Open Microsoft Outlook 2002 or 2003 Click on Tools and then on E-Mail Accounts on the top menu in Outlook Click on View or change existing E-Mail Accounts Click on Next Click on More Settings Click on the Advanced Tab The Server Timeout time can be adjusted under the Advanced Tab
Open Microsoft Outlook 2007 Click on the Tools Menu Within the Tools menu, click on the Account Settings menu item Double click on the prefered E-Mail Account where the timeout needs to be increased Click on the More Settings button Click on the Advanced Tab Move the Server Timeouts slider to Long Click OK and then Next and Finish Restart Microsoft Outlook 2007
Open Microsoft Outlook 2010 On the File menu click Account Settings Choose the E-Mail Account where you want to increase the Server Timeout and click on More Settings Click on the Advanced Tab Under Server Timeouts move the slider to a longer timeout
Modules give Joomla! sites extra functionality by extending the capabilities of Joomla! Modules are small content items that can be displayed anywhere on your Joomla! site depending on the Design on the template. Modules are very easy to install using the Joomla! administrator. Modules may include: Main Menu, Top Menu, Template Choose, Polls, Login etc How to install using Joomla! 1.0.x Click on Installers Modules Browse for the File Click install and the new Module should now be installed ...
Download your chosen Theme Extract the folder of your Theme Copy your Theme folder into the /wp-content/themes/ folder of your local WordPress installation Activate your Theme within your WordPress Admin Panel under Appearance->Themes, there should be an Activate link under the WordPress Theme
STEP 1 Click on “Extensions” and then “Install/Uninstall” STEP 2 Then click on “Browse” in the “Upload Package File” Box and select your Extension file. In the example below I will install the JFusion component. STEP 3 Then click on “Upload File & Install” next to the “Browse” button. And it will install the Extension. STEP 4 If the component installed successfully you should see the below message ...
Open the Joomla! Administrator backend section Click on **Content->Article Manager ** Create a new Article Type anything in the article and click on apply not **save ** Highlight a selection of text or images and click on the **link button ** A dialog box will appear, within the Link URL textfield type in the following index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id= Type the article ID at the end of the string that you wish to link to. eg. ...
NOTE: This tutorial is aimed at Ubuntu users. Open the home directory Select you’re username Press CTRL+H together to reveal hidden files and folders and locate .mozilla-thunderbird and .evolution Copy everything from ~/.mozilla-thunderbird/zyx.default/Mail into**~/.evolution/mail/local/Inbox.sbd/** NOTE: Copy only the .mbox files and delete**.**msf files. Restart Evolution Mail and all you’re mails should be there. NOTE: This is a short and easy solution if you have lots of folders in Thunderbird.
Since Joomla! 1.5 this feature has been made available. Answer: STEP 1 Via FTP copy the following file (default_items.php ) from your Joomla! 1.5 installation files to your local machine. Path to default_items.php ROOT_PATH/components/com_content/views/category/tmpl/default_items.php NOTE: For FTP use your favorite FTP client eg. FileZilla STEP 2 Open the file and edit it as you want the Category List page to look! I wanted to remove the numbering and replace the numbers with Bullets. I openedthe file and replaced line 70 with NB: no space between & and bull ...
NOTE: Tested and Tried with Firefox 3.0.14 on Ubuntu 9.04 Answer: Open Firefox Click on Edit->Preferences (In Windows this will be under Tools) Click on the Security Tab Underneath Passwords there should be an option ’ Use a master password ’ tick the checkbox next to it A screen will pop-up where you need to enter you’re **password ** ...