We look at some more advanced Outlook tricks that might be old news to you but have surprised a lot of Outlook users. OUTLOOK TRICKS The latest issue of Office for Mere Mortals has a collection of Outlook tricks that might be old news to you but have surprised a lot of Outlook users. That […]
Adding text to an incoming message might help find it later – especially if the message isn’t clear or comes from an unusual source. After last week’s article, another use for editing an existing email message occurred to us and it relates to the much faster ability to search in the recent free tools. Check […]
A small and presumably deliberate leak from Microsoft about ‘Elixir’ is of little interest to Office users at this stage, if only because this ‘Elixir’ is such a vague and ill-defined wizards brew. A small and presumably deliberate leak from Microsoft about ‘Elixir’ is of little interest to Office users at this stage, if only […]
Timeslips is a long standing time and billing application that now integrates with Outlook. We noticed Timeslips because it claims to have won a Readers Choice award from Law Office Computing for ten years in a row – not a bad track record. Now the 2005 version has some Outlook support all you “bill by […]
We look at some reader feedback on the Word and Excel document decryption problem for January 2005. Thanks to all the readers who gave us feedback on the Word and Excel document decryption problem mentioned in the last Office Watch article. Readers seem divided into two roughly equal camps – those that are appalled that […]
