Suggestion for mobile development

Hi
 Sir/madam ;
This is my personal advice and humble request
i am requesting you please make a computer mobile
because bill gates is a great man and Nokia lumia fail in market
and i am not want to his company going down
you are thinking  that i am mad
but sir micro soft company is doing anything in the world
please forgive me for my bad English
thank you

farasshaikh,
Sorry but you have posted to a forum that deals exclusively with customizing and programming Microsoft Project. I suggest you delete this post and find a more appropriate forum.
John

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