 |
Further
Reading ...
|
|
REVIEW: WACOM INTUOS 3 TABLET
Drawing or making any work art through a computer is a very tough job, especially for beginners. Using the mouse in forming shapes, changing thickness, changing colors, erasing and switching from one command to the other is lot of work and needs...
Adware: How to Beat the Sneakiest Software
Promoters of adware, software that shows advertising on a user's computer, use some cunning tricks to get you to install their software on your machine.
Here's what to look out for.
Adware is, by definition, something reasonable people don't...
5 Ways To Make Money Online Today
If you are not sure exactly what you should be doing online, don't worry! In this article I'm going to show you some of the best ways to make money online in the year 2003. Become an affiliate: This is probably the easiest and the hardest...
Easy Editing Using Microsoft Image Suite 10
Are you fond of digital photography? Are you looking for a new tool that will let you organize, edit, enhance, share and archive your digital image? Read on.
Microsoft's Digital Image Suite 10 is a package that offers you the advantages of both...
|
|
|
Creating Message Rules in MS Outlook 2002 (XP)
|
 |
Written By:
Regina Stevens
|
|
|
Create a folder in your folder list.
NOTE: This is where your inbox is located. If you do not see this list, go to your toolbar and click on View, then Folder List
Right click on "Outlook Today" in the folder list. It should have a plus or minus sign on the left of it. If it is a plus sign, click on the sign so that you can see the other folders
If you had to click on the sign, right click on "Outlook Today" again and continue to the next step
Click on "New Folder"
Type in the name of your new folder (example, if you want all mail from your mom going into a specific folder, name the folder Mom)
Make sure that the "Folder Contains" section is the "Mail and Post Items" selection
Click on OK. The new folder is listed in your folder list now
Click on the new folder you just created
NOTE: If the preview window appears, click View on your toolbar and click on Preview Pane to close this window. If you get a virus in an email and this window is enabled, the virus will automatically open and could destroy - continued below ...
|
|
|
continued ...
your computer.
On the toolbar click Tools, then Rules Wizard
Click on the "New" button
Click "Start from a blank rule"
Select "Check messages when they arrive" It may already be highlighted
Click Next
Scroll down and check "with specific words in the recipient's address"
In the last white box click on the words "specific words"
Type in the email address of the person or company you want automatically placed in this particular folder
when it arrives to your email account
Click on "Add", OK, and Next
Check the "move to specified folder"
In the bottom white box click the underlined text "specified folder"
Click on the new folder you created, OK, Next
Check "turn on this rule" if it is not checked
Click Finish
You're done!! Good Luck
Regina Stevens
About the Author
Regina Stevens is the owner of Keep It Simple Websites (http://keepitsimplewebsites.com). She has written a few tutorials that are listed on the website to help new computer users.
|
|
|
|
 |
|
|
| _Additional Resources ... |
|
Detecting Spy Cams
You know that using spy cams can be very useful for surveillance. But if you use spy cams, isn’t it only logical to assume that other people use them too? If you are involved in surveillance, chances are that it is important that you also be...
Printing a Panorama at Home
When you choose to print your photo panorama-style yourself, here are a few suggestions to help you:
You can use paper larger than your printer specs
The size of the paper depends on the size of the slot in the printer. For most home...
Learning Management Systems
Learning Management Systems are e-systems that seek to advance employee skills in an organization through ongoing training and development. These apparatus are fast evolving as must-have tools in the e-learning scenario. These are preferred as...
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
