Two paths diverged in a wood. One was worn smooth by years of easy traffic. The other asked more of you. More effort, more intention, more thought. Most travelers took…
I’ve been toying with the idea of moving this blog to a better publishing platform – I like what I’ve read about WordPress, I like…
If you’re using a version of Windows Vista since Beta 2 (including RTM), the version of IE7 included with Vista does not have or support…
It’s official now – Exchange Server 2007 has been released to manufacturing, according to (Exchange GM) Terry Myerson’s post on the Exchange team blog [read…
An update to my previous post about Zinio and the broken PC Mag subscription [Zinio Blues, and a broken PC Mag subscription]. It seems my…
Though the practice of pointing MX records to CNAME (alias) records is not that uncommon, it certainly isn’t in keeping with internet standards. When you…
Microsoft has decided to change the hotfix/patching model for Exchange Server 2007. In the past, if you had a particular issue or came across an…
Another frequently asked question – asked frequently enough to make its way here. Does the Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) v1/v2 in Exchange 2003 provide any…
Exchange Server 2007 launches today in New York, along with Windows Vista and Office 2007. The Radicati Group has some interesting market share numbers and…
Scott Schnoll has an update regarding the recent post Intelligent Message Filter (IMF) v1 download removed from microsoft.com, and the issue of not being able…
Exchange Server and many other MTAs including most web-based services send the sender’s display name (e.g. “Joe User”) in email messages, in addition to the…
I’ve been an advocate of e-magazines – magazines that you can subscribe to and read on your computer using a modified PDF or similar format…
As posted earlier, Exchange Server 2007 will be launched next week (Nov. 30th is the date, along with Windows Vista and Microsoft Office 2007). Unlike…