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Season your day with my newsletter de=
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to help you keep up to date with the latest technology, tips, tricks and
computer safety.
For those Outlook 2007 newsletter readers out there, you may have
noticed that this newsletter doesn't display properly. I have a workaround
for you. Once you open the newsletter in Outlook 2007, Click on the
"Other Actions" button located on the Ribbon. Select &qu=
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in Browser".
Annie B.
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E-note is a conceptual project which is exploring what could be the futur=
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the reminder. E-note is using the gecko glue and flexible electronic paper
technology. No batteries, just .
If you got a minute, check out the 2 videos at this
link.
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Use Bcc For Email Distribution Lists
Bcc is an abbreviation for blind carbon copy. If you add a recipient's na=
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to this box in an e-mail, a copy of the message is sent to that recipient,
and the recipient's name is not visible to other recipients of the messag=
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Consider using the Bcc box when:
· You want your mailing list to remain private.
· You want to protect your recipients from possibly getting on a
spammer's list.
Why Bcc?: If you send out a message to 10 people (and you don't put their
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10 other people, and if each of those 100 people forwards it to 10 more
people, your original 10 e-mail addresses are now available to 10,000
strangers. Chances are pretty good that one of those 10,000 recipients is=
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spammer.
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Your Laptop Safe When Travelling
Here are 10 practical tips for keeping your notebook safe on the road. Th=
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(set a BIOS password).
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