@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller That will work.

I've known jobs in the $300K range that require Brainbench certs to qualify. Normally they will pay for you to take them if that is the case. But you are that much better if you already have them.

The email/calendar was started on our own web server since 2003 and until about a year ago when I moved to Office 365. Before the move, that calendar/email had tracking enabled. And this calendar was somehow duplicated when I started O365 and was unchecked in calendars. All weird stuff if you ask me! I did just deleted all of them. According to the read receipts I checked out, they were my cryptic appointments.

@Nic said:

http://www.reddit.com/r/basicincome - what are all the people who no longer have the skills or intelligence to do a job gonna do?

Move to Flint. That's where America has always stored those people.

@Joyfano Hahaha Indeed. That's why I'm excited about this..

Good replies on here. This should help others out.

And sharks.

Thanks you all for your responses 🙂

I'll definitely be configuring the Configuration Backup as suggested.

@alexntg said:

I replied to your other post earlier this morning:
http://community.spiceworks.com/topic/post/3353674

@alexntg I saw that. 🙂 Double thanks to you 😛 I posted in two places for a wider catchment of opinions... and I'm a bit impatient sometimes.

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And, not surprising, someone on Spiceworks today already wanted to try this.

@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller I would have thought that MS actually had normal people to tell them if the user experience is good, not just those who drink the koolaid.

It was still the Balmer era when that was designed.

Agreed, staff buy in is definitely one of the hardest things of any project.

@technobabble said:

@scottalanmiller said:

@technobabble Working now.

Ah..the ole wait longer trick?

Second only to "turn it off and back on."

Checking now, seems to be fine. Maybe it was fixed last night? Maybe it was just you 😉

@scottalanmiller said:

I've not found one that I like. Definitely a week point. I like both the default and the OWA apps on iOS. I've used Good Mail and like the security but dislike the app.

Good Mail is a pain to use. Especially if you get any large volume of email.

If you've turned off the 2003 server already, you should remove WINS from DHCP now. You could be causing yourself more issues by having it, than you will by removing it, again assuming the 2003 server is already off.