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Monthly Archives: March 2006
Observations on Obtaining One’s Passport
Somewhere in the instructions, the Department of State website, or the various other places that talk about the process, there should be a warning that your birth certificate will be sent into the processing center and returned with your passport. … Continue reading
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DCAR ebook Chapter 4: Implementation part 1: People and processes
Chapter 4, Implementation part 1: People and processes, of my ebook on DCAR (Discovery, Compliance, Archival, and Retention) is now available for download. This ebook is published online by Windows IT Pro. Before you spend a lot of time thinking … Continue reading
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My week, summarized
I’ve been silent on the blogging front lately, so here’s a quick update on what I’ve been up to this last week: Monday: I was coming down the stairs to head to my office to begin my work day, and … Continue reading
An update on Windows Mobile 5.0 certificates
A month ago, I posted about some of the limitations of Windows Mobile 5.0′s handling of certificates. In the comments, Exchange MVP Ben Winzenz informed me about a registry hack you can perform on your WM5.0 device that disables certificate … Continue reading
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Beat Exchange Event ID 9548!
Sooner or later as an Exchange admin, you want to disable a mailbox-enabled user account in Active Directory while keeping the associated mailbox intact. Up until now, this caused problems, because as soon as the account was disabled, any mail … Continue reading
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Book signing in Orlando
Paul, Missy, and I will all be speakers at this spring’s Exchange Connections 2006 conference, held at the Walt Disney Swan Hotel in sunny Orlando this April 9-12. Not only will we have 8 sessions of Exchange goodness to share … Continue reading
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Should have known
I should have known, from first thing yesterday morning, what kind of day it was going to be. Starting with sleeping through the alarm I’d set so I could get up and get a headstart to a long day, right … Continue reading
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