Monthly Archives: June 2008

Hyper-V in the hizzouse!

Everyone’s being so coy in the Windows blogosphere today. “As you may have heard…” Heck with that; this is wicked cool. Hyper-V has Released To Manufacturing … and is already available for download. As the link explains, it’ll start coming … Continue reading

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These are not the solutions you’re looking for

As IT professionals, we are more than often prone to fall to the perils of magical thinking. (I’m sure this is a side-effect of being human, which is a pesky and bothersome condition I will have to do something about … Continue reading

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masteringdpm.com back online

Things got hairy enough last week that I forgot to post, but my hosting provider got the problem sorted out and the website is back online. Share this post:ShareFacebookDiggRedditEmailStumbleUpon

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masteringdpm.com temporarily down

If you’ve tried to get to masteringdpm.com in the past couple of days, you may have gotten a cryptic error message instead of a site with DPM goodness. I’m working with my hosting provider to get it put back up … Continue reading

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Tech-Talk: Making Backups Cool with DPM

While I was at the Tech-Ed NA IT Pro conference last week, Jason Buffington and I took the chance to invade the Tech-Ed Online fishbowl studio and record a quick Tech-Talk on using DPM. You can now view it online … Continue reading

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Welcome, Mike Rand!

Just a quick shout-out to fellow 3Sharpie Mike Rand, who just posted his first post to the 3Sharp blog site last week. Mike’s a super-smart developer here with mad SharePoint skills; I can’t imagine why he hasn’t blogged sooner than … Continue reading

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Updated Exchange Developer Roadmap

To reinforce yesterday’s post about Exchange Web Services (EWS), I wanted to draw your attention to the Exchange Developer Roadmap posted on May 22 2008 on the Exchange API-spotting blog. There shouldn’t really be any surprises here, but there were … Continue reading

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A .NET add-on for working with Exchange Web Services

I just got word that Independentsoft has come out with a beta version of an EWS client API for the .NET Framework and .NET Compact Framework. I’ve not looked at it yet, but I’m particularly hopeful about having a good … Continue reading

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3Sharp, Podcasting, and You

The talented people at 3Sharp are one of the best reasons to work here. Our Platforms Group is just one piece of the pie here; we’ve got some top-tier development talent who can make SharePoint stand up and dance. Those … Continue reading

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All purchases should be this easy

If you haven’t seen me in person recently, you may not realize I’m a heretic. Yes, that’s right — I use an Apple 15″ MacBook Pro with Vista as my laptop. It took some jiggling to get it all working … Continue reading

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Revised guidance on protecting Exchange with DPM 2007

Just a quick note to let you  all know that the Protecting Exchange Server with DPM 2007 white paper is available for download from Microsoft. This is the same white paper I worked on for them last year, but freshly … Continue reading

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Hyper-V RC1 available

This is pretty cool — I didn’t even notice this at first! Hyper-V RC1 is now available for download through the Microsoft Download center or through Windows Update as an optional update. One of the nice changes here is that … Continue reading

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Three random links make a post

…so I’ll throw in a fourth for good measure. Rather than try to write a full-length post about each of these, I’m just going to give you a quick bullet list: Want to get the MAPI client or CDO libraries … Continue reading

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