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Outlook poate declanșa mai multe tipuri de alerte atunci când primiți un mesaj nou. S-ar putea să vedeți o notificare în bara de activități, să observați o pictogramă de mesaj în tava de sistem, să auziți un sunet sau chiar să vedeți că pointerul dvs. se schimbă scurt pe o pictogramă de mesaj de e-mail.
[mai mult...]S-ar putea să credeți că Outlook va afișa toate e-mailurile dvs., dar în mod implicit, clientul Outlook păstrează ultimul an de e-mail pe computerul dvs. Toate e-mailurile dvs. există încă pe serverul Microsoft Exchange, dar nu sunt vizibile în Outlook. Iată de ce Microsoft stabilește această valoare implicită și cum să o schimbe dacă doriți.
Următoarele informații acoperă toate versiunile de Outlook din 2013-2019, inclusiv Outlook 365. Se aplică, de asemenea, numai dacă vă conectați la un server Microsoft Exchange, inclusiv dacă vă conectați la Hotmail sau Outlook.com. Dacă vă conectați la un alt serviciu, cum ar fi Gmail sau un server de e-mail personal, puteți configura aceste opțiuni, dar Outlook le va ignora.
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Has the time come to update your Arch Linux system? Whether you’re on pure Arch or an Arch-based distro like Manjaro and Garuda Linux, we’ll show you how to safely update your system with one or two simple commands. Keeping packages up-to-date is important on any Linux distro. Arch operates on a rolling release model, delivering bleeding-edge updates to your virtual door as soon as they’re ready. Because of that, frequent updates (combined with effective backups) are necessary to avoid a broken system and corrupt packages.
Most Arch-based distros use the pacman package manager to download and install updates, a process technically referred to as “syncing.” You’ll use pacman commands to keep your packages synced and operational.
Note: Your user account needs sudo access to follow these instructions.
To begin an update of all installed packages, open any terminal app and pass the following command:
sudo pacman -Syu
You’ll be prompted for your password before the command can proceed. This command checks for available updates. If there are any, it will list the packages, along with their new version numbers.
You’ll then be prompted to confirm that you want to apply a full upgrade. Type y and hit Enter to confirm, or use n to cancel.
If you have packages that you suspect are corrupt, you can force a database download with your update to take care of those issues. Even if no updates are available, pacman will verify the integrity of your currently installed packages. Add a second y to the string to make that happen.
sudo pacman -Syyu
If you only want to update a specific package, use the same command that you used to install it, replacing package_name with your choice.
sudo pacman -S package_name
Warning: We don’t recommend upgrading specific packages while ignoring other available updates often. Because of Arch’s rolling release process, cherry-picking updates can cause issues.
If you’re not sure what the name of a package is, you can search your installed packages using the -Qs flag.
pacman -Qs string
Be sure to replace string with your search term. This will search both package names and descriptions, so you should find what you’re looking for easily.
Have you ever declined an event request only to discover that you need to accept and attend after all? What happens to those declined invitations? We’ll explain where they go and how to accept a previously declined event in Outlook. When you receive an invitation in Outlook, it pops onto your calendar as tentative. This is a handy indicator that you need to respond and either accept or decline it. If you accept, it stays on your calendar. But if you decline, the invitation disappears.
[mai mult...]External email warnings are custom messages that you can add to the top of the email. It’s still a good idea to warn your users of malicious emails, even though we can now tag external emails in Exchange Online. The custom warning allows us to warn users based on the content or subject of the email.
So we are not going to warn users for every single external email with this, only if the content or subject contains specific words or phrases. To create the external email warning we are going to use Exchange Transport Rules. You can use this method both in Exchange Online and Exchange On-Premise.
We are first going to use the Office 365 Exchange Online Admin Center to configure the external email warning. At the end of the article I also have a PowerShell script that you can use.
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