Some users hope to back up their computer data to its own internal hard drive. But actually, they’re still confused about whether it is right or not. This article will look at this issue and point out its pros and cons.
When it comes to protecting data, one of the most effective means is regular and up-to-date data backup. For instance, if you have backed up your PST file, when it gets damaged for some reasons, you can easily recover PST data from the backed up PST file. Increasing users...
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By default, Outlook email is opened in a 100% zoom level. If you desire to always open your email in a custom zoom level, such as 150 %, you can utilize the method shared in this article.
Actually, in my previous article “How to Adjust Zoom Level in Outlook”, you could learn the means to adjust the zoom levels both in reading pane and in Message window. However, the methods introduced in that article can’t make the custom zoom level fixed, namely staying permanent. It’ll auto return to its...
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By default, there isn’t the “Month of Start Date” field for Outlook tasks. Therefore, if you want to group your tasks by the month of the start date, you should seek other means, like the method introduced in this article.
Outlook permits users to group tasks by the start date. However, since the tasks’ start dates are seldom on the same date, the task list will be divided into a lot of groups, which may look pretty mussy. Therefore, instead of “Start Date”, you may prefer to group tasks by...
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