History

Slipstick Systems was founded in 1994 by Sue Mosher, a 15-year veteran of The Associated Press, experienced journalist, technology manager and software developer. Sue was recognized for her expertise in Windows support by being named a Most Valuable Professional by Microsoft in 1994 and continues to participate in the MVP program.

In January 2004, Sue sold Slipstick.com to CDOLive LLC, a company formerly focused on developing Exchange solutions. CDOLive is owned by Diane Poremsky, also an Outlook MVP and the author of several books. In addition to slipstick.com and cdolive.com, other online resources owned by CDOLive LLC include outlook-tips.net, outlooktutor.com, outlookforums.com.

Slipstick Systems operates internationally from Sheffield Lake Ohio. Our major activity is researching and solving problems with Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Exchange Server. Note that we no longer do programming projects.

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Publications | Contacts | What Is a Slipstick?

Publications

Teach Yourself Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 in 24 hours

Microsoft OneNote 2003 (Visual QuickStart Guide)

Google and Other Search Engines (Visual QuickStart Guide)

Contact

Please use our feeback form to contact us.

We do not have the resources to assist with troubleshooting to individual problems. That's why we've posted extensive resources at this site (and at Outlook Tips) and also urge you to participate in the forums at http://www.outlookforums.com.

What Is a Slipstick?

"Slipstick" is a 1950s slang term for slide rule, a fine analog calculating instrument. Sue collected them from the U.S., Germany, Denmark, Russia and the Soviet Union.

Last reviewed on Apr 6, 2012