ever needed to print a tree structure of a folder location, only to realise that you cannot see it all because the tree command doesnt have enough buffer space.
Well just tell tree to output the tree to a file like this
open a command prompt, then paste
tree c:\users /a > “%temp%\t1.txt” & start notepad “%temp%\t1.txt”
change accordingly
If you recieve this error when you try to open your Microsoft Outloo client
cannot start microsoft outlook cannot open the outlook window
open a run command “Start > Run” and type this
outlook.exe /resetnavpane
Should fix most errors
Failing that try these references for outlook switches
http://www.petri.co.il/outlook_2003_command_line_switches.htm
http://www.techgalaxy.net/Docs/Exchange/OL2003_switches.htm
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/command-line-switches-for-microsoft-office-outlook-2007-HP001218589.aspx
My backup email error handler noted a few errors in the windows event viewer, the specific error was
The EXECUTE permission was denied on the object ‘sp_send_dbmail’, database ‘msdb’, schema ‘dbo’.
If you have receieved this, then you need to add the user to the database by going to properties of the user and editing the “mapping” ensuring that said user is ticked next to the db “msdb”
Then run the follwing trasact against he msdb daabase replacing the word user here with the user you need to apply this to.
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Grant EXEC on sp_send_dbmail to user |
Your are wondering why you cant add offline files to your seach index
When you look at your indexed locations and hover over your offline file locations you see the tooltip
indexing of offline files has been dsabled by your systems dministrator
or words to that effect
This implies that there is a policy restricting indexing of offline files being applied either locally or from the Domain Controller the computer is registered to (if at all).
Get your admin to check the group policies applied locally and from the DC, paying particular interest in the location
Computer Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Components/Windows Search
Ensure “Disable indexing of offline files cache” is not configured.
Another problem i encountered was, offline folder changes were not working, MS Excel and Word was hanging when trying to save to an offline location, yet notepad could happily save a txt doc to the location.
As it turns out, its an NT authentication issue, if you are able, set the security on the root folder of the offline folder so that Domain Users have full control, cascade these permissions to all child objects and then try your tests with excel word and folder changes. This worked for me.
Add a non-indexed UNC as a library
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1. Create a folder on your hard drive for shares. i.e. c:\share
2. Create another folder in the above share. i.e. c:\share\music
2. Link the Library to this folder.
3. Delete the folder.
4. Use the mklink in an elevated command prompt to make a symbolic link. Name the link the same as the folder you created above.
i.e – mklink /d c:\share\music \\server\music
5. Done. Now you have non-indexed UNC path as a library.
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