This article explains how to turn automatic replies on or off when using Outlook Web App (OWA) running on an Exchange 2010 server. Click on Options in the upper-right. Select Set Automatic Replies from the drop-down menu. Select Send automatic replies. If desired, select the Send Replies only during this time period check box… Read More »
With Office 2013, Microsoft seems determined to put an end to stuffy cramped conference presentations and make them accessible online. Note: This feature is only available in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and OneNote 2013. Open your PowerPoint presentation or Word document and click the File tab. From the ‘Backstage view’ select the Share button and then… Read More »
ModernMix is a program that lets you run Windows® 8 “Modern” apps in a window on the desktop. Windows 8 Modern apps, also known as Metro or RT apps, will use the full screen on your display regardless of how much of the screen they really need. As a result, that weather app, mail program… Read More »
Based on customer feedback Microsoft have changed the Office 2013 retail license agreement to allow customers to transfer the software from one computer to another. This means that customers can transfer Office 2013 to a different computer if their device fails or they get a new one. Previously, customers could only transfer their… Read More »
Microsoft Office 2010 is now end of life and has been replaced by Microsoft Office 2013. Readycrest is therefore no longer able to obtain Microsoft Office 2010 licenses for our clients although stocks of Office 2010 may still be available via certain online retailers (while stocks last). There have been some changes to the… Read More »
EHLO or HELO server.server.com MAIL FROM: test@test.com (This determines the address to which bounces are sent. This is not the same as the from header, which is the email address shown in an email client) RCPT TO: recipient@recipient.com (This command tells the SMTP mail server to who the message should be sent. This can be… Read More »
Microsoft Office 2013 (formerly Office 15) is the latest version of the Microsoft Office productivity suite for Microsoft Windows and the successor to Microsoft Office 2010. Office 2013 includes extended file format support, user interface updates, and support for touch. Office 2013 is suitable for IA-32 and x64 systems and requires Windows 7, Windows Server… Read More »
No matter if you are a Microsoft Outlook power user or you’ve just started utilizing this email client, this may happen to you anytime: You want to scroll down the navigation pane but you miss the scroll bar and unintentionally grab one Outlook folder and move it to the other folder. Key features The program… Read More »
Click on Go > Applications > Utilities > Network Utility. Click on the Ping tab and specify a host. You can type a specific IP address or a website. For example, to ping the eBay’s main web server, type ping www.ebay.com. To have your Mac ping itself, type 127.0.0.1. Hit Ping. If the site/host… Read More »
Click the top menu Apple icon. Click ‘About This Mac’ Click ‘More Info…’ The next click depend OS with OSX you are using- In Mountain Lion, Click ‘System Report’ then click ‘Network’ and ‘Ethernet’ The MAC address will be next to Ethernet in the lower right pane. In other OSX versions, Click ‘Network’ and the… Read More »
So, you’re in marketing and you want brand impressions and campaign awareness from your corporate email? Or maybe you’re in legal and you want compliant disclaimed email? Or perhaps you’re in HR and you want to promote internal initiatives and ensure everyone’s job titles and contact details go out with every email? Exclaimer Signature Manager… Read More »
One of the new features in Word 2010 is the ability to take screenshots and paste them directly into your documents. To take a screenshot select the Insert tab on the ribbon, and in the Illustrations section click on Screenshot. You’ll be presented with Available Windows, which are the active ones on your desktop, or… Read More »
Setting up Exchange Email on Android – Ice Cream Sandwich From the Home screen go to Settings (the exact method of accessing the ‘Settings’ menu will vary from device to device). From the Settings menu tap Accounts and Sync and then Add account On the Add account screen tap Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync On the Add… Read More »
1. Click the Home tab to display the Font group. The Change Case button looks like this: Aa. 2. Select the text you want to change. 3. Click the Change Case button. The Change Case menu displays a list of options. 4. Choose the item you want from the menu. … Read More »
only non-Plug and Play devices, drivers, and printers when you click Show hidden devices on the View menu. Devices that you install that are not connected to the computer (such as a Universal Serial Bus [USB] device or “ghosted” devices) are not displayed in Device Manager, To work around this behavior and display devices when… Read More »
EXCHANGE 2003 Open Exchange System Manager. Go to First Organization (exchange) -> Global Settings -> Internet Message Form. Right click on “Default” in the right panel Click on the [Advanced] tab at the top Put ticks into “Allow out of office responses”, “Allow automatic replies” and “Allow automatic forward” EXCHANGE 2007 Open Exchange Management Console… Read More »
Before using this function, it is recommended that you back up any data and applications that you like to use on your new BlackBerry smartphone. For information on how to back up and restore your smartphone using BlackBerry® Desktop Software for Windows® or Mac, review the product documentation for your specific version of BlackBerry Desktop… Read More »
Moving the data manually, one item at a time, would be a tedious process. To save time, you can use the Paste Special command to quickly transpose a column of data to a row of data, or vice versa. Move data between rows and columns Copy the data in one or more columns or… Read More »
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The Media Access Control (MAC) address is a unique 12-character identifier (e.g. 00:00:00:00:00:0X) for a specific piece of hardware, like the network adapter located in Wi-Fi devices.