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Comment on by Anne McGurty

Anne McGurty — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:55:57 +0000

Microsoft Exchange (MSX) in very simple terms, creates a place for your Microsoft products to be stored on a “server” for your team (or yourself if you use multiple applications, ie., a desktop/laptop and pda/Blackberry. Right now with my clients, I’m focusing on helping them with their issues with Outlook, email, calendaring, contacts, and tasks.

One example, is if you find yourself looking at a Blackberry and deleting emails, then going back to your office and re-reading the emails, and re-deleting them, then you’re doing what is called “double entry” and frankly, wasting time. MSX will eliminate that problem.

Another example, is if you have multiple people using Outlook and would love to look at each other’s calendars, rather than emailing back and forth, “are you free?”, the MSX will enable you to view other’s calendars, and other’s can see yours with “permission”.

WIth MS , you no longer have to “synch” your pda/Blackberry to your computer to update appointments, changes to tasks, or contacts, it is all done automatically.

A feature that previously was only available to the corporate world, now is available for smaller business!! I know I’m am thrilled to have switched over. I spend so much less time on email and all of my contacts and tasks are cleaned up!

Comment on by Annelise Spees

Annelise Spees — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 14:42:31 +0000

Now I need to find out what Microsoft Exchange is! Please let me know – thanks, Annelise

Comment on 50 Tips for Living with ADD/ADHD by Anne McGurty

Anne McGurty — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:15:59 +0000

Hello ADH-Essi (my friend in Germany),

Thank you for following my blog and your comments.

Yes, printing the list is a great start, referring to lists is a great resource for dealing with ADD/ADHD.

Regarding the tip on sugar, it would be correct to be more specific as the author did refer to white sugar. Somehow, chocolate tends to be more case specific. Lucky for you!!

All my best

Comment on 50 Tips for Living with ADD/ADHD by adh-essi

adh-essi — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 06:45:27 +0000

Helpful tipps, will print them to remind me…
Only 39. avoid sugar is not quite understandable for me….
seem to need a certain amount of chocolate.

Regards from Germany, ADH-Essi (a nickname for someone having ADHD)

Comment on 50 Tips for Living with ADD/ADHD by Anne McGurty

Anne McGurty — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 02:47:56 +0000

Thanks Alita. Appreciate you reading and your feedback. All my best, Anne

Comment on 50 Tips for Living with ADD/ADHD by Alita Bluford

Alita Bluford — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:17:36 +0000

Anne-
Nice to see you here. Great article.

Comment on 50 Tips for Living with ADD/ADHD by adh-essi

adh-essi — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 16:10:41 +0000

Very useful tips! I’ll print them.. to remind me

Only 39. Avoid sugar is not really understandable for me…
I did it for a few months (Atkins, low carb) and felt much worse, was ill-tempered all the day. Semm to need a certain amount of chocolate…

Kind Regards from Germany,
ADH-Essi, writer at http://www.gehirnknick.de

Comment on Handling a Hoarder by Anne McGurty

Anne McGurty — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 01:44:14 +0000

You’re welcome. I enjoyed reading your story as well. The parallel with weight was a major aha! I’ll keep your information handy.
All my best, Anne

Comment on Handling a Hoarder by nurturinghope

nurturinghope — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 19:40:25 +0000

Thank you for this sensitive post!

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