Ever had to move an SSL to a new server? Well I have and, I can never remember the steps. I end up spending and hour or so just looking it up on the web so I can accomplish this 5 minute task. It's pathetic really. But, once you get them installed moving them is not something that you do everyday. So, I've decided to use my site to hold these directions for the next time I SPAZZ out. Maybe they will be of some use to someone else? Step 1: Create a Microsoft Management Console (MMC) … [Read more...]
Mail Server Software Update
Just an update here... I've looked at a few new mail server programs and have decided to give MailEnable Professional a try.. I am looking at it and SmarterMail Both Programs look Great! MailEnable does seem to require less system resources.. But other than that they seem to compare really closely. Except in Price.. But, I can deal with that if I have to. I'm trying MailEnable Professional because they offer a 90 day try before you buy. So I'm doing just that. I've migrated … [Read more...]
Mail Server Software
I'm in the market for some new e-mail server software... Anyone out there have any suggestions. I'm currently using Capesoft E-mail server, which is great... Really in-expensive. It includes unlimited domains/users and is really easy to set-up. But lacks some other functions, Webmail for instance. I wrote a little Coldfusion webmail application but it is very basic.. Only letting the user read/reply/compose mail. I'm looking for something with a good webmail interface, … [Read more...]
Vista Keyboard Shortcuts
I was doing some poking around on my keyboard to see what shortcuts where still working in Windows Vista. Thankfully all the ones I was used to were still there.. But, there had to be more? Newer... Groovier?? Well, here is a list of all the Windows Vista keyboard shortcuts. I don't know how Groovy these are... But they will be useful. EASE OF ACCESS Press Right SHIFT for eight seconds ---->Turns Filter Keys on and off Press Left ALT+left SHIFT+PRINT SCREEN (or PRTSCRN) ---->Turns High … [Read more...]
MS Office Alternative!
I had a customer ask the other day if there was a "way" to get Microsoft Office without actually paying for it. Well, while there are "ways", none of them are legal nor are things I am willing to do. They only really asked about this because of the extremely high price of the new version. So, I decided to give a try to open office. If you are looking for a good, low-cost (no-cost), replacement for Microsoft Office.. Well, I suggest you give OpenOffice.org a try. So far I have found it simply … [Read more...]
Outlook PST files
I've had to deal with outlook "PST" files lately and thought I'd post some general info about them. For those of you who use Microsoft Outlook you might want to know where your data is actually saved. Outlook saves all of your data in a file called "Outlook.pst". The "pst" extension stands for "Personal STore" and this is a fairly complex database that contains all of your: Mail, contacts, calendar information, notes, and anything you save within outlook. Should you ever need to transfer you … [Read more...]