This is a great video tutorial from microsoft that reviews how to retreive lost files in a few simple steps. This tutorial is geared towards Vista and reviews some of the exciting file retreival fearutres in Microsoft’s latest OS release.

 
Find your lost files in three minutes

There are a lot of differences between Outlook ‘03 and ‘07 especially if you are using Exchange 2007. We found a clip of Youtube that goes over the differences.

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Microsoft has launched windows server 2008. If you would like to see some of the features of the new server operating system in action, you can enjoy the video below.

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1. Windows Server Virtualization
   The Windows Server 2008 wave will include Windows Server Virtualization (WSv), a powerful, performant, virtualization technology with strong management and security features. Windows Server virtualization will help businesses reduce costs, increase agility and system availability for production server consolidation, disaster recovery, test and development, and, when coupled with System Center Virtual Machine Manager, the end-to-end management of dynamic datacenters.
2. A World-Class Web and Applications Platform
   Windows Server 2008 provides a secure, easy-to-manage platform for developing and reliably hosting applications and services that are delivered from the server or over the Web. New features include simplified management, increased security, and both performance and extensibility improvements which delivers a unified platform for Web publishing that integrates Internet Information Services 7.0 (IIS7), ASP.NET, Windows Communication Foundation, and Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services.

Email users sometimes find that they receive email messages with a strange file attached, called winmail.dat. When they attempt to open this file, either it can’t be opened at all, or it contains “garbage” data.

The situation causing this is that people are using several different email client programs to receive, read, and send email.  Unfortunately, Outlook does not “play nice” with the other email programs all the time. This causes problems, not for the sender of the email, but the recipient, particularly when actual files are attached to messages.