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Create a Start Menu Toolbar 1.- It’s not a well-known feature, but Windows can create toolbars that show the contents of a folder on its taskbar. This means that you can create a pseudo-Start menu without installing any other software on Windows 8. Just create a new toolbar that points at the Start menu’s Programs…

View message headers 1.- In an open message, click the File tab. 2.- Click Properties. Header information appears in the Internet headers box.

Is your outlook mailbox a mess? Do you miss reading important emails because of the tons of emails you receive on your inbox? Do you want to organize it in such a way that you move a group of emails automatically upon receiving? This tutorial is for you! Keeping an organized Outlook mailbox is easy…

The Outlook autocomplete entries are stored in a file with an .NK2 extension. The location of this file depends on your Operating System. For Windows XP: The Outlook autocomplete file can be found at C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook, The file will be named the same as the default Outlook profile. For Outlook 2003, this is…