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Recent ramblings
- Exploring Exchange 2010 SP2 RU3
- Flying the B-17
- Forcing an Active Directory update with Exchange 2013 might not be such a good idea
- Another STC award for Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out
- Ten years on: The HP-Compaq merger
- Should Exchange 2013 force an Active Directory upgrade?
- Exchange Keynotes at “The Experts Conference”
- April 2012 articles published on WindowsITPro.com
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Top Posts
- Installing Exchange 2010 SP2
- Exchange 2010 Public Folders: Part 1
- Exchange 2010 problems due to insufficient access to Active Directory
- Exploring Exchange 2010 SP2 RU3
- Beware the effects of enabling an Exchange 2010 archive mailbox
- Granting write permission for calendar sharing with OWA 2010
- Date range exports with New-MailboxExportRequest
- Exchange 2010 Public Folders: Part 3
- Exchange 2010 Public Folders: Part 2
- Useful Visio stencil for Exchange 2010 SP1
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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Microsoft’s PST capture tool appears… eventually!
A collective sigh settled upon the worldwide Exchange community after Microsoft’s much-anticipated but late release of their free-to-use PST Capture tool occurred today. The tool was originally announced in July 2011 for delivery by the end of the year. Essential … Continue reading
Posted in Cloud, Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Office 365
Tagged Microsoft PST Capture, Microsoft PST Capture Tool, PST, PST capture, PST ingestion
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January 2012 articles posted on WindowsITPro.com
Here’s a wrap-up of the articles I posted in January 2012 on WindowsITPro.com. Predicting the World of Exchange in 2012 started the ball going in January 3. This article attempts to make some predictions as to what might occur in … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Exchange 2010, Office 365, Writing
Tagged Brazil email law, Exchange 2010, MVP, Office 365, Outlook 2010
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Monday miscellany
Some random thoughts to fill in the vacuum of a boring Monday afternoon in January… First, why doesn’t the Nokia Lumia 800 running Windows Phone 7.5 display a status bar to show the current state of the battery, wireless connectivity, … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange 2010, Office 365, Outlook
Tagged EWS, Exchange 2010, Gmail, MailTips, Nokia Lumia 800, Windows Phone 7.5
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Shared mailbox or public folder
A recent question asked to this blog as to whether I thought it a good idea to use a public folder as a repository for a shared calendar. My answer was “no” as I consider using a shared mailbox to … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange 2010, Office 365, Outlook
Tagged Exchange 2010 SP1, Public folders, Shared mailbox
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Twitter can make twits of us all
It might be that the nature of Twitter will either delight or infuriate those who consume its feeds. I’m not quite sure which side of the line I come down on, but I do continue to use Twitter. My problem with … Continue reading
Exchange 2010 Inside Out receives “Distinguished” award
I received a note from Microsoft Press yesterday to let me know that Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Inside Out had received a technical publications award. The note said: “Every year, Microsoft Press enters our highest quality titles from the past year … Continue reading
Posted in Exchange 2010, Writing
Tagged Exchange 2010 book, Exchange 2010 books, Exchange 2010 SP1
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More observations on Windows Phone (and the Nokia Lumia 800)
I received quite a reaction to my post about moving from iPhone to Windows Phone 7.5 and the Nokia Lumia 800 (I note that Paul Robichaux, a died-in-the-wool Apple fan if one ever existed has now declared his lurking desire for … Continue reading
Posted in Email, Exchange, Outlook
Tagged iPhone, Mango, Nokia Lumia 800, Windows Phone 7.5
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Moving back to Windows Phone
I’ve been using an iPhone 3GS for the last two years and have enjoyed the experience. I even wanted to get an iPhone 4S before Christmas but couldn’t get one for love or money anywhere in Dublin. I might not … Continue reading