When you start Microsoft Outlook 2010 for the first time, you’ll notice that among other things, the Navigation Pane is a little different. First, the folders are in a new order. The design goal is to make the most common default folders — Inbox , Drafts , Sent Items , and Deleted Items — easy to find while moving the remainder of the folders into an alphabetized group below
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What’s new in the Outlook Navigation Pane
An organized mailbox is critical to getting work done, especially if most of your day involves working with Outlook. However, spending more time organizing your mailbox means there’s less time to spend on real work – thus it’s important to find a system that is both simple and efficient. In this post I will talk about one way you can triage mail using categories and Search Folders.
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Triaging Mail with Categories and Search Folders
I’m down in Orlando at DevConnections, 2009, and one of the requests I got in my session this morning was to publish my minimal master page. For reference, the master page is how you brand/control the look and feel of a SharePoint site. Often times, you’ll want to start with a minimal master page and then build out your branding/look and feel from the minimal master page
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My Minimal Master Page from DevConnections Orlando, 2009