Problem: Article: You'll find this application in the Start Menu. You'll see this in the ribbon above your inbox, along with Home, Send/Receive, Folder, View, and Groups. This will open the Automatic Replies dialog box. If this option is not available, you may be using a non-Exchange account. Follow the method in this article to enable automatic replies for non-exchange accounts. " When you click the box, it will fill with a checkmark to indicate it has been enabled. If you want to specify a time, click to select the box next to "Only send during this time range," then select a start time and end time. For example, if you plan on going on vacation for two weeks, select the date range during which you'll be on vacation so the automatic response will only be active while you're out. You'll see this above the large, blank text box. Only the addresses from the same domain (@wikiHow.com) will get the message you type here. You'll see this above the large, blank text box. For example, type a message explaining that you're unavailable, and refer questions and concerns to another contact from your office. Only emails sent from outside your domain (@wikiHow.com) will see the message you write here. There is a drop-down for font type and font size as well as buttons to format the text in your message. Individuals who email you while you're out of the office will receive the automatic replies you created. If you did not select a time range, the automatic response will send until you turn off the feature.
Summary: Launch Microsoft Outlook on your personal computer. Click Info in the File tab. Click Automatic Replies (Out of Office). Click to select the box next to "Send Automatic Replies. Click the Inside my organization tab. Type the automatic reply you want sent to people who email you from your office or company. Click the Outside my organization tab. Type the automatic reply you want sent to people who email you from outside your organization. Click OK.

Problem: Article: These kits come with 2 curtain rods and curtain rod holders with brackets to hang the second curtain. A double curtain rod will allow the curtains and voile to hang at the same length without having to measure multiple holders. Choose decorative rods if you want the rods to add flair to the overall window treatment. If you don't want the rods showing, choose concealed rods. Measure your windows first to make sure you get a rod that's the the right length. Add 6in (15cm) to 12in (30cm) from the top of your window. Make a mark on either end of the window based on these measurements. Then, measure from this mark to where you want the curtains to end on the floor. For a traditional look, have the curtains stop just above the floor or touch the floor. If you prefer a luxurious look, consider having curtains long enough to puddle on the floor. Include the window frame on each side when you measure the width. Add 10in (25cm) to either side of the window frame to create a balanced look. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to make sure you attach the correct pieces to the wall and the correct brackets to each holder. Use the marks you made to screw the curtain rod holders into the wall with a screwdriver and screws. Put the curtains onto 1 rod and the voile onto the other rod. If the curtains have holes or several loops, you can choose to skip a hole or 2 to make fewer pleats in the curtain. The rod with the voile will go on the brackets closest to the window. The rod with the curtains will go on the bracket towards the front.
Summary: Purchase a double curtain rod kit from a home improvement store. Measure the length of curtains you want to hang using measuring tape. Measure the width of the window using measuring tape. Install the double curtain rod holders by using a screwdriver and screws. Feed the curtains and voile onto the curtain rods. Hang the rods on the curtain rod holder.

Problem: Article: If you're a human being, chances are you have had a bad day and been in a bad mood, lost your temper, needed alone time, told a lie, and been selfish. Try to keep in mind that people don't always live up to their ideals. So, just as you might cut yourself some slack when you make a mistake, try cutting those you know some slack, too. Instead of making harsh judgments based on single instances of behavior, instead look for patterns that may better reflect the kind of person the individual is. Ever receive a thank you card from someone? For some reason it feels way better than if the person merely thanked you in person. This suggests that when others go to extra effort, these efforts are appreciated and make the recipient feel grateful and happy. When you treat a friend well, she will be more likely to return the favor. This will help the relationship thrive and help you to have a better life. Communication is difficult as it entails you translating your feelings and thoughts into a format that you think the listener will understand exactly as intended. But how can you be sure your words were taken as meant? One way to increase your changes is to take more time before you speak, so as to communicate more effectively. If your thoughts aren't worked out yet, sort them out in your head before you say them out loud. Concentrate and focus on the person who is speaking. Value her words even if you disagree with her perspective or opinion. Do your best to remove distractions from your mind. You can do this in part by watching the speaker's mouth. Studies show that visual information from the lips facilitates language processing. Do your best to consider her perspective. Put yourself in her shoes before you evaluate her. Does it seem like she is being short with you? Why might that be? Rather than assuming that she is a mean or bad person, consider that perhaps she had a tough day at work, or other people were rude to her before. Studies show that spending money on others makes us happier, even more so than spending money on ourselves. This is the idea of "paying it forward" doing kind acts for others who (in theory) go out and do kind acts for others still. Examples of random acts of kindness include paying for the people behind you in line at the movies, buying a warm meal or blanket for a homeless person, or cleaning your parents' house.
Summary: Keep your flaws in mind before judging others. Commit random acts of kindness for those you know. Communicate more clearly. Be a better listener. Take the perspective of the speaker. Give to strangers.

Problem: Article: If your screw isn't all the way in, you won't get an accurate measurement. Make sure you've bolted the screw firmly into place. The head of the screw should be level to or slightly below your project surface. Don't drill too hard -- if you strip the screw, it will be almost impossible to remove. Look on the other side of your project surface. If you can see or feel the tip of the screw poking out, it's too long and you'll need to cut it to fit. You don't need to take the screw out of the surface -- you can cut it right there with a wire stripper.
Summary:
Make sure the screw is fully sunk into the pilot hole. Check the backside of your project to see if the screw is poking out.