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I am a Certified Internet Web master and designer with twelve years experience in creating, developing and maintaining both personal and corporate web sites. I have an extensive working knowledge of HTML, DHTML and JavaScript. While I specialize in DHTML and JavaScript functions, my main topic is assisting persons and businesses with the overall development and outlay of their web sites. I also have 18 years of experience in Law Enforcement and Corrections. I have an extensive knowledge of all Microsoft Office applications, all Windows Operating systems, Eudora and Outlook email programs as well as Microsoft Exchange server 5.5 and Outlook Web Access. I am also certified in Video Teleconferencing and network systems.
Experience in the area
I have many various certifications from Microsoft as well as individual course studies in web site development, advanced database development, Cisco ISDN, LAN and WAN technologies. I have developed and currently maintain four personal and three corporate web sites. I currently hold the position of Network Adminstrator for the Information Services Division at my local Sheriffs Office.
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Recent Answers from Jim Stiles
2012-02-01 incoming/outgoing mail server:
To find your incoming and outgoing mail servers, do the following: Open Outlook Click on Account Settings Highlight your current account (the one that works) Select the "Change" tab This will show
2011-09-19 Birthdays & Anniversaries in Outlook:
First of all, you can delete them. However, the method used depends on the version of Outlook you are using. You did not specify your version so I can not be very specific. However, I have included a link
2011-08-29 Outlook 2010 Inbox cursor movement:
In Outlook 2010, click File-> Options-> Mail, under other (at the bottom), you will find the following setting where you can choose: After moving or deleting an open item: open the previous item
2011-07-28 Microsoft Office Calendar:
To disable 1. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click Calendar Options. 2. Under Advanced options, click Resource Scheduling. 3. Select the Automatically accept meeting requests and process
2011-01-04 need help desk:
This is a difficult question to answer without knowing the size and structure of your business and support staff. The best thing you can do is to search for help desk software and compare the functions
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