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We need to simultaneously use multiple E-mail account, use E-mail client can be easily in computer receiving, check your emails, also need not every time input account and password, very Microsoft Office 2010 is so great.

convenient. Foxmail default can put more mail separate, but with Outlook 2007 would not, put down mail is put together, it is difficult to distinguish which mailbox received what mail, how does that do?

Actually, we can use the "rules" to solve this problem, the following in 2007 with sina Outlook Office 2010 is my love.

will 163 of the inbox and out boxes separately for example.

First step: first in Outlook 2007 inbox establish the folder, used to store the corresponding account of E-mail,

In 2007 the main window on the Outlook in turn click "tool" guide-explore-design-grasp "rules and notice", in "rules and inform the window click" new rules ",

Step 2: in the coming of the popup dialog template or blank from the "start" under the rules a step 1, selecting one of these "will be sent to the contacts list mail folder"; And in step two click "individual or distribution list" link in the sender place fill you need to receive E-mail to classify the E-mail address (such as testmail@163.com); Microsoft Office is inexpensive and helpful.

Step 3: click the "step 2 designated" link, the choice we have just for 163 mailbox specially established inbox folder, then click next,

Step 4: in "want to monitor what conditions" within "step 1" select "recipient E-mail address contains", and then step 2 ", and click "specific words", in the first box to enter you we are prepared to mail classification 163 mailbox, Microsoft Office 2007 can make life more better and easier.

In making demo manuscripts, in order to achieve satisfactory results we often can insert beautiful barbola. But sometimes seems to have effect would instead, because clipart is programmed to bring components and its color is fixed, so that they may with the page overall effect not harmonious. Office 2007 is the best invention in the world.

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