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All Interest: Laptops vs. Lectures
On March 12, 2010, Mike Elgan has a provocative piece on old school lecture and the new school use of laptops in lectures. He says the following on his blog.
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Tech Spotlight: Out of Office AutoReply and Spammers
When you are going to be away from the office for several days do you create an Outlook Out of Office AutoReply? If you do this should you be concerned about spammers finding your E-mail address as an active account when they receive your AutoReply?
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All Interest: Citrify - Online Photo Editor
Citrify is a new addition to websites that allows you to upload and edit your photos online without having to install anything on your computer.
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AgSci News: Exchange 2010 Upgrade - Reduce Your Mailbox Message Count and Size
Ag IT staff are working hard in preparation for an update of our Exchange servers to Exchange 2010. This update will will occur in a few weeks (late April / early May). There are three important points to make about the update.
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How Do I...Manage/Create Adobe Connect Meeting Layouts
The Adobe Connect meeting interface is built around the concept of pods and layouts. A pod is a display panel that contains the functionality required to complete a task. Each pod has a specific function. If you have participated in Adobe Connect meetings in the past, you are probably familiar with the Attendee List pod, the Chat pod and the Share pod. There are many other types of pods available for use.
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Move a Previously Created PST file
Ag IT recommends that Outlook .PST files are stored in Local Disk (C:) | Local Documents. If you have created a .PST file in your My Documents folder, you will received sync errors at shut down stating that files of this type can't be made available offline. These steps will help you move the .PST file to the correct location.
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Re-link an Already Created PST File
If you have created created an Outlook .PST file to store messages from seasonal or less used Outlook folders, these steps will help you add the .PST file to the Outlook Data Files window.
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