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Microsoft has released the Data Protection Manager 2006 server today. For my local folks, this is what Rene Alamo demoed for us during the last partner technight event in Orlando. For those of you not familiar with the product here … Continue reading →

Note: Notice of Correction for September 19 Newsletter On September 19, the Microsoft Partner Program newsletters incorrectly stated that Visual Studio 2005 Standard was included in the Microsoft Action Pack. Please note that Virtual Server 2005 Standard Edition will be … Continue reading →

When you wake up to a mailbox like this: In case you’re wondering, I sent back feedback regarding community events in Florida and how we have been supported strictly by the people going above and beyond their job description. P.S. … Continue reading →

Care of our buddy Brian Kruse from Boca Raton comes a “for-resale” promotion on Small Business Accounting 2006: For-Resale Software Incentive. Basically, if you’re a Small Business Specialist you get a free copy of SBA 2006 that you can resell. … Continue reading →

So the other day I wrote about setting default domain for OWA and I literally got as much feedback on it as I did for the bigger how-to SBS articles I wrote before. Which got me thinking… Exchange (and to … Continue reading →

JJ Antequino hung out with us again at the OrlandoSBS meeting and just as he was about to leave during Blain’s presentation he dropped a huge bombshell about SBA: SP1 for SBA and BCM is out guys. I think half … Continue reading →

This is the top 10 list of features in SharePoint v3 according to Lawrence Liu: 1. A “Global” Template that is applied/provisioned before any other template, and a Feature Framework that provides modularity for “additive” templates 2. OOB document review/approval … Continue reading →

Yes, this is a tech blog but I saw this story and it seems pretty interesting (anotherwords, take a moment to read it). Apparently, half of the bloggers blog as a form of therapy and keep in touch with family. … Continue reading →

This same subject has appeared enough times that it frankly puzzles me why I have not written an article on it yet. So here is a quickie: If you applied patch 888619 you may find it difficult to log into … Continue reading →

Care of Eric Ligman and Microsoft Small Business Community: For anyone who missed yesterday’s Small Business Specialist Community Talk Series where we had Bob Lewis as a guest speaker to discuss MPAN and the opportunity to work with them as … Continue reading →