Show or hide the Bcc field On MS Outlook

You can display the Bcc (Bcc: An abbreviation for blind carbon copy. If you add a recipient's name to this box in a message, a copy of the message is sent to that recipient, and the recipient's name is not visible to other recipients of the message.) box in all new messages that you compose.

* In a new message, do one of the following:

If Microsoft Word is your e-mail editor
o Click the arrow to the right of the Options button, and then click Bcc.

If Microsoft Outlook is your e-mail editor
o On the View menu, click Bcc Field.

Remote Desktop to Console Session on Windows Server 2003

When you Remote Desktop to a Windows XP Professional computer, you always connect to the console session. This is the default for Remote Desktop to Windows XP Professional. When you remote desktop to a Windows Server 2003 computer, the default is to start a new session. But you can easily connect to the console session of a Windows Server 2003 computer using the /console switch. This is nice because at work I run Windows Server 2003 as my operating system. Then when I go home and Remote Desktop to my work computer, I can get to all of my currently running applications without having to start them up again.

To start Remote Desktop in console mode, run this from the command-line:

mstsc /console

Windows Vista remote desktop client does not use the /console switch anymore. It now uses a different switch (/admin) to get to the console session on the server (thanks Drewskie):

mstsc /admin