If you’ll recall, before the mouse existed, there were lots of keyboard commands that you needed to remember in order to run your computer. Thankfully, and many of you may find this statement to be difficult to understand, they are still around. [Read more...]
Video: Creating Outlook Profiles in Outlook 2007
Posted on October 18, 2007 Written by Leave a Comment
The following training sequence outlines the steps you need to take to create a new profile that connects to a Microsoft Exchange server, which if you are a Sonoran Properties GMAC Real Estate Professional, [Read more...]
Computer Security: Part 1, User Accounts
Posted on October 9, 2007 Written by 3 Comments
Every computer has a user database. Whether you are prompted to logon or not, by the time you’ve reached your computer’s desktop, you have identified yourself to the computer as a particular user on that computer. [Read more...]
Moving Information…
Posted on August 21, 2007 Written by Leave a Comment
The world has always been about moving information. When one country knew what another country knew, they could compete. When one corporation learned the trade secrets of another, competition ensued and new innovative products were born. [Read more...]
Archiving Outlook Data
Posted on August 6, 2007 Written by Leave a Comment
Outlook stores all of its information in one file, typically called outlook.pst. If your organization has an Exchange Server and you have been given a mailbox on that Exchange Server then you do not have a file called outlook.pst. [Read more...]
