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By ESC@PE · Posted
That will generate <1min shorts videos for me, based on text input? (and maybe a stock image upload, if not, text input only is fine) I understand that there may not be any that DON'T require a login or signup, which is fine, I'll create a login if needed - but are there any free services where i don't need a sub or to refill credits or whatnot to continue using? Thanks! -
By ZipZapRap · Posted
I'll be getting one (upgrading from AW6). Hoping it's got 3 day battery life. I'll take 2, but prefer 3. -
By d5aqoëp · Posted
I would suggest Ubiquiti Cloud Gateway Fiber + U7 Pro XGS https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/all-cloud-gateways/collections/cloud-gateway-fiber/products/ucg-fiber https://store.ui.com/us/en/category/wifi-flagship/products/u7-pro-xgs?variant=u7-pro-xgs-us I have been using this combo for 3 months now. -
By d5aqoëp · Posted
Hoping for Forza Horizon 6 announcement -
By TarasBuria · Posted
YouTube app is no longer compatible with several iPhones by Taras Buria Google is rolling out a new update for the YouTube app on iOS, and it is bad news for those still using an old iPhone. Starting with version 20.22.1, the latest release in the App Store, YouTube for iPhone now requires iOS 16 and newer. Previously, the app required a device with iOS 15 and newer. The new hardware requirement makes several iPhones incompatible with the latest version of the YouTube app. Those include the iPhone 6S / 6S Plus, iPhone 7 / 7 Plus, and the original iPhone SE. The seventh-generation iPod touch is also no longer compatible. On the iPad side, the update kicks out the second-generation iPad Air and the fourth-generation iPad mini. Although old iPhones can no longer install YouTube version 20.22.1 and newer, old versions continue working just fine. However, going forward, users will not receive new features and improvements. Also, at some point in the future, the app will stop working altogether. Another workaround is to use the web version of the app, but that also provides a limited experience compared to the up-to-date client. Google is not the only service that kicks out old and now unsupported Apple devices. Recently, WhatsApp developers dropped iPhones that cannot run iOS 15.1 or newer. The news is clearly a bummer for those who are still using their old iPhones, which, to Apple's credit, have a solid lifespan (as long as you are happy with the battery life). However, it is also worth keeping in mind that the iPhone 6S series was released almost a decade ago. Having ten years of support is impressive, but it is clearly time to move on. Perhaps my friend with his day-one iPhone 7 Black can finally consider buying something less ancient.
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JeremyWeisser
Hi,,
I am working on an Access contact database for a client. The database has different groups of contacts and I am trying to figure out a solution to send e-mails to these groups.
The client's mail server restricts sending e-mail to more than 50 addresses at once which is why I chose to use the MS Word mail merge feature because it sends e-mail to all recipients seprately.
Though the solution works it is not intuitive enough to use for the client. I am wondering if there is an easier way of doing this? Right now the user has to go into Word and manually configure the merge and all details about the data. Is there any way I could program some sort of Access control to open up Word with the recipients already selected so the process is simplified?
Thanks for the help in advance,
Jeremy
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