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Looks like I did. Never mind then.

If I'm suspected of accessing copyrighted material via P2P software through a VPN, couldn't the copyright holder simply write to the VPN people and ask them to release my details, just as they would do when they get a court order to make my ISP release my details if I don't use a VPN?

I need some help with the search function in Outlook 2007 (under Vista). Whenever I try to search my Inbox for a particular email, I'm only ever getting results from the last couple of days, but not from items that are older than that. I just can't figure out why that is. Very grateful for hints!

Grumble.

Not a surprise that the .nk2 file shouldnt be as I wanted it to be: I just installed Vista/Office 2007 new, and just imported everything that i had previoulsy exported as a .pst file. Why can't simply ALL my contact names show up in the way they do after I've used them once?

Nope. These boxes are ticked, by default. Good thinking though, it sounds as if these things SHOULD do what I want to do. Just why they don't is beyond me.

Is it me, or Outlook? Why, when entering a name on the "To:" field can't I just put in the first or last name, and then there will be either that name appearing in that field straight away, or a list of possible email addresses/contacts (for example, ALL the Martins I know)? Why do I always have...

Actually, I figured out a way using Tabs after all, so thanks for the hint: Create a tab on the right hand side somewhere, double click it and change alignment to RIGHT, type the text, and then move the tabe all the way to the right hand side border. Takes a while, but it works.

Tabs won't really work, because I will never QUITE be able to make the right hand side really flush with the border. The Help was not help at all, that's why I'm here!

I have a document in which I want two words (a composer's name) appear justified on the left, and on the right hand side in the same line the name of a work that he wrote, justfied with the right hand border, leaving a rather large blank in the middle. I can't figure out how to do this. Is there...