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How to Read an SMS for a Mobile Phone With Dotnet C#

Dotnet C# is part of the Microsoft Development Program. .Net is the unified language for developers to send and receive messages. This type of framework is in competition with other frameworks, such as Java. To read short message service (SMS) messages that have Dotnet C#, you need to have the appropriate application. Microsoft has an application that allows you to read these messages through the IMailRuleClient interface. Instructions 1. Download the Microsoft application. (See Resources.) Save it to your desktop. Double-click its icon and follow the installation instructions. 2. Save the software to your hard drive. Allow your computer to restart. 3. Connect one end of the USB cable to your phone. Plug the other end into your computer's available USB port. Wait for your synchronization software to launch. 4. Transfer the Microsoft application to the synchronization panel. Depending on your software, you may have to place a check next to it. 5. Click the "Synchronizatio...

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Google buys Eyefluence eye-tracking startup

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