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Outlook Contact Shortcuts: Outlook 2010 Online Course

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Learn super secret tips about Microsoft Outlook Contacts, Contacts Folders, Navigation Pane, and how to Manage Contacts in the Outlook 2010 Online Course - link in upper right-hand panel. 3 Free Video lessons included. Outlook 2010 Online Course. Outlook 2010 Online Training. This course will save you HOURS of frustration. By applying common office management techniques to the MS Outlook program, Andy has found a way to bring difficult concepts into the average PC user's reach. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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How to Backup Computer FilesComputer Housekeeping Tips

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Clean up the outside and inside of your computer system; Free file management; Delete internet history. How to Backup Computer Files. 1a) Manually back up your files to an external USB flash drive. These are inexpensive, they come in lots of gig sizes, and by far the best one is the SanDisk because it has an "onboard back up program" as a service to you. At NewEgg, in the search box, type SanDisk USB flash drive. Find one with the approximate GigaBytes you will need, and buy it. And I highly recommend it...

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Change Icon PicturesCustomize Your Desktop

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Fix Computer Clock, Customize Your Desktop, Change Background Colour. Is it possible to change an Icon's picture? I just get bored with those little yellow files on my desktop. 1 Right click the icon to be changed, choose Properties. 2 On the Shortcut tab choose the button "Change Icon.". 3 Choose a new picture in the window or click the "Browse" button and find the Icon picture you made in MS Paint (instructions below). Can I use one of my own .jpg's for an Icon? Posted by Chief Nerd. Job Skills Excel 07.

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Outlook Contacts Folders | Outlook Contact Shortcuts

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Learn super secret tips about Microsoft Outlook Contacts, Contacts Folders, Navigation Pane, and how to Manage Contacts in the Outlook 2010 Online Course - link in upper right-hand panel. 3 Free Video lessons included. I'm big on organizing my piles and piles of papers. With Microsoft Outlook, you will eventually accumulate piles and piles of contacts. You need to keep them organized. There are 2 methods: (and I use both of these simultaneously). A Float your mouse over the word "Contacts" and Right click.

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HAPPILY EVER AFTER?Tips on Home Budgets

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Tips on Home Budgets. How to make a home budget. A story of home finance redemption and how we became debt free through simple budgeting tools and guidelines. Tips on budgeting money, budget calculator, home budgeting spreadsheet, how to budget. I put a box of granola bars in my car so if I'm famished and can't get home for lunch, I have a snack at the ready to tide me over. A great alternative to spending money on bagels at a coffee shop. We also gave up latte's long ago. My husband is a plumber, so his...

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Color Code Folders in My DocumentsOrganize Computer Files

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Organizing computer files, organize favorites, alphabetize program lists. Color Code Folders in My Documents. When you open My Documents or Documents you see a long list of little yellow file folders. That's fine. and boring. and a drain on your productivity because you have to read through them to find the one you need. Ugh. So what's the hold up, Microsoft? Give us some color! Posted by Chief Nerd. Labels: color code folders. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Alphabetize Program List and MoreOrganize Computer Files

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Organizing computer files, organize favorites, alphabetize program lists. Alphabetize Program List and More. Alphabetizing is a handy feature, after all, we have used it for YEARS! So why tolerate a scrambled "Programs" list, or an unorganized "Favorites" list in Internet Explorer or FireFox? Here's the quick fix:. Programs list: Click Start, All Programs, float your mouse in the Programs list area and RIGHT CLICK. Choose "Sort By Name". Choose "Sort By Name". Posted by Chief Nerd. Want more great tips?

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Fix Your Computer ClockCustomize Your Desktop

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Fix Computer Clock, Customize Your Desktop, Change Background Colour. Fix Your Computer Clock. Take a look at the right-hand corner of your screen or at the clock on the right panel of your screen. Is it set to the correct time? If not, here is how to fix it. Get ready. it's super easy. Float your mouse over the top of the clock and Double-Click. Change the settings on the Date and Time tab or the Time Zone tab. You can customize your desktop easily with a right-click. Give it a try. Posted by Chief Nerd.

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Email Attachment IssuesJob Skills - Outlook 2007 and 2010 Email

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Job Skills - Outlook 2007 and 2010 Email. Learn Microsoft Outlook Tips to make your job easier. The following was a great question and easily fixed. Basically, it is the difference between HTML attachments and Rich Text. My friend Bill writes:. Andy, for some reason my attachments are not showing in the heading of my e mails, but are in the body of the e-mail as a square icon. Is there a way to change this so it does not appear in the body of the message but on an attachment line? It's an easy fix. My na...