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June 02, 2003 >> Receive this email as text  >> About this email   In this Issue >> From the editor: Our new Product and Vendor Guide >> Featured Topic: E-mail storage strategies >> Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert: Scott Schnoll, Exchange Site exclusives: >> Microsoft licensing changes to offer more freebies, support >> Active Directory goes mainstream >> Old attitudes die hard when it comes to Microsoft Tip of the Week: Delegate and celebrate >> Site Highlights: New white paper: Integrating fax with Exchange Answers to 64-bit questions: New Best Web Links Webcast: Customizing Office for your enterprise  From the Editor: by April Livermore, Site Manager I'd like to announce a new feature on our site -- the SearchWin2000.com Product and Vendor Guide. This guide covers a wide range of areas for you to research including enterprise application integration, security solutions, systems management and much more. It allows you to conduct research in one convenient location and is searchable by company name, relevant topic or keyword. The Product and Vendor Guide also allows you to submit information to a particular vendor without the hassle of accessing multiple sites. It's all right there at your fingertips. --April  Featured Topic: E-mail storage strategies by Christine Polewarczyk, Associate Editor E-mail is taking up a lot of your server space these days, isn't it? This featured topic offers tips and advice to help you deal with this common and growing data storage issue. Read more about this topic  Expert Technical Advice: Featured Expert Scott Schnoll, Product Support Manager, TNT Software Category: Exchange Keep your fingers on the pulse of Exchange 5.5, Exchange 2000 and next-generation mail issues with the help of resident Exchange guru Scott Schnoll. View all Scott's answers. Site Exclusives >> Microsoft licensing changes to offer more freebies, support Still feeling burned by Licensing 6.0? Microsoft hopes some changes, including more freebies on the desktop and more support on the server, will salve your wounds. >> Active Directory goes mainstream AD -- two letters that used to be a four-letter word among Windows administrators-- isn't quite the curse it used to be. Active Directory finally seems to be going mainstream. >> Old attitudes die hard when it comes to Microsoft Microsoft is still fighting an old enemy -- its own reputation. Customers still grouse about Redmond's monopolistic ways and pressure tactics, and they're glad Linux has at least brought some competition into the mix. Tip of the Week: One solid benefit of Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 Active Directory domains over all previous Windows network directory services is the ability to delegate administrative authority over individual object attributes. No longer must you grant a user administrative group membership to grant them single-purpose administrative-level capabilities. That means that a small department head, for example, can administer the PCs in his department (an engineering group, perhaps) without having admin privileges, and without getting access to PCs in other departments. >> Delegate and celebrate  Site Highlights New white paper This white paper provides an overview of the Exchange Fax Gateway, outlines fax server and client functionalities and more. Integrating fax with Exchange Answers to 64-bit questions Learn what your hardware options are, find the latest news about high performance computing and more. New Best Web Links Webcast Customizing Office for your enterprise Join us and learn how to customize Office XP for your deployment. In this webcast, Jerry Honeycutt shows you how to build fully customized administrative installations that you can deploy via SMS, Active Directory, disk imaging and more. 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