by John Schmerold | Jun 28, 2019 | email
With your Google calendar secret address in iCal format (“iCal url”), you, your family and colleagues can view your calendar in Outlook, to get the iCal url needed by Outlook. To get the iCal url: Go to your Google calendar, login if necessary Select the...
by John Schmerold | Apr 25, 2019 | email, Microsoft Office
This article was originally published on Microsoft’s TechNet website by Matt Soseman Have you ever needed to send an email to someone, but didn’t want them to forward the email nor copy sensitive text out of the attachment or email? You probably only want...
by Zach Pettit | Apr 11, 2019 | email, Microsoft Office, Web, Windows 10
Microsoft has been working on its digital assistant, Cortana, for some time now. As part of the broader effort to shift simple but time-consuming tasks onto computers, they’re testing the waters a bit with an automated scheduler. We’ve had good luck with it- and if...
by John Schmerold | Mar 6, 2019 | email, Microsoft Office
When you’re sending an email, you usually want your most common contacts to come up when you select recipients. To ensure this, you might want to change your default address book. On the Home tab, in the Find group, click Address Book. In the Address Book dialog box...
by John Schmerold | Mar 5, 2019 | email, Microsoft Office, Security
When transmitting your tax documents this tax season, ask your tax professional to use their secure portal to transfer your documents. We like and use CrushFTP. If your tax professional doesn’t have a portal (probably because they aren’t on KatyCare), you...
by John Schmerold | Nov 17, 2018 | ACT!, email
When we sent our first marketing communication via email, it was 1994 and the world was a simpler place, I collected a few hundred emails and proceeded to tell everyone at the University of Missouri that we had a contract to provide workstations and would welcome...
