OutlookPower Magazine - November 2004

OUTLOOKPOWER MAGAZINE - NOVEMBER 2004

Using FireFox as your default browser
With the many security vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer that have come to light recently, security experts are recommending that users switch to a different browser. As a result, many users have switched to Firefox, only to discover it didn't work well with Outlook. This Powertip from Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky will help you get them playing nice together.

Dealing with Outlook reminder pop-ups
The OutlookPower Answer Team has gotten quite a reception from you readers, with a lot of great questions coming in. In this piece, Francine and the team offer their advice on how to deal with those pesky pop-up reminders.

Printing Contact notes
Back again to pull you from the proverbial fires, Francine and the rest of the OutlookPower Answer Team have the solution to how you can print the Contact comments contained in your Outlook Calendar.

Automatic, updating email signatures
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.

Help, my email won't send!
The Microsoft newsgroups are seeing a growing number of complaints that Outlook 2003 won't send email, with a few people reporting problems with Outlook 2002 as well. This problem is linked to Outlook add-ins that use the .Net Framework. Read on and Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky will tell you how to diagnose which add-in is causing the problem and how to remedy it.

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