Hello all , i was wondering in outlook running with exchange, is it
possible to add a comment to a received email and save it so for in the
future reference that comment can be read?
Thanks..

any thoughts on issues or best practices would be appreciated

All,
Could anyone tell me how to get the "Run As" function to work? I need
to be able to "Run As" a different Domain User than the one I am
currently logged in as. I am only getting the option to Run as

I am installing one server now and probably a second later.  I will not have
more than two servers.  I will have 90 - 100 users, but not more than 60
logged on at one time.  Which is my best option Per Server or Per Device?
And Why?  I will be installing Windows Server 2003 R2 ...

I have a client for whom I have programmed a web application with
subscribers. He wants to give ability to his subscribers to send mass
emails to their contacts through his web application. Right now, the
site is on a IIS server running Windows Server 2003. And I'm using

I have been trying to slipstream the SP2 into the RTM release for a few days,
unsuccessfully.  I can successfully do SP1.  What I am finding is that the
TXTSETUP.SIF and DOSNET.INF are not being updated as they should be.  Any
suggestions?

I'm trying to temporarily have the Boot and System disks, NOT be the first
partition on my primary master drive.
The primary master is drive C, the next volume on the same physical disk is
drive S.  These are dynamic disks under Windows Server 2000.

I have server 2008 standard edition. I have been told that it has
similar features to that of symantec ghost with multi casting imaging
capabilities. I was told that I can setup a machine and have the
server create an image and broadcast it out to multiple machines at

ok, so in windows 2000, you could create a user set it up the way you wanted
and overwrite the default user profile. this would create most of the custom
settings you wanted for your newly created users.
I tried this in 2008, and when I tried to load a new user I got a profile

ok, i'm trying to figure out how to make it so my default my documents
folder is not
c:\users\%username%
I want it to be f:\users\%username%

Hey all,
Ok, so i'm brand new to the windows 2008 server, and right off the hop i'm
having some issues..
I can't seem to find were to install my Server CALs ?   .. I've already

I've done some searching around looking at various different ways to
accomplish this...  could someone please provide me with the best way to
proceed?
- I'd like to move my Server 2003 primary DC (including DNS, WINS, DHCP) to

I have a big SCSI attached RAID box that is currently running on a 32 bit
Windows Server 2003 Standard Server (SP2).  I need to connect it to a server
running 64 bit.  If I do that will the data survive the change?  Does 64 bit
need to change anything in NTFS?  Thanks.

We have a school server setup with an IP of 172.24.53.2 and a DHCP range
setup from 172.24.53.10 to 172.24.53.126, Subnet 255.255.255.128.  The lease
is set to 1 day as we get close to running out of IP addresses when staff
bring in there wireless laptops.  We need to add some ...

I am creating a two node, SQL Server 2005 64-bit cluster.  I am trying to
determine what the page file size should be.  Each node has 32GB of RAM.
I am familar with
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