15th December 2000

Coming from the "Don't Dodge" Department, Lockergnomie Andy Schuyler believes its better to receive than to send. At least, as far as self-composed e-mail messages are concerned. In certain situations, you may wish to send e-mails to yourself (from the same mail client). Why bother with the sending process, then? Simply save the message before blasting it through your Outbox. In most cases, the copy will be saved in a Drafts folder of sorts. From there, you should be able to move it elsewhere within your mailbox hierarchy. As an addendum to an earlier e-mail trick, it is quite possible for Outlook 2000 users to send inline Web pages -- provided their default message type is set to HTML. Since I always use text, I wasn't aware that this (complete) option was available. Wanna have Word's red squgglies in Outlook? Change the default message format to 'Rich Text' and you should be ste. Er, set.