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01-Sep-2009, 08:16 AM #1
Question Address not found
hi,
please help me i am from bangalore (india),
i want to do techsupport training, can any one suggest
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01-Sep-2009, 01:46 PM #2
Hi ranjinitripati,

It looks like your computer spec icon expands to show Windows - better you should post this request for help in one of the Windows OS forums as this is a Unix/Linux forum for help with Unix/Linux problems. Is this a Unix/Linux problem, or a Windows problem?

You will have to provide more information in order to get help, i.e. in what context did you find the error - Address not found: What program were you executing? On what OS version. What computer programming language was the program written in? Etc, etc, etc, ...

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