A list of online training courses from LinkedIn Learning recommended by the CAES Office of Information Technology to get you up and running with commonly used software.
A list of online training courses from LinkedIn Learning recommended by the CAES Office of Information Technology to get you up and running with commonly used software.
The OIT Service Desk can help you set up UGA email on a new device (including cell phones, tablets, computers) and troubleshoot UGA email on those devices. The EITS Help Desk (706-542-3106, helpdesk@uga.edu) is responsible for setting up new UGA accounts and password resets.
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I hear it all the time from clients, “I get so many emails that I can’t manage my Inbox.” I’m going to share with you just one of the many different methods of managing incoming emails by color coding emails by your most important senders. Wouldn’t it be nice if…
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Jump Lists are a feature in Microsoft Windows 7 that are designed to provide you with quick access to the documents and tasks associated with your applications. Jump Lists appear on the Start menu as well as on the Taskbar when you right-click on an icon. Jump Lists can be…
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Merriam-Webster defines “phishing” as “a scam by which an e-mail user is duped into revealing personal or confidential information which the scammer can use illicitly.” So, basically, there are bad guys out there fishing for your personal and professional data. It’s up to you not to get hooked. How do you…
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A Search Folder is a virtual folder that provides a view of all email items that match specific search criteria. For example, the Unread Mail Search Folder enables you to view all unread messages in one folder, even though the messages might be saved in different folders. Another example is…
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Do you know that sinking feeling you get when you realize (immediately after hitting “Send”) that you just emailed confidential information to the wrong person? No? Just wait, that day is coming. Here are a couple of tricks with Outlook for “saving face” in those critical moments when your fingers are moving faster than your brain.
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When writing formulaic emails, I used to copy and paste from a Word document I saved for that purpose. But it turns out that Outlook’s Quick Parts feature does the same thing a whole lot faster! Now I can create those standard-response emails in a fraction of the time it used to take. And it’s easy to set up!
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