Office 2011 for Mac with it’s new Outlook
Posted by Mattias Jönsson
Entourage is out and a brand new fully functional Outlook client with Exchange support is introduced. This is both very exciting and important for all business users with exchange mail servers.
Office 2011 is being rewritten entirely in Cocoa and is expected to ship later this year.
Mac Mojo: The Office for Mac Team Blog
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Exchange 2010 recordings from Microsoft TechDays 2010
Posted by Mattias Jönsson
TechDays 2010: Exchange Information Protection & Control (including RBAC)
TechDays 2010: Exchange Performance/Scalability
TechDays 2010: Managing Exchange 2010
Features of Exchange 2010 SP1
Posted by Mattias Jönsson
Microsoft has just announced Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1! A beta of the feature-laden SP1 is headed your way come June 2010.
Mail.app, Exchange server – Inline attachments problem
Posted by Mattias Jönsson
When applying attachment in mail.app you are allowed to add your attachment anywhere in your body part. If you place it in between some text you end up with two attachment instead of one. One with your acctual attachment and one with the text below where you placed your attachment in the mail.
Here is a "solution" or should I say workaround at Apple support
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2928?viewlocale=en_US
Symptoms
If you send messages with attachments via a Mail account that uses a Microsoft Exchange server, recipients of the message may see the text of the message as garbled, or split into several attachments.
Solution
As a workaround: In Mail, choose Attachments > Always Insert Attachments at End of Message from the Edit menu.
Additional Information
Tips
- If you are sending only images as attachments, send the message as Rich Text--add some rich text formatting, such as bold or italicized text, or a bulleted list.
- Alternatively, make sure to insert your attachments at the end of your message, after the body of the message.