It's time to consider coming to our live Microsoft Across America events. I mean it. Seriously. You'll want to be there. Not only will you be getting a great overview of Windows Vista, the 2007 Microsoft Office System, and Exchange 2007, but we're also giving a free copy of Office 2007 Professional to every attendee. "Wow! … Continue reading Yes, we’re giving away software again…
Here are the "Best Of" our questions and answers from today's TechNet Webcast: Compliance and Records Management.Thanks to all who attended! Happy Holidays!-Kevin PS - Here is my resource page for this webcast.--Questions and Answers: “When you refer to Document Information Panel, vis a vis doc metadata - are you referring to metadata exclusively for e-docs, or are you also including … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from the TechNet Webcast: Compliance and Records Management
Yes indeed! Today Microsoft announced that Exchange Server 2007 is DONE! Shipped! "Released to Manufacturing" (RTM). Congratulations to the Exchange team. This is wonderful news for all of us who have been waiting for it and evangelizing what a wonderful upgrade this is going to be. (And now I'm excited to install it on my own … Continue reading Breaking News: Exchange Server 2007 is RTM’d!
Yes indeed. It's a new day for business. Today is the day that Windows Vista and the 2007 Office System are officially and for the first time available to business. Volume License customers... start your engines!As stated in this PressPass announcement, this is the biggest launch in Microsoft's history; even bigger than the joint Windows … Continue reading It’s a Big Day
Here are the questions and answers from today's TechNet Webcast: Improvements to Calendaring in Exchange 2007.Thanks to all who attended!-Kevin Questions and Answers:“By 'room', are we talking a physical place or virtual place?” It’s really up to you. Ordinarily people use this functionality so that they can reserve meeting rooms or some other equipment that needs to be … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers for Webcast: Improvements to Calendaring in Exchange 2007
Hi!Below I’ve pasted an edited and cleaned up copy of most of the Q&A from the webcast “Introduction to Windows PowerShell Scripting in Exchange Server 2007” (November 17, 2006). If you’re interested in viewing the webcast (either again or for the first time), here it is.I also need to send out a BIG thank you … Continue reading Best of Questions and Answers from Webcast: Introduction to Windows PowerShell Scripting in Exchange Server 2007
Webcast Resources: Introduction to PowerShell Scripting in Exchange Server 2007 Here are some resources relating to the webcast I presented on November 17, 2006, entitled “TechNet Webcast: Introduction to PowerShell Scripting in Exchange Server 2007" I hope you find them useful. Kevin — Windows PowerShell Home Pagehttp://www.microsoft.com/powershell/Getting to Know Microsoft Exchange Server 2007http://www.microsoft.com/exchange/preview/default.mspxDownload Exchange Server 2007 … Continue reading Webcast Resources: Introduction to PowerShell Scripting in Exchange Server 2007
"Yeah, I wanna win a 360, Kevin!"Of course you do. (So do I, but my employer says I'm ineligible.)Take any TechNet or MSDN Virtual Lab or Labcast, submit a completed evaluation, and be automatically registered to win an Xbox 360! To learn more, see the official rules!And here is the schedule for December of all … Continue reading December TechNet Webcast and Virtual LAb Schedule (Wanna win an XBOX 360?)
Upcoming TechNet Webcasts: December 2006TechNet webcasts are designed specifically for the IT Professional, offering in-depth information on how to plan, deploy, and manage Microsoft products and technologies, such as Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Exchange Server, Windows Server, Microsoft Internet Information Services, and Microsoft Content Management Server. TechNet Webcast Series: Upcoming & On-Demand Upcoming TechNet Webcasts· By … Continue reading December 2006 TechNet Webcasts and Virtual Labs
For those of you who are interested in the details of what flavors are available for Exchange Server 2007, and what the different functionality is between versions and between CAL options, here's the article to read.Props to my friend (and hopefully someday MVP) Chris Haaker. I saw it on his blog first.
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