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Outlook Follow Up

Thursday, den 18. September 2008

A couple of months ago I wrote about the overwhelming feeling I had every day when my inbox was over-stuffed. I was pushing 2000 messages just in my inbox - and I was doing a lot of filing of messages then. Well I am happy to report that I have stuck with the program. Back [...]

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Google Knows Everything

Monday, den 28. July 2008

It was bound to happen. Google officially knows everything. They have indexed more than ONE TRILLION web pages. They announced this stunning bit of information last Friday on their official blog. If they’ve indexed that much, they must know everything, right?
Much is made of Google and the information they bring to your fingertips with just [...]

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Stay Organized and Stay Productive

Wednesday, den 23. July 2008

We’ve been giving and receiving Outlook training this week and it hit me how important it is to stay focused with productivity tools of which Outlook continues to be one of our most important. In an office environment, using Outlook as the front end to an exchange server gives lots of opportunities for sharing schedules, [...]

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5 Key Web Site Statistics

Monday, den 23. June 2008

There are five key web site statistics that every web site owner should pay close attention to:

How many visitors? People used to get all excited about hits but you could easily have 100 hits from one visitor. The number of visitors though (usually tracked by unique IP addresses) gives you a really good idea of [...]

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Taming the Inbox: Managing Volumes of Email

Thursday, den 19. June 2008

I’ve done it! I’ve taken a huge step towards taming my inbox. For years it has had no fewer than 300 messages in it and when busy-ness hits, it regularly balloons to over 1500 messages.
Until now. What is the secret to taming your email? you may ask. The answer is so simple (once you know [...]

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