Increase e-mail efficiency by summarizing appointments, tasks and e-mail using Outlook Today view. The ITS knowledgebase article has step by step directions and a two minute video on how to use the Outlook Today view plus how to create a…
Monthly Archives: July 2013
E-Mail Efficiency Using Outlook Today
Posted in Computer Tips, Home Page Tagged with: Home Page, Outlook, Outlook Efficiency, Outlook Today, Today, View
Blackboard Course Copy
Faculty who wish to copy course content from a previous course into a new course can do so with a few clicks. This will save a great deal of time preparing to teach a course in a new semester. Click…
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View Mailbox Quota Information
Check out directions on how to display mailbox quota information on the status bar in Outlook 2010 for the PC. This will allow you to see when your mailbox is getting close to full so you can do something about…
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Outlook Blind Courtesy Copy
I don’t know about you, but when I receive a message where I am just one of “thousands” in the To: line, it is really annoying to scroll down past the recipient list to read the actual message. Be kind…
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e-Mail Attachment Can’t Be Sent
You have successfully attached a file to an email message but now can’t send the message or the recipient reports that the attachment is missing. Why did that happen? There are restrictions sending file attachments via the college email. Read…
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Missing Ribbons – Office 2007 & 2010
If you are missing the ribbon in any Office program, it may be because you accidentally double clicked a ribbon tab. You can click once on a tab to bring the ribbon back, however it will disappear again after you…
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Arrows Open E-Mail Messages Quickly
Have you ever wanted to open the next email message quickly? Who knew you didn’t have to close one message before you read the next or previous one? We’re not talking about the reading pane here! Use the arrows in…