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This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Jonathan Schaumloeffel will be showing you how to import and export your browser bookmarks. You’ll want to do this any time you need to back up your bookmarks, whether you’re setting up a new computer or just switching to a new browser.

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Dancie Okyere will be showing you how to create an Outlook folder for each year of emails in your inbox. As we discussed last week, doing this can significantly improve your computer’s performance while working with email.

Welcome to this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, where Aspen Lindblom will talk about ways to improve Microsoft Outlook’s performance. Outlook tends to slow down when it has to reference a large number of emails in a single folder, and organizing your inbox into smaller folders can significantly improve performance when working in your email.

On this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Kevin Janicki will show you how to use the McAfee Control Console to manage your spam settings. You’ll use it to release or block incoming emails that have been marked as spam, manage your blacklisted and whitelisted senders, and create email aliases.

Welcome to this week’s One-Minute Wednesday! Today Tarek Aboutouk will be discussing AutoText, a great little tool that allows you to save chunks of text content and quickly insert them into your emails and documents.

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Ted Khuu will be discussing the best way to end a Terminal Server or Citrix session. When your session freezes up or a program gets stuck, often the quickest way to resolve the issue is to completely reboot your session. Here’s how:

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Chase Powers will show you how to create a template in Microsoft Outlook. If you send out the same email repeatedly, or if you are in charge of setting up a series of meetings, a simple template can save you a lot of time.

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Nathanael Emenaker will be showing you the Outlook Meeting Assistant, a great little tool that allows you to quickly view the Microsoft Exchange calendars of any meeting participants. You can easily find a time that works for everyone, saving you the hassle of individually asking everyone for their availability.

This week on One-Minute Wednesday, Sebastian Igreti talks about Apple’s latest operating system for iPhone and iPad: iOS 9. There are some cool new features in iOS 9, like big improvements to Siri and better battery life, and we think they make it worth upgrading. For more information about iOS 9 and its new features, […]

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Michael Yu will be showing you how to take a screenshot on both Windows and Mac. Screenshots are a crucial part of communicating effectively about what is going on with your computer—providing one allows us to see what you’re seeing and will help us resolve your issue faster. Screenshots are […]

Thanks for watching another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Sebastian Igreti will be discussing software updates. Making sure your operating system and your applications are kept up-to-date is one of the most important things you can do to protect yourself from malicious software. Here’s why:

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Brooks Nelson will be covering some more advanced keyboard shortcuts for Mac, like the Application Switcher, which allows you to quickly switch between open applications.

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! Last week we discussed a few basic keyboard shortcuts that can help improve the efficiency of your workday. This week, Brooks Nelson will be covering some more advanced shortcuts for Windows.

Welcome to another One-Minute Wednesday! This week, Dancie Okyere will be talking about some basic keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts are fairly common, and learning them can significantly improve the speed at which you work. Thanks for watching, and keep an eye out for next week’s episode, when we’ll discuss some more advanced shortcuts!

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, John Pekcan will talk about why turning your computer off and back on again can resolve a number of minor computer issues. A simple shutdown will clear your computer’s memory, reset the machine, and allow it to start up fresh. This simple trick can save you a lot of time […]

For this week’s One-Minute Wednesday, Aspen Lindblom will show you how to take control of your inbox with Outlook rules. Setting up rules in Outlook allows you to automatically organize incoming emails into folders, which can save you a lot of time and free you up to focus on your workday.