This issue came up the other day when explaining to someone how to format articles properly so they are uniform. The WordPress installation I am talking about has the TinyMCE plugin installed which basically takes the default visual editor tool bar and expands it by allowing you to add a lot more options. They wanted to format some of the text with a different font so my answer was to highlight the text and pick a different font from the “Font family” drop down. I was told the option did not exist in his interface but right in front of me I could see the drop down. I was however using Internet Explorer and he was using FireFox so I loaded up FireFox and sure enough I did not see the option.

In the visual editor for WordPress there is an option called “Kitchen Sink” which basically toggles either having only a few options versus having all of the available options. To see all the options available in the visual editor of WordPress you need to click the Kitchen Sink button which will toggle showing all of the options or minimal amount of options. The Kitchen Sink is right next to the smiley face in the Visual Editor.

So to resolve the issue with not all of the options showing in TinyMCE click on the Kitchen Sink button. To install more options in the visual editor of WordPress install the TinyMCE Advanced plugin located here.

To create a desktop shortcut to your ICDSoft webmail that automatically logs you in follow the below instructions.

1. Visit Webmail URL: Open IE or FireFox and type in your domain forward slash webmail such as: http://www.example.com/webmail. You will be redirected to http://mbox.example.comwhich is your webmail login and will look like the below.



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If you have turned off remember passwords in Internet Explorer it is easy to turn them back on. Follow the instructions below to turn on remember passwords in IE.

1. Open IE: Open your Internet Explorer
2. Open IE Options: Click Tools from the menu above and then click Internet Options
3. Navigate to Content Options: Click the Content tab in the new Internet Options window

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