Useful Outlook Tools

One the great things I love about reading blogs is the things you stumble across Dave Overton had a blog post today about software we rely on What software could you not live without – tell Windows Vista Magazine? – David Overton’s Blog Other than the Microsoft stuff he mentioned a program called EZDetach I

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Mojave Experiment – My Thoughts and consumer perceptions

I stumbled across the Windows Mojave website on various blogs last week (I think I saw it on Steve Clayton’s blog first) Here’s one description “Microsoft last week travelled to San Francisco, rounding up Windows XP users who had negative impressions of Vista. The subjects were put on video, asked about their Vista impressions, and

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SharePoint, Incoming Emails, Automatic Workflow’s, SORTED!

Yesterday’s post talked about how I’d tried to apply the Infrastructure Update for WSS so that I could get workflow’s to start automatically from incoming emails (history here and here) and I ended up killing my server! This morning I applied service pack 1 and then the update (after taking a complete backup of course

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Lucky Lucky Boy!

Yesterday I was supposed to be spending the day thinking about SharePoint at an event Combined Knowledge were running (Vijay posted the details here) I did spend the day thinking about SharePoint but for different reasons First a little bit of background We run two SharePoint sites internally that pretty much run our business There

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HP ML350 G5 Resetting on Power Failure

We learnt quite a lot on the last SBS install we did recently Normally when we’re putting in a network we try to ensure we’re only working with equipment we know and trust. Normally this isn’t a problem as we recommend certain hardware to the client they just decide which specific items they want On

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Bitter? or just a difference of opinion?

I just found an article on the BBC News site titled, It’s not the Gates, it’s the bars As I started to read down this I thought it was a journalist with a Microsoft grudge who hadn’t done his research and it wasn’t until I got to the end that I realised this wasn’t exactly

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