Click it. Done. 2nd option, search the Market for a free mute widget. You can then add the widget to any home page and click that when you want to mute or unmute your phone.It's pretty simple, just remember to mute before your meeting.ou don't even have to pull it out of your pocket to do this. Originally Posted by sqa4life. I was in a meeting and received a phone call. I was trying to press the volume up/down button to mute it, but it didn't work. Later I tried a text message, same result, the side button didn't mute the alert.
this morning i ran across a lifehacker blog post that was talking about the same thing that post reminded me that i ve been wanting to show you how to turn off outlook 2010 email notifications that little popup box that appears in the lower right corner of your screen when a new email comes in if you re like my colleague deb m you are able to completely tune it out and ignore it
If you use Outlook with an Exchange account, you can set up an out of office auto-reply directly at the server: 1  Click FILE in the main Outlook window. 2  Open the Info category. 3  Click Automatic Replies.4  Make sure Send automatic replies is selected. You can leave all boxes unchecked, of course, and make the Outlook out of office auto-responder reply to all incoming mail. 2  Click. 3  Make sure reply using a specific template is checked under Step 1: Select action(s) . 4  Click on a specific template under Step 2: Edit the rule description (click an underlined value) .