Thursday, February 5, 2009

Daily Tips and Tricks Special Delivery

Tips and Tricks Special Delivery
Making tomorrow more productive than today
For Microsoft Office Live Meeting
Microsoft Office Live Meeting
Arrange Your Meetings in One All-Day Session
Using Microsoft Office Live Meeting to organize several meetings all on the same day, or perhaps over two days, can create a confusing list of different meeting URLs and invitations. So long as the displays used for each meeting aren't confidential, you can create a single meeting to cover the entire day and invite the attendees for each meeting by using the same URL. As the host for each meeting, you can stay signed in to the same meeting for the entire day, while participants need to sign in only for their own meetings. That way, you'll avoid having to send different invitations and different URLs to each attendee. It also means you'll no longer need to continually sign out of one meeting and sign in to another.


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For Microsoft Office Outlook 2007
Color-Code an Individual Sender's E-Mail Messages
You can color-code your incoming e-mail to spot quickly what's important.
1. Click an e-mail message, and then click Tools.
2. Click Organize.
3. Click Using Colors, and then select your color of choice. All future e-mail from that sender will appear in that color.

Microsoft Office Outlook 2007

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