Microsoft includes two command-line utilities with Exchange Server that are designed to accomplish various maintenance functions within the Exchange database. The best time to learn how to use these tools is in a lab environment before you need them. Author Troy Werelius takes us through the ins and outs of these two maintenance utilities.

What to do when you need to print addresses from your Contacts to envelopes or labels? In this tip, Francine and the rest of the OutlookPower Answer Team tell us how to do just that.

Outlook can be configured to access your mailbox folders offline from the Exchange Server. One of the common errors received when working with Offline Folders is, "The information store could not be opened," and not being able to work offline. The OutlookPower Answer Team addresses these errors, and their repairs, in this latest tip.

With this tip, Francine and the OutlookPower Answer Team at the San Diego Outlook User Group addresses using Outlook 2003’s new Search Folders feature.

It’s a new year, starting bright and cheerful and full of junk in your email box. In past issues, we’ve shown you tools for fighting back against bad email. This month, we’re going to take a look at four interesting books that’ll give you more information.

By now, you’ve probably heard the term MOOL, but you’re still not quite sure what it is, or if it’s something you’d want. In this Outlook Power Tip, Contributing Editor Diane Poremsky tells you just what MOOL is, and whether or not it’s for you and your organization.

As always, your esteemed ZATZ editorial staff was on the case, prepared to cover CES in full. Unlike in previous years, uh, something happened on the way to the convention center. You see, Denise Amrich and David Gewirtz — the two co-founders of ZATZ Publishing — got married. And, yep, CES went out the window. To make things even more interesting, Elvis is part of the story.

As indicated in this question to the OutlookPower Answer Team, the various formatting options in Outlook can cause havoc for recipients not using Outlook as their email client. Often, they receive a winmail.dat file instead of the intended message. In this response, the OutlookPower Answer Team has the answer to your winmail.dat problems.

In the December 2004 issue of OutlookPower Magazine, Francine and the OutlookPower Answer Team addressed a reader’s question on how to move personal folders from one system to another, see http://www.outlookpower.com/issues/issue200412/00001460001.html. This month, in a Letter to the Editor, reader Andrew Konstantaras has a follow-up response to the Answer Team’s solution.

OutlookPower Magazine’s Answer Team at the San Diego Outlook User Group is back to respond to a question regarding Outlook reminders not appearing.