Hi meabed & Naveen,
thanks lot for your help. As per your advice i get lot of things.It is out of my expectation.I hope that in future you again help me.
Thanking you......
Rishi
Hi meabed & Naveen,
thanks lot for your help. As per your advice i get lot of things.It is out of my expectation.I hope that in future you again help me.
Thanking you......
Rishi
A short, practical follow-up will make this thread useful to others who find it later. OP thanked helpers (including and @Naveen), but the thread currently only contains the thank-you and a moderation-style comment from . A one- or two-sentence resolution posted into the original thread preserves context and shows exactly which suggestion fixed the problem.
When adding a resolution, include the essentials:
Acknowledging helpers is good practice, but do it where it benefits future readers: add the resolution to the question, reply in the same thread naming the person whose post solved it (for example, “’s suggestion to X fixed it”), or send a private message to thank them personally. If the forum supports votes, reputation, or an “accepted answer” feature, use those mechanisms so the helpful post is easier to find.
A concise, factual follow-up closes the loop without creating extra noise. It turns a simple thank-you into a small, searchable knowledge item that saves time for the next person with the same problem.
Jump to Post— FireNet 64:D,Nice of you to thank those who help you out,but rather than post a new thread for that,you could try sending them a private message or even post at the theard in which they helped you out.It would be much better since here nobody would know what help was given.
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:D,Nice of you to thank those who help you out,but rather than post a new thread for that,you could try sending them a private message or even post at the theard in which they helped you out.It would be much better since here nobody would know what help was given.
(P.S: Give them a boost to their reputation, thums up & thums down).Glad you were able to solve your problem :D.
yeah .. rigth ..:)
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