http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes Technobabble for everyone. Thu, 14 May 2009 19:51:56 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Mobile users quickly become addicted to email on their device.  One "power user" type function is with the reply.  Most users find "Reply" easily when reading a message but it is also available when tapping on "Menu" and that "Reply" has a submenu.  When "Reply" is highlighted within "Menu", press ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=24 In this multi-part series I will cover common questions about home computer security.  This post will primarily focus on steps new computer owners need to take to get their Windows based PC up and running.  Below is also a list of anti-virus, anti-malware and firewall software recommended for home use.  ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=22 Often users ask me about purchasing a mobile device that allows them to stay current with work email, calendar and contacts.  For connecting to campus services a device that runs Windows Mobile or at least supports "ActiveSync" is required.  For example, the iPhone and iPod Touch do not run Windows Mobile ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=19 Is there something technical you would like me to blog on?  Whether it's on mobile devices, email, anti-spam at UWGB, anti-virus, or just general home PC questions or whatever.  Please leave a comment or send me your topic requests to me via email. kretchep AT uwgb DOT edu http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=18 Click here for an easy to read version of this post.  A special thanks goes out to Todd Bartlett, UNC Wilmington, for providing tips on this process. Now I don't claim to know everything about ImageNow, WebNow or Apache Tomcat however I did figured out something that isn't documented by PSI.  ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=15 I've been getting questions about how to change the start and end times when scheduling appointments.  Start by filling in the subject line and start date.  Changing the start time can be a bit tricky.  Start by entering the hour and minute of the start time.  Then for AM and ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=10 If you roam a lot with your phone it is very important to update the Prefered Roam List (PRL).  It's simple, free and takes just a few moments.  Even if you do not use your phone to make calls (i.e. only data) it is still a good idea to do ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=9 One awesome feature of Windows Mobile based devices (which includes Moto Q, Palm Treo, and HTC) connected to our Exchange server is the ability to access the Global Address List.  This can be done a few different ways, I'm going to highlight the two most popular (i.e. useful) of those ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=8 UW-Green Bay requires users to change their passwords every 182 days (about 6 months).  If your PC is warning you when logging in that your password will expire soon or your getting our emails indicating your password is about to expire, your device will probably not be syncing email any ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=7 If you find the keys on your Moto Q are getting bumped from the phone being in your pocket, handbag, organizer or just hanging from the belt clip, consider locking the keypad.  To lock the keypad press the “Home” key (looks like a house) then space.  To unlock your phone, ... http://blog.uwgb.edu/bitsandbytes/?p=6