How to change the data file where content gets saved by default ?

Wednesday, April 6, 2011, Emily Miller


User can specify a unique Outlook data file .PST for all user mailboxes so that all emails from different mailboxes accounts get saved in single PST file. I.e. user can change the data file PST where content gets saved. Or you can specify particular type of mails to be flooded in single PST file.
Likewise, you can choose to deliver some kinds of information, such as RSS Feeds, to an Outlook Data file .PST on your computer while keeping your messages on the server that runs Exchange. To do so follow the given below steps.
  1. Click the File tab.
  2. Click Account Settings, and then click Account Settings.
  3. On the E-mail tab or the RSS Feeds tab, select the e-mail account or RSS Feed that you want to change, and then click Change Folder.
  4. If you are using an e-mail account other than an Exchange account, such as POP3, you are already using an Outlook Data File .PST on your computer to save your Outlook information. If you have a second Outlook Data File .PST file, you can choose to use it.
  5. Select the folder in the Outlook Data File .PST where new e-mail messages sent to your POP3 e-mail account are saved. For messages, this is usually the Inbox folder.
  6. Click OK, and then, in the Account Settings dialog box, click Close.
Now PST file where content is saved is changed as required by you. Using third party application in times of Outlook file .PST corruption is an apt decision taken. Repair PST file is a perfect example of providing astonishing and quick recovery of PST file.

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How to Create a Distribution List in Outlook

Friday, October 15, 2010, Emily Miller

Are you working as HR executive in a multinational company where you need to send the same email to a large number of employees in various departments? Obviously, you need to do this on regular basis to let the employees know about the changes made in organization’s policy, etc. For example, one of the tasks for you as HR executive is to drop an email to every employee about the birthday or marriage anniversary of a particular employee so that other employees can spread their best wishes to him or her. Imagine that how tedious and time consuming it will be to type a large number of email Ids or selecting email IDs from the address book. You should save your time as much as possible so that you can complete your tasks on or before time.
Selecting emails from address book one by one is just the wastage of time. You can save this time by creating a distribution list of the employees to send the same email message. When you create the distribution list then you do not need to select employees’ email IDs; you just need to select the list name and all of the employees available in the list will be automatically included in the To box or in the Cc or Bcc wherever you type the list name. Execute the following steps to create the distribution List in Outlook 2007:
  1. Start MS Outlook.
  2. Select File > New > Distribution List or press CTRL + SHIFT + L. The “Untitled Distribution List” window appears.
  3. Type the desired name in the Name text box. You should keep the name simple and familiar. For example, you can create different distribution lists for different departments. Remembering the department names will be easy for you.
  4. Click the Select Members button. The “Select Members: Global Address List” dialog box appears.
  5. Select the members that you want to add in the list and click the OK button. Selected members will be listed in the “Untitled Distribution List” window.
  6. Click the Save & Close button to save the distribution list.
This is how you can save your valuable time by creating the distribution list. However, to create the distribution list, your Outlook.pst file must be working and in good condition. If the file is corrupt then you cannot create the distribution list.
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How to change the default file format in MS Access?

Friday, September 24, 2010, Emily Miller

Those who are using MS Access 2007-2010 version, might face the problem on incompatibility between the earlier versions and newer versions of MS Access database files. When you create a new blank database, you provide its file name. By default, the file is given the “.accdb” extension. .accdb is the extension for Access 2007-2010 file format and is not readable by earlier versions of MS Access.

 
In MS Access 2010, you have the option of creating files in either the Access 2000 format or the Access 2002-2003 format (both with the extension “.mdb”). Then, when you create a new database file, the resulting file is created in the earlier Access format and can be shared with others who use that version of Access. But it won’t be shareable with those who don’t have Access 2010.

 
In order to change the default file format of MS Access database file, you need to perform the following steps:

 
  • Click the File tab.
  • Under Help, click Options.
  • In the Access Options dialog box, click Popular.
  • Under Creating databases, in the Default file format box, select the file format you want as the default.
  • Click OK.
  • Click the Office Button, and then point to New.
  • To create a new file, type the file name you want (be sure to leave the extension as it is) and click Create. If you don't want to create a file at this time, click Cancel.

 
If there is corruption in Access database file and you are not able to access it properly, then perform Access file recovery on the corrupt file. Access file recovery software is the best option for accurate and timely recovery of data.

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Using Recovery Console on Windows 2003 computer that doesn’t start

Tuesday, June 8, 2010, Emily Miller

Recovery Console in Windows based system is used to fix up the start up problem of Windows computer. In this article all necessary steps are articulated that describes how to use Recovery Console to recover a Windows Server 2003-based computer that does not start.

What a recovery console is? This question needs to be answered for novice not-so-techie users. Well, Recovery Console is a command-line tool that is used to repair Windows if the computer does not start correctly and hence performs computer data recovery. Using recovery console is very much easy and you can start the Recovery Console from the Windows Server 2003 CD, or at startup, if you previously installed the Recovery Console on the computer.

Steps to use the Recovery Console on a Computer that Does Not Start

Before going with Recovery Console, it is to be remembered that you must be logged on as Administrator or as a member of the Administrators group to perform this procedure. Moreover, in case your computer is connected to a network, network policy settings may prevent you from completing this procedure. So make sure all these points are taken care of.

To run the Recovery Console, follow these steps:

  • Configure the computer to start from the CD or the DVD drive. For more information about how to do this, see the computer documentation or contact the computer manufacturer.
  • Insert the Windows Server 2003 CD in the computer's CD or DVD drive.
  • Restart the computer.
  • When you receive the message that prompts you to press any key to start from the CD, press a key to start the computer from the Windows Server 2003 CD.
  • When the Welcome to Setup screen appears, press the R key to start the Recovery Console.
  • Select the Windows installation that you must access from the Recovery Console.
  • Follow the instructions that appear on the screen, type the Administrator password, and then press ENTER.
  • At the command prompt, type the appropriate Recovery Console commands to repair your Windows Server 2003 installation.
For a list of commands that are available in the Recovery Console, type help at the command prompt, and then press ENTER. You will get all available command tools.

If nothing is working out and all your windows data is in vain or say have gone lost or corrupt or damaged, you can perform computer data recovery in such times. Computer data recovery is helpful when there are pc crashes, computer crash, unbootable computer, hard disk crash, software crash, virus attacks and many other reasons that disallow data to be accessed. Free demo version of computer data recovery software gives you fair idea about the computer recovery.

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Performing Outlook repair after experiencing mail stuck issues in Microsoft Outlook

Emily Miller

As we know Outlook folders are collaboratively saved in a single PST file. When you send any email message, it first moves to Outbox folder before the message is actually sent. After sending process completes, the message is stored in Sent Items folder. However, sometimes due to PST corruption issues, the message sending process doesn’t complete successfully. Such PST file need to be restored from recent data backup or scanned by using Outlook repair tools. Taking a real time incidence, when you send an email message and it gets stuck in Outbox folder and never moved to Sent Items folder. This condition might strike you in one of the following situations:

1.You are working in offline mode while no remote connection is available. MS Outlook cannot retrieve or send any email message while in offline mode. In such cases, PST behaves like a locally stored file.

2.The message has been moved to Outlook folder but you have opened it before it could be actually sent. This occurs due the fact that doing this will change the status of the email message.

3.You are having an incompatible or outdated add-in that is preventing an email message to be sent.

4.You are sending the email message as a reply from an account that doesn’t exists. If you are trying to reply to an email message that was received with an older profile account, Outlook will use the same old account for replying. Usually, this occurs when you have changed mail accounts after receiving the email message and you try replying to a message received on old account.

5.Your Personal Address Book or PAB files is damaged or the PST file is corrupt as a result of which Outlook is not able to send the email messages.

In order to resolve these issues, you can follow the solutions given below:

1.Change the working mode of Outlook if it is working in Offline mode.

2.Alter the technique of sending an email message stuck in Outbox folder, which is open the message and click to Send. After following this technique, Outlook will get properly connected to the mail server and it delivers the required email message.

3.In order to disable the incompatible or outdates add in that you are using, go to Tools menu and open the Options dialog. Click the Other tab and select Advanced Options. Now select Add-in Manager, it will display the list of add ins that are currently activated on your Outlook profile. In order to deactivate the add-in unclear the corresponding check boxes and close the entire dialog boxes by clicking OK.

4.Never reply through an old account, move the messages required to your Inbox Folder and create and send a new email message by copying the required information to it. This will help you send the email accurately.

5.Repair your PST with the Inbox Repair Tool, if you experience any damage or corruption happened to your PST.

However, if the Inbox Repair Tool doesn’t helps you resolve the corruption situation; we suggest you to go for Outlook repair tools. These Outlook repair tools are devised to scan the damaged PST file with their powerful scanning algorithms and repair the PST files with all the data intact.

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