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#[https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6579?hl=en setting up gmail filter]
#[https://support.google.com/mail/answer/6579?hl=en setting up gmail filter]
='''ANDROID APPLICATIONS'''=
='''ANDROID PHONES/APPLICATIONS'''=
==Android Phones mounting problem issue==
*In Terminal (Applications==>Accessories==>Terminal), <br>
<br>
'''''Note:This needs a Internet connection''''' <br>
<br>
'''sudo add-apt-repository ppa:langdalepl/gvfs-mtp''' <br>
'''sudo apt-get update''' <br>
<br>
then, <br>
'''sudo apt-get install gvfs''' <br>
Restart your computer and make sure that your android device has USB debugging mode enabled.
connect your mobile through USB.<br>
Hope that will help you. It works for me.<br>
If the above solution not working, try below one :- <br>
* please update mobile software 1st till today ( app name in your phone is System Update), if updated ignore this
* enabling developer Option
Go to '''setting --> cilck about --> Software information''' and 7 times press/tap on Build number you will be get '''Developer Optioning'''.
(Note : for video [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIn6rDHN-M0 click Here]). <br>
go to '''setting --> Developer Option --> USB debugging enable''' <br>
Setp 4,
Use USB Cable and try to connect. <br>
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==Read odt, odf and ods files in android==
==Read odt, odf and ods files in android==
* In your android mobile open '''google app'''.
* In your android mobile open '''google app'''.