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Mark Iwaszko's Technical Blog - Thursday, January 05, 2006
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 Friday, January 06, 2006
Ive found a utility that allows you to drag and drop emails from Outlook into STS and SPS site document libraries and it works a dream.
 
It consists of a webservice that runs on the server and a dotNet client that adds into Outlook, both use dotNet 1.1
 
Now I know that Office12 might do something similar, but its a long way off, so until then this works and its FREE from a UK company. at http://www.tesl.com
 
 
Update
Release 3 (Beta 4):

Note: we have released this, though still in beta as we haven't tested as much as we would like to, because it is stable and we have high demand for the new features.  New features include:

  • The ability to upload mail messages to announcement lists and discussion boards. The mail body is used as the item body text and the mail message is added as an item attachment.
  • Support for dragging and dropping many objects, not just mail messages. E.g. attachments and files from windows explorer.
  • The ability to run in the system tray so that you can use it outside Outlook.
  • Extension points so that developers can add support for custom metadata
  • Various bug fixes
  • 1/6/2006 4:09:46 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Technical  |  Trackback
     Thursday, January 05, 2006
     Monday, January 02, 2006

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    Install instructions readme.rtf (37.21 KB)

    1/2/2006 11:53:47 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Technical  |  Trackback
     Saturday, December 31, 2005
     Tuesday, December 20, 2005

    A recent project meant that there were errors in the AD settings for users when an account is disabled.

    Here are some resources for the issue and links to code the solution

    How to find Exchange recipients http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=251390

    THE ADSI RESOURCE KIT IS PROVIDED

    http://dev.coadmin.dk/Resources/ADSI%20SDK%205%20HTML/rtk.htm#adssecurity

    12/20/2005 12:22:16 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Technical  |  Trackback
     Friday, December 09, 2005

    Physicists have managed to "entangle" the physical state of a group of atoms with that of another group of atoms across the room. This research represents an important advance relevant to the foundations of quantum mechanics and to quantum information science, including the possibility of scalable quantum networks (i.e., a quantum Internet) in the future.

    Full article

    12/9/2005 9:03:39 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Reference  |  Trackback
     Thursday, December 08, 2005

    DAEMON Tools is a virtual cd/dvd-rom emulator. It is able to emulate nearly all known copy protections on the market today.

    Both 32bit and x64 versions have beeb released. Download here

    12/8/2005 10:26:20 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Technical  |  Trackback
    What is Windows Live? http://www.live.com/

    Windows Live is based on one simple idea: that your online world gets better when everything works simply and effortlessly together. So all the things you care about online - your friends, the latest information, your e-mails, searching the Net - all come together in one place. Windows Live is a brand new Internet experience designed to put you in control. And this is just the beginning-you'll see many more new products in the coming months.

    12/8/2005 8:49:19 AM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Technical  |  Trackback
     Wednesday, December 07, 2005

    Like most boys who dont grow up Ive been interested in model trains for many years. I have an old hornby train set in the loft and as my sons grow up I hope that it will get some use.  However I recently discovered the Live Steam collection from Hornby. 

    I had assumed that these were just electric trains which puffed out an oily smoke, but NO !  They are the real thing.  Fill up the boiler with water, let it heat up and not only does steam come from the whistle but the train is actually driven by the Steam ! - Brilliant. 

    The locomotive is powered by a mini immersion heater, located in the tender, and is heated by a safe low voltage current passed along the track by a remote regulator, located on the Live Steam control box. This voltage boils the water which in turn creates steam, causing the pistons to move and the wheels to turn. Speed is dictated by another regulator on the control box, and with a few quick nudges, the locomotive can be sped up or slowed down, and even reversed.

    After a small amount of practice, the operator can achieve in excess of 20 minutes running from one filling of water. The locomotive also produced realistic steam sounds from pumping pistons to the whistle, coupled with the unmistakable and memorable smells of steam and hot engine oil.

    The Live Steam locomotive requires a dedicated route to run on, because of the current to heat the water, and is not compatible with DCC control. The special Live Steam control and transformer boxes are included in the box set.

    This is a real steam locomotive, operated purely by steam - what could be better than to own your own Live Steam models, and reminisce over those memories of the steam, the smell and the sounds?

    12/7/2005 6:03:47 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Personal  |  Trackback

    When MSRS exports to Excel it creates a new worksheet for each page, which is great, however it would be even better if you could control the naming of each of those pages.  Apparently you cant do this yet.

    Info at microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs  

    12/7/2005 1:45:31 PM (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)  #    Comments [0]   Technical  |  Trackback
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