How do you restore a contact to autocomplete in Yahoo Mail after you accidentally hide?
With Yahoo Mail's new interface, when writing an email, rather than just offering you autocomplete options for recipients from your contacts, Yahoo now offers you a lot of useless "contacts," like anyone you have ever received or sent an email to (many of these are either dead emails or people you don't correspond with). No idea why they made this change. Anyway, you can tell Yahoo not to offer you a "contact" by hitting the x to the right of the box. But what if you hit the x but didn't mean it? I did that for the person I email most, and now the person is not an autocomplete option. How do I get the person back as an option (the person is still a contact)?
How do you view your complete friends list on the new Snapchat?
Open the app so you are on the camera, in the top left corner you’ll see your bitmoji or the Snapchat ghost, tap that and you’ll see your snap code and 3 options underneath, select the 3rd option (my friends) to see all your friends
How can we fetch our Gmail contacts and show them in a list view?
You can access your contacts from the Gmail web page in a browser on your PC. You can also access them directly by going to the following addressSign in - Google Accounts
I can't see my gf complete friends list on facebook?
she had 63 friends now she has 76 that means she added 13 new people. when i go see her list I can see her 63 friends she previously had but then when i want to see who those new 13 people are white squares appear instead of profiles..i counted the white squares and in total there are 13..it makes me think she blocked me so I can't see those 13 new friends. did she block me?
How to move a contacts List into Bcc?
12/8/11 HELP! I have many "lists" in my "Contacts", I prefer to send my emails using "Bcc:" so that the recipients email addresses are not SHARED-BY the OTHERS. The problem is that when i try to use yahoos system it puts that complete list in the "To:" box? How do I select the "Bcc:" box from a list in my Contacts? FYI: When i had the free yahoo (old) i was able to Copy a list "saved" in a folder and then copy and paste it into the "Bcc:" of another email, this won't work now??? Yesterday was the first time i tried this and ended-up having to click and drag 70+ email I.d's, from the "To" box to the "Bcc" box, NOT ACCEPTABLE!!!!!!!!! Another thing, What is the process to be able to copy all of the Names and their I.D's. in any given list? Is it possible to Copy names/I.D's. from a list in my contacts? I tried this but it didn't work? Please do not send me a case number and then never follow-up on it as has happened many times!! TIA,
How do you access the contact list in Gmail?
When composing an email, click on To / Cc / Bcc to see the contact list.Otherwise, click on "Mail" button on top-left wherein you will find a link to Contacts (which is contacts.google.com or google.com/conatacts)
Complete the problems listed below. Show all work?
1. (87.2 g NH3) / (17.03056 g NH3/mol) = 5.1202 mol NH3 (87.2 g O2) / (31.99886 g O2/mol) = 2.7251 mol O2 2.7251 moles of O2 would react completely with 2.7251 x (4/5) = 2.1801 moles of NH3, but there is more NH3 present than that, so NH3 is in excess and O2 is the limiting reactant. (2.7251 mol O2) x (6 mol H2O / 5 mol O2) x (18.01532 g H2O/mol) = 58.9 g H2O 2. (8.06 g H2O2) / (34.01468 g H2O2/mol) = 0.23696 mol H2O2 (5.78 g N2) / (28.01344 g N2/mol) = 0.20633 mol N2H4 0.23696 mole of H2O2 would react completely with 0.23696 x (1/2) = 0.11848 mole of N2H4, but there is more N2H4 present than that, so N2H4 is in excess and H2O2 is the limiting reactant. (0.23696 mol H2O2) x (1 mol N2 / 2 mol H2O2) x (28.01344 g N2/mol) = 3.32 g N2
Show all work, complete the problems listed below.?
1.a) (26.0 g CaCO3) / (100.0875 g CaCO3/mol) = 0.25977 mol CaCO3 (10.0 g HCl) / (36.4611 g HCl/mol) = 0.27426 mol HCl 0.27426 mole of HCl would react completely with 0.27426 x (1 / 2) = 0.13713 mole of CaCO3, but there is more CaCO3 present than that, so CaCO3 is in excess and HCl is the limiting reactant. (0.27426 mol HCl) x (1 mol CaCl2 / 2 mol HCl) x (110.9840 g CaCl2/mol) = 15.2 g CaCl2 1.b) The excess reactant was determined in 1.a) above. ((0.25977 mol CaCO3 initially) - (0.13713 mol CaCO3 reacted)) x (100.0875 g CaCO3/mol) = 12.3 g CaCO3 left over 2. (451.4 g Pb) / (207.21 g Pb/mol) x (2 mol PbO / 2 mol Pb) x (223.1994 g PbO/mol) = 486.232 = 486.2 g PbO in theory (396.9 g) / (486.232 g) = 0.816277 = 81.63% yield PbO