Configuration Settings for pop client
Sify id has to be enabled in Sify web mail for accessing the mail in pop mail client. Kindly follow the following procedure for accessing. Read the rest of this entry »
Wayne Gretzky famously said that “A good hockey player plays where the puck is. A great hockey player plays where the puck is going to be.”
We added in-cell dropdown and validation to spreadsheets. This makes it easy to constrain the values of an individual cell to a specific range or list. For example, if you are building a trip planning spreadsheet, you can now limit the options in the travel destination column to a select set of cities via dropdown lists. Read the rest of this entry »
Finding cells that include formulas in them can sometimes be a bit like looking for something in the dark. To help you illuminate your spreadsheet surroundings, we’re introducing the ability to reveal all formulas with one click.
Correct spelling is an essential part of document creation and today we woild liek to annnounce that spelll chceking is now available in Sify spreadsheets.
Please note that as per emailing policy we have certain restriction on sending limits. We would restrict users from sending mails if the user sends same mail to more than 100 recipients per day through outlook express or any other email client through POP or IMAP services.
Incase you have forgotten your password, please visit http://mail.sify.com and click on “forgot password” link or visit https://login.sify.com/getuser.php?rurl=http://www.sify.com/&sn=mail to reset your password.
You can now convert files already uploaded to your documents list into a Sify Docs format. Previously, this option was only available on upload.
Want to add “Sify” to your document dictionary? (It is a real word, you know…) Need to resize columns and rows in a table? Want to get rid of that pesky ruler permanently? You can with a few new small updates to Sify documents.
Document translation
You can now translate your documents in the new editor into one of the 53 Google Docs languages by selecting Tools -> Translate document…. From there, you can create a translated copy of the document by choosing a title for the translated document and selecting the language you want to translate into.