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Medium is an awesome platform with a lot of great content. People love it. The newsletter they send is useful more often than not. Sometimes when you see a compelling title for a post and click on the link to read the article. You get this,

Same thing is applicable when you browse their homepage. Mostly 3 out of 5 articles are non-readable because you're not a paid member. Membership costs about $5 a month. For some reason, you don't want to pay 5 bucks to Medium every month. Fine. There's a way you can read those member-only articles for free. Also, trust me we're not going to do anything unethical here.

The simplest way would be opening the article in incognito mode. So, right-click Open link in incognito window. You can also sign out of your account to read the Medium post in a normal browser window.

Workaround for Medium mobile app

On the mobile app, you can follow the same trick. Click on the hamburger menu in the top right corner. Then, select share Copy to clipboard. Now, your clipboard has the title of the article along with the link. Cut the link alone and paste it in an incognito/p browser window. You'll be able to read the content.

Enabling Excel Add-in

Configuring Tally ERP9

Using Add-In

Enabling Excel Add-in

• Download Excel Add-in from My Blog
• Go to Excel Add -ins in Developer Tab and Click on browse
• Select the Excel file downloaded and enable permissions if asked
• Make sure that Checkbox for Excel To Tally is Checked.
• Now You Can see new Ribbon Menu Named Tally.
• Click On Help To View Instructions.(Don't Delete This Sheet )

Configuring Tally ERP9

• Open Tally As Administrator
• Click F12 and Navigate to Advance Configuration
• Set Tally ERP9 Acting is acting as Both
• Enable ODBC Server Yes
• Port 9000 (For Premium you can Change Port and mention port in Excel sheet)

Using Add-In

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