PowerShell is certainly one of the next big things that Microsoft are putting out there. We’ve been told that things like the Exchange System Manager are built AFTER the PowerShell commands are written. Indeed using Exchange 2010 as an example, there are some things that have no GUI equivalent and you are forced to run PowerShell instead. The noise around … [Read more...]
Archives for July 2011
Toshiba R600 vs Porsche 911 Carrera… Toshiba lost.
No – this is not a test to see how fast a Toshiba can reboot vs a Porsche 911, but a story from Jeff Wilson from VelocIT Business Systems and a member of the SMB IT Professionals organisation in Australia. Jeff tells the story of an urgent call he had from a customer over a weekend where the customer needed him to look at something urgently – ie before Monday. Being … [Read more...]
SafeSync–Unable to open files on iPad
I’m using SafeSync to access my company files while I’m on the go and sync them back to my office desktop computer. It’s working pretty well for me for the most part. For some reason, in the last few days, I’ve been getting “Unable to open file – File format not supported” whenever I attempt to open a file. I did some digging but it appears that I’m the only one so … [Read more...]
Man on a mission…
Ok – so over the next three weeks, you might find my postings on the site to be a little light on. You see – I’m going to be spending this week at Microsoft in Redmond playing with some great cool, upcoming Microsoft products that I can’t talk about. I’m sure you could guess at what they might be, but I cannot confirm anything due to the heavy NDA. The following … [Read more...]
Office 365 Bootcamp Announced
Robert Crane – famed Aussie Sharepoint Guru and President of the SMB IT Professionals – Sydney group has launched his Office 365 Bootcamp series. The first event is on 17th August in Sydney, and he is looking to also produce this as a number of webcasts to those that wish to partake in it. Details on it are on Roberts website here Without a doubt, Robert has been … [Read more...]