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Welcome to Penn Live! We're glad that you've chosen to use Penn Live. The purpose of this blog is to provide helpful information about using the Penn Live suite of applications. We'll regularly post about recommended configurations, new features, and other topics relevant to Penn Live. You can either check back here or subscribe to our RSS feed (using the link below) to get the latest news on Penn Live.You'll find links for getting more information and getting help with Penn Live in the list to the left.

We welcome your comments about Penn Live.  Tell us what you like, what you don't like, or what you think is missing.  However, we will remove any offensive language or comments that are not relevant to the purpose of this blog. 

Please don't use this space to post requests for help or information.  Please use our help form for anything other than rhetorical questions.
Comments (15)
  • J
    March 02 12:32 AM
    Is Penn gonna switch to this new Microsoft Exchange Labs? I feel it will be more popular since it supports pop3 and imap and it also has better support for Macs.
     
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    Absolutforyou
    January 21 2:03 PM
    indeed very made this blog..thanks for these instructions that you have put to disposition for all people
    have a nice day
  • View space
    December 03 4:37 PM
    I second the IMAP request. Until that comes, I will continue forwarding my mail to Gmail.
  • View space
    October 02 10:18 AM
    I like the recent comments about right-clicking and the Penn Live icon.  These are the types of things students have quite figured out yet.  Maybe an update on what we can do with SkyDrive or Spaces would be cool.
  • Donovan
    August 26 11:49 AM
    To recent poster, "outlook help",

    I agree with the previous comment regarding what you had to say.  Not only was the ending of your message unnecessary, it was cruel...not to mention ignorant.  There are many wonderful colleges and universities out there, and many valid definitions of "education."   You do yourself and the entire Penn community a disservice by posting so disgraceful and regretful (and anonymous) an attack.  You do owe the technology staff an apology.  Please act like a Penn student in the future and display more class.  And yes, I am also a Penn student.