Well, I hope not! Today I changed the backend of my website, or in less technical terms; the stuff that keeps my website running 
After years and years of managing separate htm-files, everything is now finally in a database and managed by a lot less template files. I’ve taken much care in making sure all the ‘old’ links still work and will continue to work since they are the ‘new’ links as well. However, there were a few links for which it wasn’t possible to transfer them but you should be automatically redirected for those. One of those links is for the RSS Feed of my website. If your RSS application is advanced enough, it will probably automatically update the subscription link and otherwise you’ll have to do it manually. If you come across some issues with my website, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Which reminds me; I have to update my About page! Last month I got my degree of “Master of Science in ICT in Business”. My thesis research was titled; “Bridging the gap between intra-organizational mobile collaboration scenarios and tools.”
I know things have been quiet on this website for a while but with the graduation and this backend change, I can finally focus again on the content part of this website. I’ve got a big list of ideas to write guides on but if you have some ideas too on things you want to see covered on this website you can contacts me.
I’ll also frequently post small tips and tricks on Outlook on my other Outlook website MSOutlook.info.
See you soon! 
When you use Rules to sort your outgoing e-mails into folders you’ll notice that you can actually only “move a copy” to that folder. This rule is quite unclear and actually contradicts itself; does it move or does it copy?
Creating and selecting a signature is not that difficult in Outlook. However creating the signature you want with for example a company logo in it can be quite of a hassle.
When writing in Word, you may sometimes want to send the contents in an email. While you could send it from Word as an attachment File-> Share menu or simply copy/paste the contents in a new email there are some more sophisticated means as well.
When you create a macro and are running Outlook with the default security settings, you are not able to run the macro at all or you’ll always get prompted first, unless you either tamper with the default security settings or sign your own code with a digital certificate.
You’ve probably come across this at least once; You receive a nicely HTML formatted message with embedded pictures so the sender can tell the story with the pictures.
If you accidentally permanently deleted an item via SHIFT+DELETE or emptied your Deleted Items folder by mistake, and don’t have a recent back up to restore from, you can use this guide to try recover those deleted messages.
When you are in an Active Directory network environment, you can set Outlook policies to enforce settings on a specific or a group of users or computers.
