Attention: Houston-based Outlook Users The Global Messaging Team is proud to announce that beginning today, Monday July 16th, Houston-based Enron employees that have been migrated to Outlook will be able to securely access their Enron Email from anywhere on the web. This means that if you can get on to the Internet, you can access your Enron Email with Outlook Web Access (OWA) without having to dial in to Enron's network. Please note that this is not available to those users still on Lotus Notes but will be available once they are migrated to Outlook. Once on the Internet, type mail.enron.com in your browser address window and supply your Enron network logon credentials as username and password. For example: Username: jdoe4 Password: ******** Once you log in, Outlook Web Access opens your Enron Email mailbox. Outlook Web Access (OWA) allows you to send and receive mail, perform calendar tasks and manage your mail and contacts, as well as access your mailbox folders. At this time, Public Folders are not accessible via OWA. Please keep in mind that Outlook Web Access is a browser-based version of what you might use in the office, so the functionality may be slightly different and some features of Outlook 2000 may not be available at all. Additionally, OWA is only supported using Internet Explorer 5.x only and not supported with Netscape. Outlook Web Access is the standard Email package for connecting to your Enron mail from home, whether you are using an Enron-issued home PC, an Internet connection with your personal home PC, or your ClickAtHome PC. We will not support the use of the full Outlook installation for home use. Outlook Web Access for remote locations and European/APAC Enron sites is currently being addressed and will be available soon. At this time, OWA is only available if your mailbox resides on a Houston mail server. If you have any questions, please call: Resolution Center at x31411 or ETS Solutions Center at x54745
Answer: Announcing Outlook Web Access for Houston Outlook Users
Here is an email: We've got a draft master with the following rounding conventions: Short tons: zero decimals Temperatures: zero decimals US Dollar Amounts: to the nearest cent Do you know whether those are our standard rounding conventions? P.S. Do you get a invite to our favorite email person's political swankienda?
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A: Oh knower of all things...
Q: TJ, Thanks for the congratulatory message you left on our voicemail - it made us feel great. We actually didn't go on a honeymoon - we will take one sometime next year. We've just been swamped with the house we recently bought. We bought an old small bungalow in the city. What a money pit. Hope everything is going great. Tell everyone we said hi. Thanks again,
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A: Wedding
IN: All, Thanks for your particpation in last week's trading track. For your information the following people will be extended offers to join the program later today: Seung-Taek Oh Charles Weldon Bryce Schneider Biliana Pehlivanova Wes Mitchell Darren Espey Emil Carlson John L will meet with Justin O'Malley tomorrow am for a final interview. For those internal candidate who were not sucessfull I will call them. Rgds, Karen.

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OUT: Trading Track
IN: This is an email
>> > A woman was shopping at her local supermarket, where she >> > selected a quart of milk, a carton of eggs, juice, and a package >> of bacon. >> > As she was unloading her items on the conveyer belt to check >> > out, a drunk standing behind her, watched as she placed her items >> in front of the cashier. > > He said, "You must be single." The woman, a bit startled, looked >> at her four items on the belt, and seeing nothing particularly unusual >> > about her selections said, "Well, y'know, that's right. But how in >> earth did you know that? >> > The drunk said, "Cause you're uglier 'n shit."

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OUT: funny
Enron Energy Services has one single entry point for all customer leads and service issues - The EES Business Center. Your assistance is requested in routing all retail customer calls to this center. The Business Center can manage general customer service requests or provide information on EES product offerings. The number for the EES Business Center is 800-337-7837 (800-EES-SVCS) or internally, calls can be transferred to x59390. E-Mail address is: EESBusinessCenter@enron.com Thank you for taking the time to route these calls appropriately. Your assistance is critical to Enron's customer acquisition success and to ensure our customers' satisfaction.
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Routing of Calls to EES Business Center