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Volume 1, Issue , 25 9/30/2007 |
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Microsoft Office Tip — Sort Messages Quickly in Microsoft Outlook |
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You can find messages in mailbox folders more quickly by changing how they’re sorted in your e-mail folders. For example, you can arrange your e-mail by:
Date: Groups and sorts messages by date. This can be a good option to see the most recent messages in your Inbox.
From: Groups messages by who sent you the e-mail and then sorts them by date. This option makes it easier to find messages from specific people.
Flag: Find all the messages that you’ve flagged or that require follow-up
Conversation: Find messages by message subject or "thread." This can be an easy way to see all the messages related to a topic after you’ve been out of the office for a couple of days. |
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To change how messages are sorted:
In the Outlook Navigation Pane, click Mail
On the View menu, point to Arrange By and then click a view option. |
3 stubborn PC problems you can fix |
5 power tools for students |
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Your kids can do a great job with even the toughest school projects with just a computer running Windows Vista and the right information resources. Research no longer requires a trip to the neighborhood library because a whole world of information—and the tools to put it all together—are right at home on your family computer Here are five homework power tools that can turn your children's ho-hum project into A+ work:
These five tools working together will truly enrich your student's study experience .Microsoft Student with Encarta Premium 2008
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Excerpted from Microsoft.com article 3 stubborn PC problems you can fix |
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Excerpted from Microsoft.com article 5 power tools for students |
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Ever notice how each PC has a personality of its own? Or maybe even multiple personalities? In the course of a week, your computer may act friendly, moody, and sometimes downright mean. However, don't take a hammer to your PC just yet. The following is a list of common symptoms and treatments to help even the most troublesome PCs. You don't even have to be a psychologist (at least not yet) to deal with your PC's neuroses. These solutions deal specifically with Windows XP, but overall you'll find these tips work for all versions of Windows starting with Windows 95 to Windows XP. Windows Vista handles most of these problems automatically |
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1.You keep getting a "your system is running low on virtual memory" message
2.Your windows slide off the desktop . . . and you can't grab them
3.Your taskbar has disappeared
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