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>
[snip]
> In Outlook , in the inbox, how can I display the
> messages the order they were received ?

Try clicking on the column heading "Date". (Don't know if this
works in Outlook - I don't use any MicroSoft products at home,
not even Windows)

> Is there anyway to send secure  e-mail ?

Us anarchists use PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), the FBI hate 128-bit
encryption, they can't break it - yet!! By the way, what
terrorist acts are you planning?

> How can you get to Outlook's calendar?

> Can you copy an address from Outlook to IE... if so how ?

> Can you tell using IE whether a site is secure or not. . .  if
> yes , how ?
>

If the 'url' address which IE is displaying starts "https://"
(rather than http://) then it is using Secure Socket Layer to
communicate with the Web Server. This is pretty secure - uses a
64 bit encryption, but the FBI can decrypt it, so don't go
ordering those bazookas with your credit card over the web.

Cheers

--
Deri James

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