OutlookPower Magazine - October 2006

OUTLOOKPOWER MAGAZINE - OCTOBER 2006

Sending sound in Outlook after SP2
OutlookPower reader John Dunigan has an interesting complaint. Microsoft has disabled certain sound functionality in Outlook 2003 SP2. That's because the sound capability was written as an ActiveX control and ActiveX control is great, big, open security nightmare. But John wants sound back. We have some ideas.

Preparing for the impending IE7 release
Like a hurricane on the horizon (which, fortunately, we've managed to avoid this season), Internet Explorer 7 is getting closer and closer. In fact, if reports are to be believed, IE7 is about the make landfall in the next few days -- and it's coming to your PC whether you want it or not. In this important article, we show you how to prevent it from automatically installing.

How to backup your rules
Your rules are not stored in your .PST file. If you want to move your rules from one install to another, you'll need to back them up. This article will show you how.

Microsoft Office Outlook vs. free email choices
Although most of us are pretty familiar with Microsoft Office Outlook and Outlook Express, there are still some people out there who are confused by the similar names. With the upcoming release of Office 2007 and Windows Mail, there's bound to be even more confusion. In this article, we'll help you get a handle on what's what.

Home · News · Back Issues · Credits/Trademarks · Link To Us

-- Advertisement --
Write for OutlookPower today!
Share your experience and expertise with other Outlook and Exchange users, administrators, and developers. OutlookPower Magazine has grown nicely and now has new opportunities for contributing authors and editors.

Write about something you're an expert on and get your name in lights.

For Writers' Guidelines and to discuss topics, contact Staff Editor Steve Niles. This is your opportunity to shine in front of your peers, your clients, and other readers.

Click for more info!

-- Advertisement --
BECOME CONFIDENT AND PRODUCTIVE WITH OUTLOOK 2007 IN SIX WEEKS
You can become a confident, productive user of Outlook 2007 in six weeks.

The Introduction to Outlook 2007 online course makes it happen in just twelve short lessons. The course features an instructor-led online discussion forum, regular assignments and quizzes, printable class notes, and a certificate of completion.

Learn more, then register today, at http://www.ed2go.com/courses/io7.