Nobody likes receiving forwarded chain emails, but sometimes you need to forward multiple messages. Outlook 2010 makes it easy to do.
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How To Make Word 2010 Save in Word 97-2003 Format
I don’t know about you, but I still have friends I send documents to that still use Windows XP and Office 2003 (believe it or not). In this How To I’ll show you how to both save files in the legacy format so they can open them and make that the default.
How To Assign Tasks in Outlook 2010
If you’re in charge of a team who’s working on a project…delegate. Using the Assign Tasks feature in Outlook is a great way to assign jobs to others on your team.
How to View Outlook 2010 Message Headers
When you want to know where an email came from, the quickest way is to check out the message headers. In Outlook 2010 they aren’t in an obvious spot, so I’ll show you where to look.
How to Add Drop Caps In Microsoft Word
f you read books and novels, you might have noticed that new chapters start with the first letter is large. This is called Dropcap and helps catch the reader’s attention. Here’s how to add DropCaps to Microsoft Word Documents.
Outlook 2010: Print Only One Page of a Message
There are times when you’ll need to print a long email,, but you may not need all of the pages.Here’s how to save ink and paper by printing only the page or specific pages you need.
Automatically Empty Deleted Items in Outlook 2010 On Exit
Are you tired of seeing a bunch of email messages in your Deleted Items folder every day? Keep the folder clean in Outlook 2010 by automatically emptying the Deleted Items folder when you close out of Outlook.
How To Change the Default Font in Outlook 2010
Do you write and send emails with a custom font? Why not set up Outlook to automatically start each composition using a font you love.
How To Customize OneNote 2010 Password Security Settings
Yesterday I explained how to encrypt specific OneNote 2010 Notebook Sections using the Password feature. Today I’ll review how to customize those setting.
OneNote 2010: How To Password Protect and Encrypt Notebooks
Whether you use Microsoft OneNote 2010 for Home, School or Work, a groovy feature you need to be aware of is its ability to secure your data by encrypting sections of your notebook using a password. Here’s how it works.
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