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Using folders with Outlook to organize your mail
OutlookPower Magazine - May 2006
Organization is very important to Managing Editor Denise Amrich. You'd know that if you saw her desk. Because of her zeal for folders, she's thrilled that they exist as tools in Outlook. In this Outlook Basics article, she discusses how to create and organize Outlook folders.

Writing a rule and a quick step into server programming
OutlookPower Magazine - April 2006
Do you want to create a funky Outlook rule that might talk to Web servers? Are you thinking about learning how to program? This article has it all.

The email marketing conundrum: how to send legitimate email to your list
OutlookPower Magazine - April 2006
Back in the day, if you had a few hundred or a few thousand customers, clients, or even authors, you could just bang out an email in Outlook and send to everyone. But with ISPs blocking even small mailings (say, 50 people), we've got a new problem: how do we get the word out? In this important and exclusive article, we turn to Missy Lucnik, one of the industry's leading experts, to get you that answer.

Don't become a slave to email
OutlookPower Magazine - July 2005
Brad Meador works at ClearContext, a company that builds an Outlook add-in for managing email. In this incredibly helpful article, Brad shares six powerful tips for keeping yourself from becoming a slave to email.

Security trouble with PSTs? Consider email archiving
OutlookPower Magazine - April 2005
Suddenly you receive a message that your mailbox is full. What do you do? You can do what most employees do, create PSTs (Personal Storage Files) on their hard drive. But what about when there are too many PST files. Author Dave Hunt shows how compressing and archiving your PST files can free untold space on the hard drive.

Automatic, updating email signatures
OutlookPower Magazine - November 2004
Randy Austin has lived in Alaska for five years now, and the most frequent inquiries he gets are in reference to the Arctic weather. Using a Visual Basic routine that he wrote, and the data from his neighbor's home weather station, he has customized his email signature to include all of the weather information that people most frequently ask about.

Cleaning up your mailbox
OutlookPower Magazine - June 2004
It's easy for a mailbox to grow to an uncontrollable size when you use NewsGator to pull RSS feeds, get a lot of unsolicted email, or just get a ton of mail. Fortunately, it's also easy to automatically delete old messages from specific folders using AutoArchive or, for Exchange server mailboxes, Mailbox Manager. This article will show you how.

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