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What's new and improved in SharePoint 2013 : Creating an eDiscovery Center |
SharePoint 2013 introduces a new type of site: the eDiscovery Center. An eDiscovery Center is a single site that you can use to organize your discovery and legal-hold activities. You must have at least one eDiscovery Center created to work with legal holds and discovery queries. You can track one or many cases, which represent individual legal or regulatory actions. |
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System Center Configuration Manager 2007 : Desired Configuration Management - Configurations |
Microsoft built DCM knowing that every IT environment is unique and that configuration standards and requirements in each IT environment are different. Thus, DCM gives you the tools to create configuration items and baselines from scratch according to your individual needs and wants. The built-in editor is straightforward and easy to use, allowing you to create simple to complex configuration items and anything in-between. |
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Microsoft Lync Server 2010 : Planning for Voice Deployment - Devices, Response Groups |
After planning the necessary infrastructure components in a Lync Server 2010 deployment, remember that end users in the environment invest some time planning what the experience will be for them. The devices deployed alongside the Lync Server 2010 infrastructure have a big impact on how the project is accepted and viewed by an organization. |
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Sharepoint 2013 : Expanding My Tasks settings |
After the tasks assigned to you are in one centralized location on your My Tasks page, you can adjust the view options to suit your needs. You might want to view only tasks that have been edited in the last year, or revise the Tasks default timeline range. |
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Sharepoint 2013 : Adding a thumbnail to a video |
The asset library has several new features when it comes to working with video files. In the past, you only had the ability to upload a file with an out-of-the-box configuration of SharePoint. |
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Exchange Server 2007 : Using OWA Mail Features (part 3) |
Configuring an email message as High Importance attaches a red exclamation mark (!) icon to the message that appears in the message list when the user receives the message. These choices don’t actually speed up the delivery of the message, but provide a visual clue as to the message importance. |
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Exchange Server 2007 : Using OWA Mail Features (part 2) |
Many users need to be able to attach files to their messages. This function is supported when sending messages via OWA. When you send attachments, an upload of the file or attachment is required and can be affected when doing so over a slow link. |
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Sharepoint 2013 : Create a Subsite |
You want to create a subsite under an existing site. For example, you want to create a site for a team, or a blog site for a certain person, or a wiki site for a specific topic. |
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SQL server 2008 R2 : Reverting to a Database Snapshot for Recovery |
If you have a database snapshot defined for a source database, you can use that snapshot to revert the source database to that snapshot’s point-in-time milestone. In other words, you consciously overlay a source database with the point-in-time representation of that database (which you got when you created a snapshot). |
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SQL server 2008 R2 : Setup and Breakdown of a Database Snapshot |
You might actually be surprised to find out how easily you can set up a database snapshot. This simplicity is partly due to the level at which database snapshots are created: at the database level and not at the table level. Setting up a database snapshot only entails running a CREATE DATABASE with the AS SNAPSHOT OF statement. |
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