Since yesterday, the text on incomming emails are too wide for the screen...I have to scroll across back & forth to read....Was never like that before
I cannot send messages on Windows Live Messenger or see my friend online even though it is online status. Am using Windows 7.
Whenever i send messages, i see this text "The following message could not be delivered to all recipients:" Strange it works on my desktop using Windows XP. Hv tried uninstall and reinstall, but didn't work. Please help
My hotmail account has been blocked for "Unusual Activity". This started when I opened an e-mail from a friend and the subject was "private message". My friend told me that he did not send this.. I have received several more... but did not open.
I don't have a cell phone to receive a text. How can I get my account "unblocked".
Thanks for taking the time...
Using Applescript I can get the user name in Outlook 2011, but it will only display the text that comes after a backslash if present in the user name field.
With this Applescript I can get the user name from Outlook:
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
get the user name of exchange account 1
end tell
result--> username
But in the Outlook Account it reads:
ADDOMAIN\username
If I use Applescript to enter a user name it just appends the user name to the ADDOMAIN\ text
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set the user name of exchange account 1 to "username2"
end tell
In Outlook account settings will result in:
ADDOMAIN\username2
Is there any way to clear this invisible text using Applescript? I need to deploy this to 1000+ users so using Applescript is the preferred method vs. going to each user's computer individually.
With this Applescript I can get the user name from Outlook:
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
get the user name of exchange account 1
end tell
result--> username
But in the Outlook Account it reads:
ADDOMAIN\username
If I use Applescript to enter a user name it just appends the user name to the ADDOMAIN\ text
tell application "Microsoft Outlook"
set the user name of exchange account 1 to "username2"
end tell
In Outlook account settings will result in:
ADDOMAIN\username2
Is there any way to clear this invisible text using Applescript? I need to deploy this to 1000+ users so using Applescript is the preferred method vs. going to each user's computer individually.
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I have some links to notes in Evernote or Omnifocus. When I copy the link and paste it into the body of a Calendar reminder for example, some show up in color and underlined (so that clicking on them runs the appropriate program and opens the file) while
others paste as plain black text and are not "clickable". What determines this? I want them all to be clickable. How do I make a link like
omnifocus:///task/lsMswqVSd78
paste as clickable link into Outlook?
omnifocus:///task/lsMswqVSd78
paste as clickable link into Outlook?
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