Mar
30
2011
0

Set Out of Office Outlook 2010

If you are using Microsoft Office Outlook 2010 with an Exchange server you can set out of office messages by doing the following:

1. Click on the File Tab (top left).

2. Make sure you are on the info sub tab (should be on here by default).

3. Click the button that says ‘Automatic Replies’

4. In the popup window change the radio button to ‘I am currently Out of the Office’

5. Enter a message in the AutoReply box.

6. Check you have no rules setup that might interfere with the sending of out of office replies.

7. Click OK.

Once you go back to the home tab you should then see a gold bar to show that the Out of Office is active.

Written by Pete in: Microsoft Office |
Mar
25
2011
0

Remove items from System Preferences

To remove an item from the other section of system preferences simply right click (or control click) an item and select remove.

Written by Pete in: OS X |
Mar
23
2011
0

How to Map a Network Drive in Windows 7

1. Open Windows Explorer

2. Click tools (if the menu is not showing press the alt key so that it shows).

3. Click map network drive.

4. Select a drive letter and a network folder to map too.

5. Click finish.

Written by Pete in: windows 7 |
Mar
23
2011
0

Firefox 4 Move Tabs Below Address Bar

In Firefox 4 the tabs are above the address bar rather than their original location of below the address bar.

To move them back below the address bar:

1. Click View > Toolbar
2. Untick Tabs on Top

Written by Pete in: Firefox |
Mar
19
2011
0

iPhone/iPod Song Progress Not Showing

If the song progress is not showing on your iPhone/iPod simply tap the screen whilst playing a song and it will show.

Written by Pete in: Apple |
Mar
14
2011
0

Change Primary Monitor on MacBook and Macbook Pro

When plugging in a second monitor to make it your primary display do the following:

1. Open System Preferences
2. Click Displays
3. Click the arrangements tab
4. Drag the white title bar from the one monitor to the other.

Written by Pete in: Apple |
Mar
12
2011
0

Delete Key on MacBook and MacBook Pro Keyboard

Use fn + backspace to replicate the delete key.

Written by Pete in: Apple |
Mar
02
2011
0

Send Ctrl+Alt+Del in Remote Desktop

Use the following keys:

ctrl + alt + end

Written by Pete in: windows 2003 server,windows 7,Windows XP |

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