How To Make Google Calendar Sync Work With Microsoft Outlook 2010

If you use Google Calendar sync and have upgraded to Microsoft Office 2010 you’ve no doubt discovered that the two don’t work together. Here’s the world’s easiest fix: Download this file: GoogleCalendarSync.zip Unzip it Go to C:Program FilesGoogleGoogle Calendar Sync Rename GoogleCalendarSync.exe to OLDGoogleCalendarSync.exe Move the new GoogleCalendarSync file to this folder. Launch  Goggle Calendar [...]

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Almost all mail client program send e-mail using port 25, which is also the port used by mail servers to talk to each other. But port 25 is widely abused by malware to spread worms and spam. As a result, many ISPs are restricting its use. Hang on – it will make sense in a [...]

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Sometimes when you want to upload photographs to online services or self-maintained systems like WordPress you may find yourself in the position of needing to reduce the file-size of the images. After all, your 8 mega-pixel camera takes pictures that are just that – around 8MB sometimes! There are several programs you can use to [...]

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Do you want Excel to alert you of an approaching due date? Do you want to be able to send an automatic email to a person related to an item in that spreadsheet? Try it this way:

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For many people the default setting in the Outlook calendar of 30 minutes time increments is not granular enough. For some, a 15 minute schedule is more useful. But the problem people run into with Outlook 2007 is trying to print showing 15 minute increments! Need to print your schedule in 15 minute blocks? I’ll [...]

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