When you’re a Mac user with an Office365 subscription, I’m sure you’re already enjoying Office 2011 on your machine. While not quite the same experience as Office 2013 (which is slicker and has a better UI), you can get things done. One thing which isn’t easy to “get done”, however, is searching for e-mails. […]
Outlook 2011 search disappointing? Try Office365’s OWA. Read More »
No love from Google? When you enable 2-factor authentication in Google / Gmail (we wrote an article about that, too) you might want to setup an authentication app on your Windows Phone. Been there. Couldn’t do it. The thing is, Google doesn’t offer an app for Windows Phone 7 / 8. Now what? Buy a
No Google Authenticator for Windows Phone 7 / 8? Use this little workaround. Read More »
1. Introduction Online security is a hot topic these days, and with good reason. One solution which all the big guys have implemented, is offering support for two-factor authentication. In lay mans’ terms: You’ll need another “code” on top of your username and password, which is generated when needed. This adds an extra layer on
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When you configure a POP account in Apple, and then later login at your web mail account, you might see that mails are deleted from your inbox. Before you scream “hacked”, you should know that the problem might be simpler – the default Apple Mail option is to delete e-mail in your POP account after a
Apple Mail deletes mails – How to fix it. Read More »
In this post I’ll share a secret that will save you a lot of money. “A lot of money” being relative towards the amount of money you’d pay, of course. If, like me, you’ve got some domain names parked at Godaddy you’ll inevitably receive e-mails encouraging you to renew them near the expiration of the
How to save even more money when buying domain names from Godaddy. Read More »
