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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
When adding or removing hardware in a Solaris system, it may be necessary to perform a reconfiguration boot. During this boot, the system discovers new hardware and recreates the file /etc/path_to_inst which contains mappings of physical devices to logical instance numbers.
Runtime control scripts start and stop services when the system changes run levels. Well constructed rc scripts handle at least start and stop as command line arguments.
UNIX treats the end of line differently than other operating systems. Sometimes when editing files in both Windows and UNIX environments, a CTRL-M character is visibly displayed at the end of each line as ^M in vi.
The default login shell for the Solaris superuser root is /sbin/sh, a statically linked Bourne shell. This shell is not dependent on any other files to run. The usual user shells like /usr/bin/ksh are dynamically linked and are dependent on library files. If the root login shell is changed from /sbin/sh to a non-static shell, root will not be able to log into the system if certain filesystems cannot mount. A simple addition to root’s /.profile will change the shell safely.
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