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September
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Read Receipts in Outlook 2010 and 2013
When sending out urgent or important email correspondence
it may come in handy to utilize the delivery and read receipt
function in Microsoft Outlook. It does help to mark your email
as high importance or choose a subject line with an eye catching
and attention seeking sentence or phrase, but sometimes you
need to know that an important message has been received. Delivery
and read receipts are perfect for this.
There are two options when sending out requests for email
receipts. First, you can request a delivery receipt,
which will let you know that your message has been safely and
effectively received by the receiver�s email service but does
not guarantee that it has been opened. Second, you can request
a read receipt which will let you know that
your email has been opened. Not all email services can or will
return these notifications though.
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How CRM Technology Can Transform Big Ideas into Big Results
for Small Businesses
used with permission from the Microsoft SMB Blog
by Cindy
Bates
By most definitions, small businesses are small only in size�not
in their ingenuity or potential impact on their markets. The
smartest small businesses think about technology in the same
way that larger companies do: �What technologies can help me
streamline business processes, stay close to my customers, improve
my offerings and make my small business appear on par with larger
enterprises?�
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Windows XP Registry Hack Will Not Protect Your PC Against
All Threats
used with permission from Microsoft Security Tips & Talk
by Eve Blakemore
In April, Microsoft ended support for Windows XP. This
means that if your computer is still running Windows XP, you
are no longer receiving security updates.
Several tech news sources have recently reported a change
that you can make to your Windows registry (known as a �registry
hack�) that tells your Windows XP computer that it�s running
Windows Embedded or Windows Server 2003.
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Why Move Your Workload from a PC to a Server?
used with permission from HP Technology at Work
Today's workers need seamless access to their data and applications,
whether they're in the office or on the road. But what happens
if you're travelling, maybe for a big business meeting, and
you misplace the notebook PC you use to access those files?
This could mean big trouble if the files on the notebook aren't
encrypted, right? Not necessarily.
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First
person to submit the correct
answers by email to
anorton@osgusa.com
will receive a $20 Starbucks
gift card!
Entries are judged by
date/time received and
correctness. Include your
name and phone number, the
question number and the
answer.
1) Who painted the Sistine
Chapel?
2) How many Oscars did
Alfred Hitchcock win?
3) Who said, "Vini, Vidi,
Vici"?
4) Where is the smallest
bone in the body?
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Quote
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"Far and away the best prize
that life offers is the chance to
work hard at work worth doing."
- Teddy Roosevelt
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