Monday, January 28, 2013

Steps To Synchronize Outlook 2007 Between Two Systems


In Microsoft Outlook 2007, along with the basic mailing application, it’s possible to store contacts and calendar. If you try to access your Outlook account from a new system rather than from your regular computer, you may sometimes unable to view the old emails in the new system. The main reason for this is, Outlook 2007 doesn’t synchronize the data between two systems. But it’s possible to synchronize important data and information manually by saving the information in PST (Personal File Format) files.
Outlook help Instructions
Settings changes that need to be performed on the first system
Launch the Microsoft Outlook 2007 application.
Now tag along the file tab and then select the new option the given menu.
Now select the Outlook Data File option.
Then you have to choose the Office Outlook Personal Folders File (PST) option from the displayed file types list followed by hitting the OK button next to it.
Now assign a file name for the new PST file. When done, trigger the open button and locate the place where you want to save the file. When done trigger the OK button to save the file.
Now trigger the folder list option under the GO menu.
Now right-click on the contact folder option and from the context menu thus formed, choose the option labeled copy folder. Select the folder file that you have just created followed by pressing the OK button to copy the contacts to the new PST file, repeat the procedure for synchronizing calendar, tasks, and emails, if you want to share these between two systems.
Now transfer the saved PST files to a USB flash drive.
On the Second System
First you need to transfer the copied files to your system.
Once you finish copying, launch the Microsoft Outlook 2007 application.
Click on the file tab on the top menu bar and from the given menu; select the options called Import and Export.
Then you need to click Import from another program or file option followed by hitting the next button.
Now select Personal Folder file (.pst) as the import file type, and after that click the next button.
Locate the place where you want to move the PST file.
When done click on the file name and then click the next button.
To finish the process, click the finish button.
I think this information from the Outlook Help panel is enough to synchronize Outlook 2007 between two systems. Thank you!

Monday, January 7, 2013

Tips For Utilizing The Chkdsk Utility In Vista


Unlike other operating systems, the Windows Vista operating system is packed with a collection of brilliant applications like Check disk, office suite, internet explorer etc. Chkdsk is a command that displays information’s about a disk; it is also capable of patching up logical system file errors. If one of the drives on your Windows Vista machine gets stalled by some sort of error, you can bring up the service of the Chkdsk utility as it is programmed to scan and fix the issues that occur in a drive. The Chkdsk utility will sort out the errors like lost clusters, bad sector problems and directory errors. Launching the Chkdsk utility is the best method to patch up most errors if you haven’t made changes in your system recently. You can stick on to the following guidelines developed by the Windows Vista help and support center to know the functioning of the Chkdsk utility.
Instructions
Bring on the “Explorer” icon to launch the Explorer file management system by right clicking on the “Start” tab.
Pick out the particular drive in which you wish to run the Chkdsk utility and bring on the “Properties" tab by right clicking it.
Now pick out the “Tools” menu that is placed beneath the Error-Checking segment and access the “Check Now” tab.
Have you activated User Account Controls on your Windows Vista computer? If so the Windows wizard will bring up a window asking for your permission in which you will have to trigger the “Continue” tab to authenticate the action.
If you want the wizard to do the task automatically, then trigger the “Automatically fix file system errors” tab and then move on towards the “Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors” tab.
Now just hit on the “Start” tab to instigate the process.
Schedule the activity as this feature won’t function if you are running your computer. So just go to the "Schedule Check Disk" tab which is assigned to check your disk as per convenience and activate it. With this you can run the program when you leave your computer on the idle mode.
Restart your computer as per the recommendation of the Windows Vista help and support team to apply the changes brought in to the settings and drives.
If you are having any doubts regarding various issues related to Windows vista operating system, you can find many more troubleshooting steps through Microsoft’s own website.

Tips For Utilizing The Chkdsk Utility In Vista


Unlike other operating systems, the Windows Vista operating system is packed with a collection of brilliant applications like Check disk, office suite, internet explorer etc. Chkdsk is a command that displays information’s about a disk; it is also capable of patching up logical system file errors. If one of the drives on your Windows Vista machine gets stalled by some sort of error, you can bring up the service of the Chkdsk utility as it is programmed to scan and fix the issues that occur in a drive. The Chkdsk utility will sort out the errors like lost clusters, bad sector problems and directory errors. Launching the Chkdsk utility is the best method to patch up most errors if you haven’t made changes in your system recently. You can stick on to the following guidelines developed by the Windows Vista help and support center to know the functioning of the Chkdsk utility.
Instructions
Bring on the “Explorer” icon to launch the Explorer file management system by right clicking on the “Start” tab.
Pick out the particular drive in which you wish to run the Chkdsk utility and bring on the “Properties" tab by right clicking it.
Now pick out the “Tools” menu that is placed beneath the Error-Checking segment and access the “Check Now” tab.
Have you activated User Account Controls on your Windows Vista computer? If so the Windows wizard will bring up a window asking for your permission in which you will have to trigger the “Continue” tab to authenticate the action.
If you want the wizard to do the task automatically, then trigger the “Automatically fix file system errors” tab and then move on towards the “Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors” tab.
Now just hit on the “Start” tab to instigate the process.
Schedule the activity as this feature won’t function if you are running your computer. So just go to the "Schedule Check Disk" tab which is assigned to check your disk as per convenience and activate it. With this you can run the program when you leave your computer on the idle mode.
Restart your computer as per the recommendation of the Windows Vista help and support team to apply the changes brought in to the settings and drives.
If you are having any doubts regarding various issues related to Windows vista operating system, you can find many more troubleshooting steps through Microsoft’s own website.