
Netflix is your streaming pal. It saves the progress of your watched TV shows and movies in the form of a continue watching list on your homepage. This enables you to resume a movie or TV show from where you left off. Quite convenient, isn’t it?
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How To Refresh Intellisense Cache In SQL Server
Microsoft SQL Server software is bundled with exceptional features. Whenever we begin typing queries, SQL Server automatically starts suggesting you the schema names, table name and columns. Many more suggestions are offered to make developers’ work easy. All these suggestions and auto-completes are nothing but SQL Server’s Intelligence cache feature. Continue Reading
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How to Superscript in Powerpoint — add formulae and symbols
Are you a student of statistics or mathematics whose presentations are lacking without certain formulae? Do you want a quick and hassle-free way of writing v=ms2 as v=ms2? Or are you looking to integrate trademark symbols or footnotes from different sources?
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How to Change Netflix Language Settings — Hassle Free
Entertainment has evolved and come a long way since the days of standing in long lines for a single cinema ticket. With streaming services like Netflix on the move, thousands of TV series and shows are available at the comfort of your home.
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How to Create A Netflix Account — Unlimited Free Trials
Netflix wants you to enjoy a single free trial and nothing beyond that. However, with some witty maneuvering ― all legal of course ― you can work your way around Netflix’s free trial system and enjoy the perks of several free trials.
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Beginner’s Guide To LIKE In SQL Server
SQL Server LIKE operator is used for pattern and wildcard text search. Using LIKE with WHERE clause we can filter out rows by either matching partial text or using a wildcard as a placeholder for a character. We can use a single character or multiple character search.
Possible use of LIKE operator is when we don’t know the exact text to search but have partial words. Using partial text or subset of text we can find the rows which could match our input. Continue Reading
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How to Password Protect a Word Document — MS Office Guide
Many users feel the need to password protect a word document for a variety of reasons. Locking the document helps protect the confidentiality of your information. You might be working on a new novel and might want to keep it a million miles away from someone who could steal your ideas.
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How To Tips To Help You Outwit Online Scammers
Considering the amount of online malware, scams, and hacks, you can attest to the fact that the internet is not all that safe. The influx of devices ranging from tablets and smartphones to internet-related tools has significantly exposed us to many dangers. Continue Reading
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Is Someone Using Your Netflix Account? Find Out!
Find out the certain someone using your Netflix account with ease and reinstate your authority.
Everyone wants a free ride nowadays. When it comes to Netflix, the situation isn’t any different. Up to 10 users leeching off an account that only allows 4 connections. That’s absurd! And the guy who’s actually paying for the account, he’s completely left out.
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How To Use LEN and DATALENGTH Function In SQL Server
Counting the number of characters or size of a string in SQL Server is possible with LEN and DATALENGTH function. Both these functions are used interchangeably. While we need to be careful while using these functions in production code. Basically, both the function sounds similar although each has a distinct purpose. Continue Reading
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