Help!! I permanently deleted an email I need, I need to find an email I deleted, how to restore a deleted email. If you’re in trouble, here’s a quick solution for retrieving email from the dumpster in Outlook 2007.
When you delete an email from one of your folders it first goes into the Deleted Items folder. To permanently delete an item, it has to be deleted from the Deleted Items folder and is sent to the dumpster. If you’ve sent an important item to the dumpster, hope is not lost. You can restore the items using the following procedure:
1. Highlight the folder that originally contained the item. (If you’re not sure which folder, than you have to repeat these steps for each possible folder). In this example, we’ll restore something to the Inbox.
2. From the menu bar choose Tools –> Recover Deleted Items. Keyboard shortcut (hold down ALT and press ‘t’ and then ‘t’ again)
3. A window will pop up with the most recently deleted items:
4. Highlight the message you want to restore and select the icon with a message with an arrow on top, ‘Recover Selected Items’
5. To restore multiple messages, hold down ‘CTRL’ and select the items you want to restore
This came in handy for me when one of my rules got corrupted. Hope this helps, Happy mail finding!
The next sections are fairly straight-forward. Here’s a summary of some of the keypoints:
Cost of errors in requirements detected in
How to best accommodate changes in requirements:
Your Turn: Here’s an example project, what improvements would you suggest to improve the project?
Company WebsitesRUs creates websites and recently completed the first revision of a website. The website is ready to launch for the target deadline in 2 weeks. They meet with the customer for their first review of the website. The website creates a stream of family/friend information for recovering surgery patients to catch up on the time they missed.
The customer is excited at their work and after the meeting 8 different emails are received by the company with 24 requests for changes. Sarah receives the messages and is overwhelmed by both the response and the number of requests. She knows the work requested would require significant re-work and would take 6-8 weeks to complete.
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Huge Congratulations to all the Imagine Cup participants and winners! Here are your 2009 US Imagine Cup winners:
Who are these teams making it to the top? Here’s a summary of their projects and team members:
The Project: Our solution is to build upon existing education systems and proved a set of low to no cost web based learning activities that allow every child to participate with multiple mice on one computer, with limited available hardware resources and funding.
The Team:
The Project:
This project was chosen because the State of Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) Children’s Services does not currently have a centralized database holding information for all children available for adoption in the custody of DHS. Case Workers for the Division of Child and Family Services are aware only of those children for whom they are personally responsible and perhaps others whose cases are handled within the same office. The pool of children available to parents wishing to adopt is limited to those known to the Case Worker assigned to the parents. In order to reach outside of this narrow collection of information a great deal of legwork is required on the part of the parents to contact DHS offices outside of their county of residence.
Special Child is dedicated to providing a quality product to our clients that not only assists and organizes the adoption process for our customers, but sees to it that every child awaiting adoption spends as little time waiting on a list as possible. The goal of the Special Child Adoption Services application is to put in place a centralized database as a location to store information about children in need of a permanent home and potential adoptive parents. Special Child’s design will provide quick access to shared information. Thus, the adoption process is handled efficiently and effectively.
The Special Child project brings together the 2009 Imagine Cup theme “Imagine a world where technology helps solve the toughest problems facing us today” by utilizing technology in a way that resolves an issue yet to be addressed on the local level.
The application, Computer-Assisted Medication Regimen Adherence (CAMRA), will assist people with complex medication regimens. CAMRA is targeted to HIV/AIDS patients and will be convenient and discreet. CAMRA is unique because it uses mobile technology and only requires a mobile device, something many people already own. There is no product on the market that leverages the portability and convenience of mobile devices to turn them into stand-alone health care products.
This proposal presents a cost-effective mobile health-care infrastructure that would address the needs of the expecting mothers and children in rural areas around the world. It, therefore, addresses two problems identified as Millennium Goals – maternal health and child health. The rural health infrastructure is inadequate or totally absent in developing and underdeveloped countries. The proposed solution deals with the challenge of inadequate infrastructure to ensure that medical help reaches the expecting mothers and infants in a timely manner. The solution requires global partnership for purchasing the components involved in operating the proposed business model. The core of the solution is a graphical expert system tailored for maternal and child health. The patient condition is captured through pictures and the system can be customized for any local language or dialect. The overall quality of life of the people living in rural areas can be improved by extending this system and adding the extra functionality for addressing other challenges like agricultural problems or combating AIDS/HIV.
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