The Daylight Saving Time Problem is still for real! I had written about this problem back in the spring. That post is here. The idea is this: Beginning in 2007, Daylight Saving Time starts 3 weeks earlier and ends 1...
The Daylight Saving Time problem is for real! A couple of days ago, I noticed that an appointment I had entered on my BlackBerry for March 11 was showing up an hour too late on Outlook! As I started looking...
Where do we go from here? What functions do you want to use on the Blackberry? Just E-mail and cell phone? OR Keep your calendar, tasks, contacts, and memos? If the answer is the later, you will want to sync...
Use the “Status” and “Priority” settings to tell you where you will do the task. To scroll through the selections, use the “Space” key...
Click on “Options” and choose “Due Date” as the way you want to sort your tasks....
Click the track wheel and select “Hide Completed.” This will keep all of your completed tasks from continuing to show in your task list....
I have found the task list to be the weakest element of the BlackBerry. With a little thought, however, I have been able to make it work quite well for me. The strength I do find in the task list...
After quite a bit of experimentation, I am sold on the “monthly” view. The main reason is that I can see the “big” picture. Even though a cannot see the text of any appointment, I can get a idea of...
Go to “Options” by clicking the track wheel and scrolling down. “Enable Quick Entry” should be set to “Yes.” You probably want to change the “Start of Day” to an early time....
Set up a second profile: Set the BlackBerry to “vibrate” during for phone calls, calendar events, and direct connect. Set the BlackBerry to do nothing for e-mails. If the BlackBerry vibrates, look at it. When you are in meetings or...