OutlookAttachView scans all messages stored in your Outlook, and displays the list of all attached files that it finds. You can easily select one or more attachments and save all of them into the desired folder, as well as you can delete unwanted large attachments that take too much disk space in your mailbox. It’s free and it’s portable ! Sources : nirsoft.net (download) Complete Guide to Making Outlook Faster (Than Molasses)
Lots of people aren't aware of this little "trick" and it is very handy when debugging a temperamental RPC over HTTP connection. Normally, the "Connection Status" dialog box only shows up if you launch Outlook with "/rpcdiag". If you hold down [Ctrl], and then right click on the Outlook tray icon, with Outlook 2007, "Connection Status" and "Test E-mail AutoConfiguration" appear. E-mail AutoConfiguration testing is handy for Exchange 2007 setups. Just passing this along as an FYI because whenever I show it to people, 9 times out of
One of the benefits of being a college student is that you get discounts on lot of stuff especially computer software. Almost every software vendor offers educational discounts but Microsoft took that idea to the extreme when they introduced the DreamSpark program that allows students worldwide to download certain Microsoft tools for free : Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition Expression Studio 3 SQL Server 2008 Developer Robotics Developer Studio 2008 R2 Windows Server 2003 Windows Server 2008 Standard Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition Source : A Student’s Guide to Microsoft DreamSpark - Published at Digital Inspiration Link : www.dreamspark.com
For those of you who manage your organization’s desktops using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) Internet Explorer 8 will be made available via this technology starting August 25, 2009. Internet Explorer 8 will be made available as an “Update rollup” and will be applicable to all supported languages. Source : blogs.msdn.com/ie
There has been a lot of great discussion out there recently about the importance of end user engagement and change management to a successful SharePoint deployment. Your SharePoint solution may be technically brilliant, but if nobody uses it, it won’t be a success. And getting people to use SharePoint often involves getting them to change how they work…or how they think they need to work. If you are involved with deploying SharePoint in your organization, these links might help you think about how you can integrate a bit of change management into your end user training. Read the article : Get the 'Point
… Starting tomorrow August 7th, our Software Assurance/Volume License customers will be able to download the Windows 7 Enterprise Edition as well. … As of September 1st you will be able to purchase product Volume License upgrades to Windows 7 Pro and be able to order the media for Windows 7 Enterprise available to Software Assurance customers. Source : The Windows Blog
Did you ever want to see witch USB drivers are installed on your computer, but you don’t have the device at hand to connect it ? I know it’s not a new solution, but i keep forgetting about it, so I decided to make a post about it. Here’s what to do : Start > Run > Execute cmd set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 start devmgmt.msc View > Show hidden devices You could be surprise to see how many hidden drivers you have installed under disk drives and mobile devices. Source : support.microsoft.com
NewsGator’s Online Reader will no longer be available for consumer use as of August 31, 2009. I was using NewsGator service to sync my feeds on my two computers with RSS bandit. I guess I will have to move to Google Reader. I’m not really happy to do that because Google Reader doesn’t support 2 levels folders (sub folders) like NewsGator and guess what, all my feeds are organized in a 2 levels folders structure. Source : Ed Bott's Windows Expertise
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