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Read More »Open Outlook and go to Calendar. Go to View and click on Change View and select Active. Now you select all items (Control + A) Copy all the selected items (Control + C) And now paste the items on the destination calendar (Control + V) That’s it!
Read More »If you want to create a Public Folder in Exchange 2003 you have to: Open the Exchange System Manager and go to: Administrative groups -> ‘Administrative group’ -> Folders -> Public folders. Right click on ‘Public Folders’ and select New -> Public Folder. Now give the public folder a name. When done you can press […]
Read More »In addition to older exchange versions it’s relatively easy to export an complete mailbox to a .pst file. Just open the Exchange management shell and type in: New-MailboxExportRequest -Mailbox ACCOUNTNAME -FilePath “\\localhost\c$\Export\filename.pst” The command will now get executed, go to the location you defined and check when the .pst stops growing in size. The export […]
Read More »When you use a default WordPress themen and you want to make some adjustments it’s not always the best solution to just go and make modifications to the style.css. For example, when you install an important update of the theme you use, your modifications will be lost. Create a child theme: Create a folder in […]
Read More »By default the function to publish your calendar to the internet is turned off / greyed out. To enable this function log in to the Exchange server and open the Exchange management shell. There are different options for this policy. For sharing only the free/busy data you have to type: New-SharingPolicy -Name “Calendar Sharing Policy” […]
Read More »There are numerous reasons on why you want to delete an Printer driver, and even more reasons why the driver won’t get removed (completely). You could get errors like: Failed to remove driver The specified printer driver is currently in use. Failed to remove package .inf. Driver package is in use. Failed to remove package […]
Read More »When on a Windows 2008 server you open command prompt and type: ipconfig /all you see there are 2 default gateways and that the first is 0.0.0.0. When you go over to IP settings you won’t see the 0.0.0.0 anywhere. To resolve this issue: run -> cmd typ: route delete 0.0.0.0 Now go back to […]
Read More »Can’t remove additional mailbox(es) from Outlook 2010 When you can’t delete it by the following procedure: 1. Right click the Mailbox you wish to remove (or your Mailbox). 2. Select DATA FILE PROPERTIES. 3. In the GENERAL tab, click ADVANCED. 4. ADVANCED 5. In the “Open these additional mailboxes” list, select the one you want […]
Read More »If you want to prevent windows from begin automatically arrange when moved to the edge of the screen you need can easily change this. Press the windows button and typ ‘snap’ choose ‘settings’ on click on ‘Turn of automatic window arrangement’. Then on the next screen you need to scroll down and select ‘Prevent windows […]
Read More »# Start -> Run -> type ‘diskpart’ without quotes # Once it’s loaded type: list disk This will display the current connected disks. # now type: select disk # (you need to replace # with the disk number you want to select). # type: clean # type: create partition primary # type select partition 1 […]
Read More »In FreeBSD there is a file named ‘resolv.conf’ where the dns servers are located. If you want to add an extra DNS server you have to edit this file. Log in with root. # ee /etc/resolv.conf You will probably see something like: domain yourdomain.local nameserver 192.168.1.1 To add an extra nameserver, all you have to […]
Read More »When you try to update your ports tree by running the command: # portsnap fetch update After some files you will get a error message: snapshot is corrupt This is probably due the fact that the portsnap fetch update command hasnt been executed for some time, and that it needs to get a lot of […]
Read More »To turn off track and trace methods for individual virtual hosts add the follwowing to the vhost config: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_METHOD} ^TRACE RewriteRule .* – [F] Dont’ forget to restart apache when you saved the vhost config file.
Read More »To extra secure your webserver you may want to create your own ErrorDocument for different errorcodes. For example errorcode 400. To test this go to your website /% example: http://www.iterrors.com/% (It seems my host isn’t 100% secure :)).
Read More »If you want to automatically save an attachment to a folder on your computer/server do the following: Open Outlook and open Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (Alt + F11). Expand the tree view on the left till you reach ThisOutlookSession, now right click on ThisOutlookSession and select insert -> module. You will now get a […]
Read More »You are looking at a random file, it’s size: 1986234KB. How much MB / GB or whatever is that? Here is a website to calculate different filesizes: http://egret.net/kb__mb.htm
Read More »Before you begin make sure you have a recent back-up of your wallet.dat file. Also make sure your FeatherCoin client is not running. Step 1: Download the latest FeatherCoin client from the website (http://www.feathercoin.com). Step 2: Extract the files to (for example) your desktop. Step 3: Open explorer and browse to your active FeatherCoin wallet […]
Read More »To test if your spamfilter is working correctly you can send a email containing this in the mail body: XJS*C4JDBQADN1.NSBN3*2IDNEN*GTUBE-STANDARD-ANTI-UBE-TEST-EMAIL*C.34X If your message gets ‘tagged’ by your spamfilter, you know that it is working properly.
Read More »When for instance a VSS backup fails you can make sure the ‘VSS Writer’ for VSS backup is running. # Open command and type: vssadmin list writers # Now if you see for instance “Microsoft Exchange Writer” Status [7]: Failed # Now if you reset the Exchange store service the writer should and will go […]
Read More »By default SQL maintains 7 ErrorLogfiles and rotates them, trowing away the oldest log and creates a new one. If logfiles grow big in size and ‘eat up’ all your HDD space you can force the logfile rotation. The default logfile names are: ErrorLog ErrorLog.1 ErrorLog.2 ErrorLog.3 ErrorLog.4 ErrorLog.5 ErrorLog.6 The normal logfile cycle goes […]
Read More »Raw filesystem When you plug in (for example) your external USB drive you get the error: Raw filesystem, or the pc doenst recognize it all. You do the following: Open commandprompt (start -> command -> rightmouse button ->run as administrator) typ in: chkdsk F: (example) /f # If your driveletter is E: do: chksdk E: […]
Read More »FeatherCoin – How to get started. To begin mining FeatherCoins (FTC) you need a few things like a FTC wallet, a computer to mine and some basic knowledge of how to even start mining. I’ll explain how to get started: Create a FTC wallet. First, you need to download the FeatherCoin-qt client. Windows: http://www.feathercoin.com/dl/FeatherCoin.zip Mac: http://www.feathercoin.com/dl/feathercoin-mac.zip Once […]
Read More »When you try to open an attachment which came in a email you get the message ‘This file is damaged’ you need to do the following: Open word / excel / powerpoint (whatever attachment you have) # Open WORD -> file -> options -> trust center -> settings -> Protected View -> uncheck the 3 […]
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