Automatic File Version Increment

It would be really useful if Office documents (e.g. Word, Excel) would have an option to increment the file version every time a document is saved and closed.

For example, if you opened
Session1_ExtremeProgramming_Access97to2003_AdamCogan_v3.ppt,
made a changed, saved and closed the document, the filename would update to
Session1_ExtremeProgramming_Access97to2003_AdamCogan_v4.ppt.

This would help ensure that the latest version is being used and that you can determine at a glance which version of a document is the newest.

Number of visible “All Day Event” should not be limited by window size [Fixed by adding separate scroll bar in Outlook 2007]

From the screenshot below, we can see 7 all day events, and it looks like that’s all on the date.

Figure: Only 7 all day events are visible

Figure: Only 7 all day events are visible

Now we maximized Outlook, and we can see up to 11 all day events.

Figure: We can see more all day events when Outlook is maximized

Figure: We can see more all day events when Outlook is maximized

In fact, these 11 all day events are not all on the date. There are more, but the rest is not visible due to the limited window size and screen resolution.
This is seriously annoying, a user might think that the all day events they entered have gone missing. And they might miss an appointment if the reminder alarm is not set.

The only way to see more is to change your screen resolution to a bigger one. If you still can’t see all, then hide some of the toolbars so that you have more space for Outlook to show the all day events, but how pratical is this?
Why can’t the all day events be put on to a scrollable panel? (like Outlook 2007, or Outlook Web Access)
Or at least, it should show a message to inform users not all of the all day events are visible!

Outlook progress difficult to see

When the Send/Receive button is clicked in Outlook a progress window is shown. Using the words “Completed” and “Processing” can have a nasty side effect of not being able to easily see which messages are still to be processed. A better Solution would be to change the word “Completed” by the word “Done”.

Figure: Outlook progress window

Figure: Outlook progress window