Outlook has an Out of Office Assistant that will notify people that you’re not in the office, but unfortunately it’s only available if you’re using Exchange Server. What about me? I don’t have Exchange Server, and like to leave my office occasionally.
If I’ll be out of the office for more than a day or two, [...]
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If you’re frustrated or pleased with a company or product, you can join the discussions at Get Satisfaction. The site is similar to the Microsoft newsgroups, with a wide range of questions and comments. Company employees are encouraged to participate, and customers help one another.
You can ask questions, describe problems, voice an opinion, or help [...]
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When you have to contact customer service at a large company, you might end up in an endless voice mail loop. To contact a human, you can check the database at the GetHuman web site, and follow the instructions listed there. For example, I typed AT&T as the company name, and a list of phone [...]
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will introduce you to the exciting new pivot table features in Excel 2007. Create quick summaries and pivot charts, add impact with traffic light icons, design calculated fields, group dates and numbers.