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Create a hard link in UNIX

A hard link is a reference to a file or directory that appears just like a file or directory, not a link. Hard links only work within a filesystem. In other words, don’t use hard links between mounted filesystems. A hard link is only a reference to the original file, not a copy of the file. If the original file is deleted, the information will be lost.

Reconfiguration boot in RedHat Linux

If new hardware is not recognized, a reconfiguration boot might help. During the reconfiguration boot, the anaconda hardware configuration program is run with the –reconfig option.

IE 9: How to Clear or Delete AutoComplete History

If you share a computer, you don’t want your typed information to be popping up for others to see. By deleting the autocomplete history, all of that information will be removed.

Outlook for Mac 2011: Configure How Messages Are Marked as Read When Viewed in Reading Pane

By default, Outlook 201 marks items as read when viewed in the Reading Pane whenever the selection changes. You can turn this functionality off, or have Outlook wait a certain amount of time before marking the item as read.

Outlook for Mac 2011: How to Resend a Message

Initially, the Mac version of Outlook didn’t have the ability to resend a message that a recipient didn’t receive or accidentally deleted. Thankfully, SP1 for Office 2011 includes this functionality.

Outlook for Mac 2011: How to Import a PST (Outlook Data File)

If you are switching from Outlook to Windows to Outlook for Mac, you will want to import an Outlook Data File (PST) containing contacts, email, appointments, etc.

Outlook for Mac 2011: How to Disable the Unified Inbox

By default, the Outlook 2011 groups the Inbox, Sent Items, etc from all your mail accounts. This is to make it simpler to view all messages at the same time without having to change mail folders. If you like keeping your accounts separated (such as work and personal email), you can disable this feature. The folder list will then be separated out for each account.

Outlook for Mac 2011: How to Add Holidays to Your Calendar

Outlook allows the user to add national holidays from multiple countries into the calendar. This is helpful for knowing when you (or your contacts) don’t have to show up for work or class.

Outlook for Mac 2011: How to Automatically Download Images

As a default setting, Outlook never automatically downloads images from the internet. While this is a valid security measure, it means that you have to manually download them for each and every email message in your inbox that contains pictures. Here’s how to override this setting.

Outlook for Mac 2011: How to Change the Subject Line of Received Emails

Have you ever received an email containing information that is valuable to you but the subject line in no way reflects the contents of the message? It makes going back and looking for that email a major pain. By changing the subject line of the received email, you can have it better reflect the information contained within.

Outlook for Mac 2011: Configure My Day to Open When Your Computer Starts

My Day is a small window that displays your appointments, contacts and tasks for easy reference, even when Outlook isn’t open. By configuring My Day to open when your computer starts, you will always be able to keep track of what your day has planned for you.

Change the subnet mask of an interface

If a network interface was configured with the wrong subnet mask as can happen when the default subnet is selected with a variable length subnet mask, a simple configuration change will fix it.

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