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Hi..Guys...!!!I've registered because of problem. So I'm asking you, because I've seen here many smart and good people to help me to understand this correctly. I am From Canada Nice day is it today, but I have a question for all...In first , how i post message to PM...???Thank you very much!Mark. G..!!

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Welcome, Mark! To get help fast, post your question as a public thread in the forum that best matches your topic. Building on ’s point, public threads make your issue searchable and let multiple people chime in. And as asked, tell us what it relates to so we can steer you to the right section.

Quick how-to for posting a good question:

  • Browse to the most relevant forum (C/C++, Java, Web Dev, Databases, etc.).
  • Click the button to start a new thread.
  • Use a clear, specific title (example: C#: NullReferenceException when binding DataGrid).
  • In the body, explain what you expected, what happened, and the exact error text. Include a minimal code sample and steps to reproduce.
  • Add key details: OS, language and version, frameworks, database, IDE.
  • Add tags that match your tech stack so others can find it.
  • If you picked the wrong place, use Report/Flag to ask a moderator to move the thread.

About private messages (PMs): keep them for truly private matters (account issues, sharing personal contact info, moderator questions). For technical help, post publicly. If you do need to PM someone, open their profile and look for a Message or Private Message option. If you do not see it, your account may not have PM access yet or the user has it disabled. Participate a bit and try later, or ask in the thread instead. Never share passwords or sensitive data over PM.

Share what your question is about, and folks here will point you to the right place or jump in with answers.

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If you have a problem, maybe someone else has that same problem, so if you have a question to ask, I suggest you post new thread in adequate forum, so other ppl with same or similar problem can be helped.

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What he said. Questions are not to be asked by PM becuase it prevents the spirit of sharing information upon which DaniWeb is built.

What does your question relate to? Tell us that and we can point you in the right direction...

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