A common problem many Outlook users face when they reformat or move to a new computer is that the contacts folder appears empty when they click the To button on a message form. Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky has a possible solution.

Outlook’s Find function has more tricks up its sleeve than you might imagine. Diane Poremsky has a tip on how to look up your contacts, even when the correct spelling may escape you.

Editor-in-Chief David Gewirtz waxes poetic about how the shift key can help you delete items.

Is your mail being blocked by a realtime black list? Are you using an ISP that is blocked? This important tip explains realtime black lists, why some administrators think they’re helpful, and why they could be more trouble than might be first apparent.

Last week’s column was about using Find and Advanced Find to help you find Outlook items. This week, you’ll learn how to use Views and a new feature coming in Outlook 2003, Search Folders, to find the items you need.

Here at ZATZ, we’re getting ready to launch a new publication. During the lead generation process, Denise Amrich found a couple of great tools to make this process a whole lot easier.

If you’ve been using Outlook for a while, chances are that you’ve used Find, Advanced Find, and Views to help you find items in your folders quickly. This week, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky has a few tips to get the most out of these features.

Do you think there are some features that are lacking from Outlook’s default forms? Many people would like the ability add a date stamp to the notes field and Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky is going to show you how easy it is to do.

Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky lets you know how you can use Outlook to keep track of your busy schedule. If you’ve ever overlooked an appointment, message or task because it was lost in a folder, this tip is for you.

After recent virus alerts, it’s time to remind you to protect your system from viruses. Here are a few simple rules to keep your system safe.