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How to Use “Read Receipts” and “Delivery Receipts” (Outlook 2007)

There are times when you want to make sure an e-mail recipient receives or reads your important e-mail message. You can use “Read Receipts” or “Delivery Receipts” on an as needed basis, or you can change your settings so that Outlook always provides one or both of these receipts. “Delivery Receipts” just inform you that the e-mail has been delivered to the recipients e-mail server. “Read Receipts” inform you when the e-mail has been opened by the recipient.

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How to Re-send Meeting Request to Non-responders (Outlook 2007)

April 13, 2012
Helios Visions
Calendar & Task Management, Email Management, Pro Member Tutorials

When you send out a meeting request to a group of people, there is always the chance that some of the recipients will not respond. You can quickly re-send the meeting request to those who have not responded.

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How to Re-send Meeting Request to Non-responders (Outlook on Windows)

April 13, 2012
Helios Visions
Calendar & Task Management, Email Management, Free Tutorials

When you send out a meeting request to a group of people, there is always the chance that some of the recipients will not respond. You can quickly re-send the meeting request to those who have not responded.

Open Windows Explorer in Full Screen (Windows 7)

March 27, 2012
Helios Visions
Computer Optimization & Performance, Computer Shortcuts, Pro Member Tutorials

Windows Explorer is the tool that allows you to browse, view, copy and delete files.
You can set Windows Explorer to open full screen in Windows 7. However, when you turn your computer off, you will have to repeat the following steps to open it in full screen mode again (until you turn off your computer). With this easy shortcut you won'teven mind.

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Open Windows Explorer in Full Screen (Windows XP)

March 27, 2012
Helios Visions
Computer Optimization & Performance, Computer Shortcuts, Pro Member Tutorials

Windows Explorer is the tool that allows you to browse, view, copy and delete files.
When you open Windows Explorer, most of the time it opens as a small window. You can take a few simple steps to ensure that it opens full screen every time. This will allow you to see everything in the window easily. In XP the settings will remain in tact even after you turn your computer off.

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