We’ve got a great crop of new business articles on the Small Business website: 5 Time-saving tips with Outlook 2007 It’s question time! Cloud computing in a nutshell – technology terms disentangled 10 Top Tweets to follow Creating a web presence without breaking the bank . Worth a look!

From time to time, we receive comments on our articles asking a variant of the question, “Where is my product key?” These comments are typically from retail customers whose trial version of Office 2007 has expired and is now asking them for a product key to continue using it. Many customers try the product key included on the bottom of their computer, only to find out that it’s the product key for the operating system, not for Office 2007. Retail customers should keep in mind that when you buy a

Book of the month for June is Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Inside Out on sale with a 50% discount at £18.01. Most of us stick to what we know when it comes to software but delve a bit deeper and you find all sorts of hidden treasures that make a real difference to how you work. A colleague at work introduced me to colour categories for example, which immediately transformed my inbox into an organised filing system. (For more on colour categories take a look at the 60-second business insider ‘ Using

Sending E-Mail to OneNote To send an e-mail message to Microsoft Office OneNote 2007: 1. In your Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Inbox, open the e-mail message that you want to send to OneNote. 2. Click the Send to OneNote button. 3. Switch to the Unfiled Notes section of OneNote to find the e-mail message. 4. Drag the page that contains the e-mail message to where you want it in your notebook.   Written by Daniel Kenyon-Smith

On the off chance that you are considering deploying the 2007 Microsoft Office system to work with a non-Microsoft e-mail application, you’ll want to check out a brand new article that will (hopefully) be published the end of next week: Customize the 2007 Office system to work with a non-Microsoft e-mail application. This article was inspired by some support cases that the Microsoft Support team had. Apparently, this topic was not well documented – I mean, really, who wouldn’t want Outlook to be

The February Cumulative Update for Outlook 2007 has been released – it contains a significant number of new performance-focused improvements.  The Outlook team say they especially focused on the areas of starting up and shutting down Outlook, switching between folders with large numbers of messages, calendar reliability and consistency, and general responsiveness of the application when performing common tasks around managing your e-mail, calendar, and other information. In short, they believe

I compiled a list of add-ins for Office 2007 that you might find useful. The ones that affect two or more products appear first, then they appear (roughly) alphabetically by product. Enjoy! Add-in Description 2007 Microsoft Office Add-in: Microsoft Save as PDF or XPS This download allows you to export and save to the PDF and XPS formats in eight 2007 Microsoft Office programs. It also allows you to send as e-mail attachment in the PDF and XPS formats in a subset of these programs. Office Add-in:

MSDN Virtual Lab: New Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 Programmability After completing this lab, you will be more familiar with some of the new programmability features that Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 provides. The following exercises will demonstrate programmatically extending Office Outlook 2007 to provide custom functionality

There are many learning resources that you can make available to your users to help your deployment of the 2007 Office system go more smoothly. These include: Office Online . Users can look up how-to information, download templates and clip art, and access many different types of learning resources. Interactive User Interface Guides . These popular downloads show users where their favorite Office 2003 commands are in the new 2007 Office system interface. Office Webcasts and Podcasts . These video