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Understanding the autocomplete cache
OutlookPower Magazine - June 2005
Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky thinks one of the great things about TechEd is that it gives me a chance to pick up great ideas for future columns, both from attending sessions and talking to attendees in the Ask the Expert areas. In this piece, she addresses one attendee's problem with the autocomplete, or nickname cache.

Understanding Outlook 2003's search folders
OutlookPower Magazine - March 2005
A search folder is a virtual folder that holds pointers to messages stored in other folders. Any action you take on a message in a search folder will apply that action to the actual message in its folder. In this Outlook Power Tip, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky shows you the ins and outs of search folders and what purpose they serve.

Forcing Outlook 2003 to create Unicode PSTs
OutlookPower Magazine - August 2004
The new Unicode format for Outlook personal store files has a number of advantages. However, there are instances where the Unicode format may not be the default and a registry hack can convince Outlook 2003 to create a Unicode PST anyway. This article tells you how.

Backing up Business Contact Manager
OutlookPower Magazine - July 2004
You've been using the new BCM (Business Contact Manager) with Outlook 2003 for several months and, by now, you have a huge database built up. You know you need to back it up and BCM includes a simple to use backup (and restore) routine you can access using the File, Business Database menu, but how do you recover the database if you forget to back it up or don't back it up often enough and your computer crashes? This article explains what to do.

Using Outlook and 'Exchange over the Internet'
OutlookPower Magazine - June 2004
Many users have problems enabling Outlook 2003 to talk to an Exchange server using RPC over HTTP. In this week's tip, we give you some great resources to make it work.

Junk your spam in Outlook 2003
OutlookPower Magazine - November 2003
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Blocking Web content in Outlook 2003
OutlookPower Magazine - November 2003
Last week we introduced you to the exciting, new Outlook interface. This week we introduce you to one of the most important (though controversial) new features: blocked Web content. This feature protects your privacy by blocking Web bugs.

Save time with the Places Bar
OutlookPower Magazine - June 2003
Newer versions of Office and Windows include a feature on the File->Open menu found on many applications, a column of shortcuts known as the Places Bar. Diane Poremsky will show you how you can add more places to the default list to should save you time when saving attachments.

Outlook 11 and new mobility features
OutlookPower Magazine - November 2002
More and more people are looking for ways to access corporate email away from the office. In this tip, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky tells you how the next version of Outlook will make it easier to get your email when you're out of the office.

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