Called and wanted to speak with Audry or Bill. 
Wanted Audry's voicemail and I said I would check 
to see if she was in. He didn't want to wait. 
Asks for a call back.

He will call or email me if there is an issue,
closing.

called and left a vm, going to send him an email
with the same instructions.

I reopened this task because he is trying to 
block some emails but he cannot remember how 
Audrey showed him how. He will be in his office 
and only needs a call he said.

I am going to meet with John at noon.

Called and left a message asking for times.

****This is an email****
Audrey,
 
Yes...it is getting ridiculous now...I had 50 spam
since yesterday. I am not sure what you are
talking about in your first line as to using
something other then outlook. I thought everyone
on campus was on outlook. I will work on it
 
John Bartllett
88914

****This is an email****
(continued)

Step 1: Go to http://www.wou.edu/newmail and log
in using your email login and password.
Step 2: Click on "Options" which is just above
"Search" in the upper left area of the screen.
Step 3: Another menu-bar will display below
"Options" that says
"Global  |  Mail  |  Calendar  |  Address Book"
The word "Mail" should be selected (bold, black,
and with a blue box around it). If it is not,
please click on it.
Step 4: Third menu-bar is displayed and should say
"Personal Information  | Settings  |  Layout  | 
Vacation  |  Mail Filters" Click on the last one,
"Mail Filters"
Step 5: Click on the purple button that says
"New..." located towards the left edge of the browser.
Step 6: Enter a Filter Name in the appropriate
text area. This can be anything; it is just a
descriptive title for the filter.
Step 7: Set the conditions for the filter in the
"For Incoming Messages" section. You can set
multiple conditions by pressing the purple "Add"
button next to the word "Condition." You can also
apply the filter to old messages by selecting a
range of dates with the "Do not include
messages..." checkboxes.
Step 8: Set where the filter will move the emails
to in the "Apply Message Actions" section. The
default maybe "Move message to the folder:
[Inbox]" and if setting a spam filter I suggest
selecting "Trash" from that drop-down menu.
Step 9: Press either of the purple "Save" buttons
on the right edge of the screen.

Your filter is now applied and any emails you
receive that meet its conditions will go to the
specified folder or alternate email address.

Lastly, if you experience any further problems
please email ucshelpdesk@wou.edu or call us at 
503-838-8925. If you call regarding this same
issue please reference your service request number
23554.

Have a nice day,

Audrey Sundkvist
WOU UCS Tech

He said he will get about 60 sexual junk mail in 
his inbox per day. He is hoping someone can take 
a look at that for him. He will be in his office 
all day.