Looking to find more about how to work with Outlook and SharePoint? Here's a great article (with screenshots) about how these two provide online and offline functionality for sharing documents.
Check out this blog post from the link below:
http://blogs.msdn.com/outlook/archive/2007/09/28/sharepoint-outlook-the-perfect-link.aspx
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Well, I never would have believed it had I not experienced myself - ever since I submitted my podcasts to iTunes on December 20, 2006, my listener audience has skyrocketed.
In the last two weeks (December 20, 2006 through January 4th, 2007) I've personally experienced a major listener increase in both my podcasts.
Here's the proof!
Podcast: Outlook Productivity Tips - 39% increase
Podcast: Business Productivity Techniques, Tools, and Ideas - 70% increase
What does this have…
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'Tis the season for sharing.
With the New Year just around the corner you're probably thinking about the different ways to locate, improve, and increase the information resources available to help you run your business. Perhaps you're thinking how helpful it would be for this information to be gathered in a central location...I mean after all, you're a busy person. And wouldn't it be great if you were notified when new information…
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SharePoint v3 / OL2007 has a two way sync with calendars in Outlook, whereas before it only had a one way sync in the WSSv2 / OL2003 version.
So you create a Calendar in a SharePoint site, then go under Actions, select Connect to Outlook. Outlook will then ask you if it is OK to link to the site. Once you have added the site to your Outlook, you can drag/drop…
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Microsoft took the first steps in IE7 and now you'll see RSS reading integrated into Outlook 2007. We provide an overview of the bare-bones reader.
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New Podcast for small businesses that want to increase productivity and to better Collaborate, Integrate, and Communicate using Microsoft Outlook, SharePoint Services, and more
Do you feel you're not really utilizing the technology in your office
as much as you could? Are you worried because you feel you're just not savvy enough to dig in and
work with the tools available to you? Don't…
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I'm going to show you a simple, yet effective way to remind yourself of recurring tasks. Right about now you might be saying to yourself "but I already know how to set up recurring tasks". While this might be true, I'm going to show you about the task regeneration feature. I really like this feature because, well let's face it, sometimes we don't always do the task we are reminding…
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For those of you using Outlook for contact management, here's a tip that will help you keep track of actual bulk mailings to your clients. You know, like when you send Thank You cards to those that attended your recent event, or mailing out the latest catalog to the Board of Directors. By utilizing Tasks and Categories, this is easily accomplished. At this point, I'm going to assume you are…
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While I know everyone seems to love distribution lists, it's not my
favorite way to deal with group emails. However, I don't want to
impose my beliefs on everyone so I'm including 3 different ways to
handle this. I just want to let everyone know of your options in
this area. I hope this helps!
1) The best way I know of to accomplish what you want is to not use
a distribution list. The…
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Create your own HTML newsletter template
This is really just an extension of the tip provided for creating email stationery. The only difference is that you set it up in a table so you have a column style format that lends itself to look more like a newsletter. In order to comply with no-spam laws your…
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