1. Open Outlook, then go to the File tab. 2. Click the Options button and then select Advanced. 3. Under Custom Forms, click Design a Form. 4. Click Publish Form. 5. Select the folder you'd like to save the form in. 6. Give the form a name and add an optional description. 7. Enter the name and contact information of the developer. 8. Create a new form item. You'll have options to choose from such as a text box, check box, option button, or list box. 9. Add any other items or features that you need in your form. You can also customize the look and feel of the form. You can change the text color, font, and size as well. 10. Once you've finished creating the custom form, click Publish.

1. Go to the File tab and select New. 2. In the New section select Email Message. 3. Enter your Subject and Body for the template. 4. Select the File tab again and select Save As. 5. Selecting Outlook Template will save the message as a template, when you type a name for the template add .oft to the file name. 6. When you return to Outlook you can then find, open and edit the template when you need it.

If you are using Microsoft Outlook, you can recover a lost folder by going to the File tab and then clicking on Account Settings. Under Account Settings, select Account Settings and then click on the Data Files tab. Select the data file that contains the folder that you want to recover, then click the Scan Folder button to start the scan process. Once the scan is complete, you should be able to recover the folder.

1. On your old computer, open Outlook and go to File > Account Settings. 2. Select the account you want to export and click the “Export” button. 3. Save the file to a location that the new computer can access. 4. Log in to your new computer, open Outlook, and go to File > Account Settings. 5. Now select the “Import/Export” option from the Account Settings menu. 6. Click “Import from a file” and then click “Next”. 7. Select the account data file you exported from the old computer and click “Finish”. 8. Your account settings should now be imported and you should be able to access emails from your old computer.

1. Go to https://outlook.live.com and sign into your Microsoft account. 2. Click on the gear icon on the top right of the window. 3. Select View all Outlook settings. 4. Go to the Reading category at the left. 5. Toggle the switch next to “Show reading pane” to the “On” position. 6. Click Save at the top of the window.

1. Open the Microsoft Access Database and go to Database Tools. 2. Under External Data tab select the “ODBC Database” option. 3. Choose the “Link to the data source by creating a linked table” section. 4. Connect to the database server. 5. Select the tables you wish to export, and then select the SQL Server option. 6. Type in the SQL server database credentials and click OK. 7. Access will now transfer your data to the SQL Server database. 8. You will be able to view the data in the newly created linked tables. 9. If required you can Export the Linked tables to a .sql file to be used on other SQL Server databases.

1. Sign in to the Office 365 portal as an administrator and click the Admin center tab on the top. 2. Select the Exchange option from the Admin Center list. 3. Select Compliance Management, and then select In-Place eDiscovery and Hold. 4. Under Actions, select “New”. 5. Give the litigation hold a name, and select a specific user or all users as the Impacted users. You can also choose to include/exclude particular mailbox items as part of the hold. 6. Select Create to add the hold. 7. Once the litigation hold is enabled, you can also apply content searches to the applicable mailboxes.

1. Keep Your Distance: The best way to handle office politics is to keep your distance and not get involved. Try to stay neutral and remain professional. 2. Make Your Own Decisions: Professional decisions should be made based on what is best for the company, not on alliances within the office. Avoid getting pressure from other employees to make decisions that aren’t in the best interests of the company. 3. Establish Healthy Relationships: When possible, be friendly with those around you and make an effort to foster a cooperative work environment. This can help to prevent some of the issues that can arise from office politics. 4. Don’t Gossip: Gossiping not only leads to hurtful office politics, but can also be damaging to your career. Stick to professional conversations and avoid talking about other employees. 5. Speak Up: If you are experiencing or witnessing inappropriate office politics, speak up and take action. Talk to your supervisor or HR department to help resolve the issue.

You can save an accessibility check in Acrobat by clicking File > Save As, and selecting either PDF or PDF/A from the Save as type drop-down menu. You may need to select the 'include accessibility check information' box before saving. You can also use the 'Export PDF' option to save a copy of the PDF with the accessibility report in it.

To do an accessibility check in Adobe PDF, open the PDF file in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Choose the "Tools" tab, and select "Accessibility" from the list of options to open the Accessibility Checker. Once the Checker is open, it will automatically scan for common accessibility issues. Any issues found will be listed in the Checker. Select each item to see more information about the accessibility issue, and instructions on how to resolve it.