Tuesday 2 July 2024

How can I bypass security warning in Outlook 2010 when sending email from Dynamics AX 2009

Re: How can I bypass security warning in Outlook 2010 when sending email from Dynamics AX 2009

This should fix it for Outlook 2010 32 Bit Version. Seems OK so far.

Add this in via Regedit.

Ony tested on Mindows 7 Outlook 2012.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Outlook\Security]

"PromptSimpleMAPISend"=dword:00000002

"PromptSimpleMAPINameResolve"=dword:00000002

"PromptSimpleMAPIOpenMessage"=dword:00000002


Virus-free.www.avast.com

Monday 30 August 2021

BUT WHO WANTS TO BE ARBITRO (REFEREE)?

BUT WHO WANTS TO BE ARBITRO?

Who wants to be a ref?

It will never happen that a Referee leaves a stadium, despite having  directed  the game perfectly, among audience applause. No one will ever enhance the Referee like a great champion.

No, there will never be an applause from the curve nor will there ever be a reporter who gets emotional talking about his deeds. His name will never be on the front page of the newspapers to exalt their deeds in a positive way, he will never be the positive protagonist of a television broadcast. Only one thing in the world is clear, the referee is the human being most often reminded of his own mother. So who wants to be a Referee?

For decades children and children around the  world have dreamed of being like Di Stefano, Cruyff, Pele, Maradona, Messi, Ronaldo or Falcao. No one has ever seen a kid walk into a suburban camp, dressed all in black, and say; "My dream is to be Romualdo Fiho, Pierluigi Collina, Javier Castrilli, Mateu Lahoz or Nestor Pitana."

Dribbling, throws, champion plays…. The ball makes people all over the world fall in love but even for this reason it's only fair to ask who wants to be a referee? What is fascinating about this role? Who admires the Refs? Who respects them? There are many more in the world who hate them, insult, beat them, and in Colombia, years ago, they  even killed one. Ortega, his name was.

Of course, famous referees also exist, you have to say it. Even though almost always if he's  a referee he gets famous and his name resonates in houses,bars, offices and streets it's not why people are complimenting each other.

Poor refs, they're always villainous, never heroes.

Do you remember how the Germans wanted to shoot Swiss Dienst after he allowed  Geoff Hurst's goal in the 1966 World Cup final?

Or the English, when Jorge Larrionda denied Frank Lampard which was perhaps the best goal of his life? The year 2010.

Still, always the English, when Ali Bennaceur didn't see the  "hands of Dios" that violated Peter Shilton's door in 1986, and doesn't matter if Maeadona scored another goal, one of  the most beautiful in the history.

The bad guy, the like today, was always the referee.

Today being insulted is Nistor Pitana, after Brazil's goal against Colombia in Copa America, and it doesn't matter if' by hand' the Argentine whistle was right, the bad guy is always the referee.

So ungrateful is the life of the "man in the  black" that not even VAR, born to help them, protects them from thethe criticism. Actually, it is used as an excuse to humiliate them. "Well, on the pitch they're wrong, and even on the monitor!" you hear it, and the bad guy is , I don't even say, always the referee.

The whole world  forgets that the referee is just a human being, a person  who, in less than a second, has to decree the happiness or sadness of a balloon-sick population.

Does everyone who insults and vilifies him today know it?

Nestor Pitana's wife Romina Ortega received phone threats after the Copa America game;

Michael Oliver, the English referee, had to change home after the famous match between Real Madrid and Juventus.

Today more than them I wonder, but who wants to be a referee?

Sunday 31 May 2020

Unregistered Investors For E-Dividend Payment

Unclaimed dividends increased from  N109.1 billion in Devember 2016 to N130 billion in December 219 (SEC, 2020)

You can however search if you or your loved ones have unclaimed dividends using Security and Exchange Commission Portal and 
claim your dividends with these steps.

Step 1: Input your first name and last name into this link  https://lnkd.in/exQBBrd to get a list of your shares from SEC.
This will give you a screenshot of all the companies you have shares in, and the registrars in charge.

Note: if you have changed your name due to marriage or other reasons, search with your previous name and also try different format of name e.g those with prefixes e.g 'Olu', 'Oluwa' etc 

Step 2: Take note of your registrar's name.
A registrar, is the company that keeps the shareholder's details for other companies. So, your shares could have data with different registrars.

Step 3:  Download and fill your registrar's form which is beside the company's name on the website.

Step 4: Submit your form. 
Some companies require you to go to your bank and get a bankers confirmation, so they can initiate the e-dividend form for you. 

Once this is done, your account will be credited automatically with the e-dividend going forward.

Wednesday 13 May 2020

What your car insurers won't tell you - Your N5,000 third-party car insurance gives you 1 million naira cover 

What your car insurers won't tell you
- Your N5,000 third-party car insurance gives you 1 million naira cover 

By Azuka Onwuka 

Why do Nigerians bicker when their cars are involved in minor accidents? It is usually argued that the reason is that most Nigerian vehicle owners do not have "comprehensive insurance cover."

Nigerian comedians use this as a joke regularly, comparing how Nigerian vehicle owners react to minor road accidents and how vehicle owners in the Western world react to similar accidents. When two vehicles have a minor accident on a Nigerian road that involves some dent or some damage to the headlamps or rear lamps, the two drivers would quickly jump out of their vehicles, inspect their vehicles and start shouting at each other, wagging fingers at each other, which may degenerate to an exchange of blows. Some may seize the offending driver or tow his vehicle away and insist that he must pay for the damage caused. In some cases, the person whose car has suffered more damage may rush to the car of the other person and damage its mirror or headlamp or even windscreen in retaliation. As the comedian acts this out, members of the audience laugh because they have either witnessed it or participated in it.

However, when such a minor road accident happens in the UK or the US, the comedian changes his countenance. He paints a picture of how the two drivers will come out of their vehicles gently, survey what has happened, exchange insurance policy numbers and business cards and drive off. The reason is that they know that their insurance companies will take care of the damage.

These jokes have sunk into most Nigerians as the reality. Most Nigerian car owners believe that the N5,000 third party insurance does not cover anything. The belief is that it is procured just to avoid the trouble from police officers who check vehicle particulars on the highways. But is that true?

That is a big lie. That so-called meaningless N5,000 insurance cover that you think is just for the police gives you a cover of N1,000,000 (one million naira) for any damage to any person's property. Just open your glove compartment now, bring out your car insurance and read it. If it is not written on the front page, turn the leaf and check for it. You will see that the N5,000 you paid to the insurance company is not to fulfil all righteousness and escape police wahala. It is meant to protect you from fighting with another road user in the event of an accident. It is meant to ensure that you don't hand over N100,000 or N300,000 to another road user because your car damaged the person's headlamp or bumper or fender or bonnet. It also has an unlimited cover limit for any death or bodily injury you cause a third party with your vehicle.

So when you hit someone's vehicle or damage someone's property or injure someone or even kill someone, as long as your N5,000 insurance is valid, your insurance company will pay that person the cost of the damage within one million naira, if it is property, but if it is bodily injury or death, the amount may be decided mutually or by the law court. 

It is called third-party insurance cover because it does not cover losses you incur in an auto accident. You are the first party; the insurance company is the second party; while any other person hit by your vehicle is the third party. So you have insured your car for any damage done to any other road user. If you want your car to be covered, you do the comprehensive insurance.

But if you and someone hit each other and damage each other's vehicles and both of you have that N5,000 insurance cover, the person's insurer should pay for the damage to your vehicle, while your insurer should pay for the damage done to the person's vehicle.

So when Nigerians are involved in minor accidents, there is no need for all the drama they engage in. They just need to confirm that the other party has a valid N5,000 insurance cover. And because of the fear of the police on the highways, most private car owners have that insurance. Only the drivers of private intra-city commercial buses usually default in this. 

However, when you want to renew your insurance cover, don't give it to touts to do for you, to avoid spending your money to get a fake document. Check around you for the nearest office of an insurance company, broker or agent, or check for the list of Nigerian insurance companies online and send a message to them. They may even come to your office to collect the material.

That many Nigerian car owners or drivers don't know their right is to the advantage of the insurance companies. What it does for them is that most people who are involved in road accidents do not report such to their insurers. Most car owners ignorantly pay the other party, if such is demanded, and go away to repair their vehicle. Sometimes, the owner of the vehicle decides not to collect any money and goes on to repair the vehicle. Such people are prayed for and called good men or women.

Naturally, the insurers do not bother to explain to those who patronise them what their rights are. Most times, vehicle owners do not even get the vehicle insurance cover themselves. They give money to a tout to procure it. Ironically, getting an insurance policy for a vehicle is the easiest paper one can get for a vehicle. Unlike other vehicle-related documents like driving licence, road-worthiness licence, vehicle licence, proof of ownership, registration number document and the like, the insurance cover is the only one that is not issued by a government agency. Therefore, it does not involve any bureaucracy, which usually causes delays which lead to bribery and corruption in the name of "processing fee." There is nothing to process in an insurance policy. Just like banks are open all over the country looking for customers, so do insurance companies have branches and outlets all over the country looking for patrons. And just as banks are regulated by the Central Bank of Nigeria, so are insurance firms, brokers, and agents regulated by National Insurance Commission.  

Once you make a payment to the insurance firm, your details and the details of the car are entered and your policy certificate is printed out. The document contains the policy number as well as your certificate number, which you will quote in the event of any claim. You can immediately verify the genuineness of your insurance by entering your policy number or vehicle number in the portal of the Nigerian Insurance Industry Database (NIID). If there is any hanky-panky, you can immediately report the insurance company, and the individual or company will be penalised.

The interesting thing about vehicle insurance is that the amount (N5,000) is so small that no vehicle owner should find it hard to pay annually. And one should not wait for it to expire for even a day before renewing it. It is even better to renew it a week or so before its due date to avoid any story. Accidents don't give a notice before occurring.

If a car owner wants to add N100,000 cover for his vehicle, he can take the N7,500 special policy. This package covers the third party for up to N1,000,000, but covers you for up to N100,000. This will ensure that anytime you have a minor accident, your insurance company can take care of it for you.

But if you want your insurance company to take full responsibility, then you can go for the comprehensive cover, which is usually about 5 percent of the worth of your car. This will also cover the third party.

The ignorance about vehicle insurance is similar to that about health insurance. Most Nigerians do not know that they can insure themselves for about N20,000 annually and get treated throughout the year in good hospitals.

It is said that knowledge is power. Sadly, the Good Book says: "My people perish for lack of knowledge."
HOWEVER, THE BEST INSURANCE IS THE ONE THROUGH A REGISTERED INSURANCE BROKER. 
--- Twitter @BrandAzuka
© The Punch

Friday 6 March 2020

Special Hymn for RCCG March 2020 Special Holy Ghost Service 

Special Hymn for RCCG March 2020 Special Holy Ghost Service 
Theme: Let There Be Light 3
Tune: "Let God Arise..."

1. Let there be light and all darkness be removed
Let there be light and all demons be scattered 
Let there be light and the devil be confused
Oh Lord, let there be light

2. Let there be light and all sickness be over
Let there be light and all our pains disappear 
Let there be light and all be healed forever
Oh Lord, let there be light

3. Let there be light and sorrows be forgotten
Let there be light and our nights change to new dawn
Let there be light and great joy be our portion
Oh Lord, let there be light

4. Let there be light and all our yokes be destroyed
Let there be light that our bondages be ended
Let there be light that we may be free indeed
Oh Lord, let there be light

5. Let there be light and our failures be over
Let there be light and our success will soar
Let there be light and losses we'll recover
Oh Lord, let there be light

6. Let there be light no more stagnation and ruin
Let there be light rapid motion will begin 
Let there be light there will be no more stopping
Oh Lord, let there be light

7. Let there be light upward journey will start soon
Let there be light and promotion will hasten
Let there be light and on top we will be soon
Oh Lord, let there be light

8. Let there be light we will see God more clearly
Let there be light we will know Him more deeply
Let there be light we will love God more dearly
Oh Lord, let there be light

9. Let there be light we will sing Halleluyah
Let there be light we will shout Halleluyah 
Let there be light Halleluyah'll be louder
Shout great Halleluyah

Special Hymn for RCCG March 2020 Special Holy Ghost Service

Special Hymn for RCCG March 2020 Special Holy Ghost Service 
Theme: Let There Be Light 3
Tune: "Let God Arise..."

1. Let there be light and all darkness be removed
Let there be light and all demons be scattered 
Let there be light and the devil be confused
Oh Lord, let there be light

2. Let there be light and all sickness be over
Let there be light and all our pains disappear 
Let there be light and all be healed forever
Oh Lord, let there be light

3. Let there be light and sorrows be forgotten
Let there be light and our nights change to new dawn
Let there be light and great joy be our portion
Oh Lord, let there be light

4. Let there be light and all our yokes be destroyed
Let there be light that our bondages be ended
Let there be light that we may be free indeed
Oh Lord, let there be light

5. Let there be light and our failures be over
Let there be light and our success will soar
Let there be light and losses we'll recover
Oh Lord, let there be light

6. Let there be light no more stagnation and ruin
Let there be light rapid motion will begin 
Let there be light there will be no more stopping
Oh Lord, let there be light

7. Let there be light upward journey will start soon
Let there be light and promotion will hasten
Let there be light and on top we will be soon
Oh Lord, let there be light

8. Let there be light we will see God more clearly
Let there be light we will know Him more deeply
Let there be light we will love God more dearly
Oh Lord, let there be light

9. Let there be light we will sing Halleluyah
Let there be light we will shout Halleluyah 
Let there be light Halleluyah'll be louder
Shout great Halleluyah

Thursday 20 June 2019

How to Fix Ntldr Missing in Windows 7

How to Fix Ntldr Missing in Windows 7

It is unusual to get an "ntdlr is missing" error when booting a Windows 7 based computer. NTDLR is a boot component file of Windows XP that is not needed by the Windows 7.  Instead, Windows 7 uses a new upgraded boot component file which is known as BootMgr.

 

If the error message, "ntdlr is missing" appears when you are booting Windows 7, you may have an incorrect dual boot setup or errors occurred when upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7.

 

If you see this error message using Windows 7, you can try the following solutions: How to Fix 'ntldr is missing' in Windows 7. If the problem occurs while attempting to boot Windows XP, try our alternative solution: How to Fix 'ntldr is missing' in Windows XP

 

There are two solutions to fix "ntldr is missing" in Windows 7:

Solution one: Use  a Windows 7 installation DVD

  1. Insert your Windows 7 installation or system repair disc into your computer.
  2. Restart, resetting the BIOS to boot from the DVD.
  3. When you are prompted "Press any key to boot from CD or DVD…", press a key to ensure that your computer boots from the installation or repair disc.
  4. Choose the indicated setting to boot from the Windows 7 installation DVD. Make sure that you choose 'Repair your computer' not 'Install now' when prompted.
  5. Then click <Next> to enter the 'System Recovery Options'.
  6. Click <Command Prompt> to start the command console.
  7. In the command console, type in "bootrec /FixMbr" then press <Enter>.
  8. Type in "Bootrec /FixBoot" then press <Enter>.
  9. Type in "Bootrec /RebuildBcd" then press <Enter>.
  10. Click the <Restart> button to reboot your computer and check the result.