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5 tips for getting your e-mail on vacation

If you’re going on , you’re probably looking forward to getting away from the phone. But e-mail is less intrusive, and many of us want to bring it with us.

That used to be a real chore. But accessing e-mail from anywhere has become easier over the years. Today, it’s not much more difficult than downloading it at the .

The key is finding decent PC access to the on the road. Most hotels offer such access. Even a dial-up account is OK for downloading e-mail. And with Wi-Fi hotspots all over urban areas, fast access is a snap.

Of course, you have to find a way to access your e-mail server. So let’s look at how that can be done. (more…)

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Written by Jason on February 17th, 2008 with no comments.
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Stop automatic filtering of messages in outlook 2007 using gmail account

In case of 2007 when you configure your account with automatic pop3 the problem of auto filtering of your mails received is done by .

But this auto filtering most of the times does not function correctly which results in non junk mails or clean mails are mark as junk and moves them automatically to junk folder.

You can simply fix the wrong filtering as follows:

1. Open 2007 (more…)

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Written by Jason on February 16th, 2008 with no comments.
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Five Efficiency Tips For Microsoft Outlook

Although small businesses seem to be gravitating towards web based e-mail, such as Gmail, Hotmail, and Yahoo! Mail, good old Microsoft Outlook still has a faithful following among those who want offline access to their e-mail. This week I have a few tips for exploiting Outlook’s features for working more efficiently.

1. Use Outlook As A Document Repository
You can store documents in any Outlook folder. That’s right! And you don’t have to attach the document to the mail message; you can store it just as you would in a desktop folder. To store a document in Outlook, follow these steps: (more…)

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Written by Jason on November 25th, 2007 with 1 comment.
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Microsoft Outlook Express - Ultimate Manager

Microsoft Outlook is an ambitious program that integrates e-mail, address books, scheduling, and task management. In fact, you can organize your whole life with it!

Microsoft calls Outlook a desktop information manager. It’s in part aimed at users of personal information managers (PIMs), which organize contacts, calendars, and to-do lists in much the way that a pocket organizer notebook does. Outlook is also the preferred client for Microsoft Exchange Server — Microsoft’s enterprise e-mail and groupware solution — and can be used as the client for other sophisticated mail systems.

But Outlook is just as effective for the individual user who gets mail from an Internet Service Provider (ISP), keeps separate personal and family calendars, and communicates with family, friends, and colleagues on the phone, through the U.S. Postal Service (aka “snail mail”), or by e-mail.

KEY COMPONENTS

Outlook stores information in folders, using special forms to gather and display different types of data. It’s easy to see how everything is organized when you look at the graphic display of your expanded mailbox. One quick way to see this is to choose View, Folder List.

What you don’t see are the components that help Outlook keep everything in its place — the services, connections,

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Written by microsofthelp on November 2nd, 2007 with no comments.
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