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Unsend your e-mails in Gmail

Forgot that attachment?  Forgot to cc someone on your e-mail?  For those of you using Gmail /  courtinnovation.org , there's a way to set-up Gmail to allow you to unsend an email that you accidentally clicked the Send button on a bit too fast.  Once you enable "Undo Send", you'll have up to 30 seconds to unsend an e-mail, make your corrections, and then send it out again. Learn more about how to use Undo Send in gmail.

Insert an automatically updating Date field in Word

Sometimes you may have a template letter that you have to write over and over again, and remembering to change the date is just another thing on a list of items to change (or forget!) Luckily, with Word you can add in a Date field and have it automatically update every time you open the document. Learn more here . Thanks to Allison Gao for the tip!

Creating your new branded e-mail signature!

As part of our  branding efforts, the Center wants all staff to use the same format for signing e-mails – also called an “e-mail signature.” To make sure these e-mail signatures are consistent, we have created a Signature template webpage . Use this page to create your own e-mail signature, complete with your operating program logo. which you can then easily copy and paste into any e-mail program so it automatically appears at the end of your emails.   Do not use these logos for any other purposes.  E-mail smeah@nycourts.gov to get high-quality logos. Here are detailed video instructions, as well as overview instructions, to use the template for Desktop Outlook, web Outlook, and Gmail (which includes the courtinnovation.org account). See the bottom of this post for mail app instructions on your phone.  You can also print out these instructions (Ctrl+P). Questions or issues?  E-mail CCI Tech Support for extra help! Desktop Outlook Clicking Fi...

Creating online forms and spreadsheets

Two online services to collaboratively collect data, and manipulate it, are Google Forms and Airtable.  Unsecure forms such as Google and Airtable are helpful to: Collect food preferences for an upcoming event or large meeting Get additional information from people attending a training on what their goals or skill level is Collect feedback after an event Get clothing sizes for the swag you are going to order Note: These forms should never be used with clients because they are not a secure way to collect data  and  all research projects involving clients should be reviewed by the Center’s Institutional Review Board.  If you are interested in conducting research or data collection from clients, always contact  CCI_IRB@courtinnovation.org  first or the researcher assigned to your operating project.  Google Forms , which all CCI staff have access to, allow you to easily create forms to send to CCI staff, collect data, and have the dat...