how do i get into export?
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List out unique items in your area. May be in Handicrafts, Sculpture, Textile (Garments), engineering itmes,Cut dimonds! it may be even some ethnic food!.Shortlist the itmes depending upon your taste, interest,contacts, understanding of the product/service.Find out from the internet,who needs it, start corresponding with them, send pictures, samples and take trial order.that's how many started exporting from a humble begining!.
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slect your drawing, type export, hit enter then  choose the format you want ant where do you want to save it
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When you log into your e-mail... there is several tabes in the left.. click on ADDRESS and when the page loaded.. look in to right top the will find IMPORT/EXPORT hit it and then follow what they ask you to do
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first of all, define all the interfaces that this dll will be exporting, put them into a header file (say, my dll.h). This header will later compile with the main program that links this dll.\nThen add the dll_export macro at the beginning of each exporting interfaces. (please search for MSDN to get the correct syntax of the dll_export)\n\nSecondly, you will need to provide the implmentation of the interface functions, the codes will be in a different file (mydll.cpp)\n\nCompile mydll.h, mydll.cpp will dll preprocessor enabled. 2 files will be generated: 1) mydll.lib and mydll.dll\nNote: if you use MSVC wizard to create the DLL project, then the preprocessor will be set up automatically. (Remember, Win32 DLL is for console app, MFCDLL is for window GUI app)\n\nNow, copy the mydll.h and mydll.lib to the project space of the main program. Your main program will call the dll interfaces (which you have defined in mydll.h), therefore you will have to include the header in your main. Add mydll.lib to link source. Compile the main program. Done.\n\n\nYour program will look for the dll from the local directory first, if not found, then system32 directory, then the path defined in system Path.
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Best bet would be to compile it yourself.  In US, you can use yellowpages.com to get a listing and contact information for "import/export" companies
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Have you tried the Thomas Registery?  It can be found on the internet and at libraries.  Also, if you are interested in exporting, there are government agencies (on the state level and perhaps also federal level) that can help you.
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Do Save As the file as CSV file\nMost of application can import this file type\n\ngood luck\n\nXLMan
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you cant. however you can convert them to .jar files that you can run by double clicking if you have Java runtimes installed on your computer\n\nheres how:\nhttp://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/deployment/jar/\n\nor here:\nhttp://java.ittoolbox.com/documents/tutorials/jar-tutorial-628
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Export it to .scr file. Move it to 'WINDOWS' folder on your hard drive. After Restart it will appears in your 'Display Properties' Screen Saver tab.
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http://help.ubuntu.com/starterguide/C/ch04.html\n\ngood luck
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Go to  File-->Import and Export-->Export to a File-->Personal Folder File (.pst).\n\nFrom there you can choose to password protect the backup. Make sure to select the highest folder as it will include all the subfolders in your backup. (Usually selecting Personal Folders will include everything but you also have to check: "Include Subfolders").
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I recommend reading the articles:\n\nStarting a Home-Based Exporting Business \nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol8/exporting.htm\n\nLaying the Foundations of Your Home Based International Trading Business\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol21/trading.htm\n\nYou may also want to check out the following books:\n\n- Import/Export: How to Get Started in International Trade \n- Exporting, Importing, and Beyond : How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business \n- Selling to the World: Your Fast and Easy Guide to Exporting and Importing \n- Start and Run a Profitable Exporting Business \n- Start Your Own Import/Export Business
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Dear friend\n\nNormally export business is an expansion of the domestic business. If you have products which you feel are acceptable abroad you must have got some information of the market. Not only you should have knowledge of the market and of the product that you propose to export you must also have the capacity to procure the product in a marketable lot. If you are exporting in small quantities you may not get a good price and the economics of the order will not be favourable to you. \n\nHowever if you have a product you can take the help of the Chambers of Commerce who will assist you in finding the probable markets for the same. Take part in some international exihibitons to display your products. May be you will be required to send some products to your prospective buyers as free trade samples.\n\nBetter still, if you can find an exporter who is actually exporting the product, please make an entry in the market by exporting your product thru him. This will ascertain the acceptability of your product abroad and with the experience you can venture on your own.\n\nBest wishes
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Firstly you have to evaluate yourself that you have the super talent of selling goods! Why? Because you are going to sell a second hand goods, especially computers! If you have the ability, then you have the capital to buy in bulge, because you have to buy the whole lot if a company is going to renew their computers!\nThen you have to have a "sharp nose" where a company wants to renew their computers!\nThen you have the ability to clean, and to repair those computers to appears as new as possible. Usually you will end up to 75%~80%, because you have to salvage the bad one! Less than that you loose! Then another problem arise, the unsaleable became junk. If you can find a way to recycle it maybe you could have good profit here!\nIf you have exporting experience you can exported it to the third world countries with a good profit. But be honest if you want to have repeat orders!\nGood Luck, God Bless You!
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Export them.  Assuming that you are using a version of Internet Explorer:-\nFrom the Menu Bar (usually hidden in Internet Explorer 7 - find it by clicking Tool>Menu Bar)\nThen\nClick File>Import and Export...\nNext\nExport Favourites (select the favourites you want and a location to export to)\nClick OK\n\nThis will export all your favourites to your hard drive from where you can copy them to a floppy disk, memory stick or other storage device.\n\nThen at your work computer:-\nFrom the Menu Bar\nClick File>Import and Export...\nNext\nImport Favourites (select the favourites and where you want them imported to)\nOK\n\nDepending on your work's computer security policy, you might have to ask permission to bring in a floppy disk or memory stick from home and use it in your work PC.
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GO TO ANY EXPORT HOPUSE OR ASSOCIATION OF TRADERS
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Save files as csv format and you can import and export from one application to another.