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About The Editor Garry Robinson writes for a number of popular computer magazines, is now a book author and has worked on 100+ Access databases. He is based in Sydney, Australia
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Welcome To vb123.com Basecamp  

 
This page provides you with tips so that you will become a happy camper.

"Why use Basecamp?"
 

Basecamp will ensure that ensure communications (messages and files) and schedules related to projects are centralized, organized, archived by date and topic, and accessible from any computer with a modern web browser and internet connection.
 More ideas here
 
Inbox Rules
 
Directing all your Basecamp alert emails into one folder can make managing your basecamp communications easier.  Here is how to do it
 
  Create a new folder
 
Create a new move to foler rule (substitite [your] basecamp website for [vb123.com]
 
 
Now all my basecamp emails arrive in the one folder. All you have to do is sort the emails in reverse Received order and all the new Basecamp email alerts will appear at the top.

  Click to see picture of my Inbox.

Keep Your Text Structure

If you are posting structured code into a message, surround it using the tags <pre> before and </pre> after and then the code  will not lose its correct format.

 
Spelling  
 
If you or your team cannot spell properly, try the spell checker in the Google toolbar.  Also there is an Auto fix option in the Spell checker that will fix everything and leave text green for you to unfix. Firefox also has a spell checker.

 

Administrator Tips
 
If your clients ask you "Why use Basecamp?" Tell them
 
Basecamp will ensure that ensure communications (messages and files) and schedules related to projects are centralized, organized, archived by date and topic, and accessible from any computer with a modern web browser and internet connection.

 

API  / Allowing advanced basecamp software communications To talk to Basecamp using your own software, (or ThickToast) you will need to log in as Account Owner  and go to your main dashboard. Now choose the Accounts tab and at the bottom of that page you will find Basecamp API. On this page you can export your database to xml format.

How To:  Here is how you setup a global Basecamp RSS feed in Outlook

 

Read all the latest information about Basecamp at vb123.com
 

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