When you have to enter a date in Microsoft Outlook (e.g. when creating a new appointment), you don’t have to use the little calendar or enter an exact date. You can enter “tomorrow”, “next week”, “next Tuesday”, “in 2 days” and so forth. ( enter without quotes)
Forget talking to ALICE -Outlook’s gone natural!
Cheers,
Vaibhav
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From the mail list, mark the desired mail Drag and drop the marked mail to the Calendar shortcut on the Outlook bar (or the Calendar folder in the Folder list).
The appointment window opens, and the mail text is displayed in the body of this window
Ensure that the date and time [...]
I was looking for a Video Converter for iPod on the net. There are many paid softwares available, however a free one was actually on my list of wannabies.
Just to give my readers an idea of what an iPod Video Converter is; An iPod Video Convertor allows you to convert your regular PC video [...]
Its a known fact that the emails we receive/ send are scanned before they reach us/intended recipient.
I thought of putting below a diagram describing how the entire stuff happens.
Lets first discuss how the entire flow for Virus Scanning works in case of Incoming Mails.
All the incoming mails ( infected/clean) irrespective of there status are sent [...]
