leeappdalecom said:

Heres some of what I currently have on my bookshelves:

 

 

 

 

 

Finally, nice to see CC. Next to the bat lol I know it says don't be afraid of brute force, but literally?  

They are still the best! 

Red5 said:

figuerres said:

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Yeah, where did it go? I'd like to play with it...anyone have the original install available?

+1

W3bbo said:

Pace said:

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What about retention/archiving policies? A mail server should never run out of space.

I'm not saying it should but again, that's down to the network / sys admin coupled with the business rules.

But Delete nothing, Isn't always practical for small enterprise. That's why we have CMS systems / bespoke databases. You dont have to be in people's inbox's to see correspondence for customers, suppliers etc.

Personally I only have items which are relevant to what projects I'm working on at any given time in my inbox. But that's just me 

W3bbo said:

Dan said:

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Better policy: delete nothing except spam.

haha, that totally depends on how friendly you are with your sys / network admin 

Facebook, Apple App Store, Android Market to name but a few which have each proved highly successful.   

Interesting read along these lines; 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/7954157/Ofcom-data-shows-how-technology-changes-our-web-habits.html

CKurt said:

Pace said:

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They will, it is just not possible right now because it would demand changes to the windows live login screen, that would also be propegated to the current site.

 

Somewhere in this thread there is a URL to the place on the new site where you can login via the classic login.

Thank you  

Will you be providing the classic users login to v4 please? 

If so, that's about 75% of UK Households that simply wont have the room to be able to use it. 

Windows 7, Windows Server, Office 2010 I can go on... 

Authentication mode = “windows” in the web.config….

Why isn’t the default credential passing the current user to the exchange webservice (EWS)?

    Dim esb As New mailserver.ExchangeServiceBinding()
    'Provide the NetworkCredential
    esb.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials


    'Provide the URL
    esb.Url = "https://server.domain.local/EWS/exchange.asmx"

It returns no mailbox found when I try and add a calendar item.I’m pretty sure it’s not passing the credentials.

"When making a request as an account that does not have a mailbox, you must specify the mailbox primary SMTP address for any distinguished folder Ids."

Yet when I hard code my credentials in, it works fine.

Any ideas? 

Dr Herbie said:

lensman said:

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I do what I do because I need to pay the mortgage and feed my family.  If I didn't need to worry about money, I would only write code I was proud of.

 

Herbie

 

+1 Needs must when the devil rides.

"This is a product of the culture Apple has cultivated and the fans have bought into. Only Apple can get away with releasing a phone that doesn't make phone calls because they know whatever they release, 600k people will buy it sight unseen. Then when problems start rolling in, Apple knows they can blame the user and they will take it in stride.

For all you people who spent all day refreshing the Apple store webpage trying to get a preorder through, or stood in line for 3 days to be the first kid on your block to have the shiniest new toy: this is your fault. 

Now it's your responsibility to set it right by voting with your wallet. Return your iPhone and don't buy a new one until this is met with a response other than "Hold it differently"

Yet the iSheeps will still buy it.

The way it links things together is just seamless, my personal and corporate emails, calendars and contacts for example. To tout an Apple saying, it just works. Free Navigation which is fantastic and there are some great launchers out at the moment which really let you customize it to a way which suits you. This is what wins me over the iPhone. Well that plus the notification bar which is awesome. No matter where you are in the phone if you get a mail or message, you can deal with it. With the iPhone, you can re-arrange your icons, but thats pretty much all you can do (with regards to laying your phone out how you want). I wish I could post some screens / a video of how clean I have it running as im sure you would be impressed. Simple calendar on the right screen, 4 of my fav handy icons on the left screen, simple clock and controls on the centre (wifi, bt, sync, brightness) on / off etc. Then on the bottom I have icons for calls, people, App tray, messages, camera (which is surprisingly good actually) and this tray I can scroll left and right independantly of the home screen, so I can easily get at facebook, twitter, emails, time dock, music etc without shifting the top. That might sound messy but its really clean. Im not a lover of loads of widgets on the go personally unlike my friends but tbh I have it configured for speed and ease of use as apposed to eyecandy and striking. I just like to have it that way. Im running LauncherPro and its much, much smoother than Sense or any other launcher ive seen. It has that elasticy snappy feel to it much like the iPhone plus I can now run my home screen landscape.

The Desire totally puts to shame my old Magic but its processor is twice as fast and it has twice the RAM so I guess at the time, that's what the magic was missing. They are getting smooth now.

The other part I like is they OTA updates to you. Im expecting Froyo (2.2) any day really and now they are talking about Gingerbread (3.0?) Which they are hoping to revamp the way you use the UI as Froyo is super fast on all the benchmarks and side by side on like for like demo's I have seen. 

Sure im a fan boy, i've been converted. I can hold my hands up and say that. It just does too many things (for me) that I find productive and enjoy.  I've also inadvertently converted many others and all of whom are happy. 

All this said I would just definitely recommend you at least check one out. Go get a HTC Desire running in your hand in a shop and play with it for a little while. 

Sure it has some shortfalls, battery isnt best, screen isnt HD like the new iPhone but it has no more than any other device out there at the moment. Its TCO is a damsight less than the iPhone and its growing at an amazing rate so yeah... good times ahead for me  

I used to be a Windows Mobile fan boy back in the day but it just seemed to loose steam at one point so I went Symbian... Lost it, so  I wanted an iPhone but after trying Android just fell in love with it. I can honestly say this though, ive never seen something grow / move so damned fast in the mobile realm. 

Best of luck with your decision!  

Im pretty sure I have clicked something somewhere and I thought id check here first before I go trawling posts and fixes as you guys are pretty clued up! 

Ok so I run my asp.net projects in IE8 and I usually hit F12 to get the developer tools, hit the scripts tab and choose "Start Debugging"... 

Now I get "internet explorer unable to attach the process another debugger might be attached..." 

Any ideas what I could have done? 

Ta,

Pacey

W3bbo said:

rhm said:

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You're missing out. I find the built-in diagramming tools essential. They make it easy to visualise a database's design because they're built from the actual schema, relations, and constraints and so are always in-sync.

+1 I find this also. 

I'll fess up, I diddn't used to until I saw it being put to good use by someone else though...

I have come to accept C9 has its good days and its bad days. But I love the place all the same... 

rhm said:

Would be a more interesting article if they posted a screenshot of the app in question.

 

Harlequin said:

Don't think you're going to find many VSS users anymore, we're probably all on Team Foundation Server. VSS is just a horrible nightmare.

Thanks mate. 

So in me saying "im certain we aren't doing something right..." 

Maybe do some research into another product then  

No worries.

Thanks again  

I'm certain we aren't doing something right and looking for ideas on how to better handle this. 

Thanks,

Pacey