Category Archives: 3Sharp

Leaving 3Sharp

3Sharp has been a fantastic place to work; for the last six and half years, my co-workers and I have walked the road together. One of the realities of growth, though, is that you often reach the fork in the … Continue reading

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OneNote 2010 Keeps Your Brains In Your Head

Some months back, those of you who follow me on Twitter (@devinganger) may have a noticed a series of teaser Tweets about a project I was working on that involved zombies. Yes, that’s right, zombies. The RAHR-BRAINS-RAHR shambling undead kind, … Continue reading

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Why Aren’t My Exchange Certificates Validating?

Updated 10/13: Updated the link to the blog article on configuring Squid for Exchange per the request of the author Owen Campbell. Thank you, Owen, for letting me know the location had changed! By now you should be aware that … Continue reading

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Some Thoughts on FBA (part 2)

As promised, here’s part 2 of my FBA discussion, in which we’ll talk about the interaction of ISA’s forms-based authentication (FBA) feature with Exchange 2010. (See part 1 here.) Offloading FBA to ISA As I discussed in part 1, ISA … Continue reading

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Stolen Thunder: Outlook for the Mac

I was going to write up a quick post about the release of Entourage for EWS (allowing it to work in native Exchange 2007, and, more importantly, Exchange 2010 environments) and the announcement that Office 2010 for the Mac would … Continue reading

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EAS: King of Sync?

Seven months or so ago, IBM surprised a bunch of people by announcing that they were licensing Microsoft’s Exchange ActiveSync protocol (EAS) for use with a future version of Lotus Notes. I’m sure there were a few folks who saw … Continue reading

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Comparing PowerShell Switch Parameters with Boolean Parameters

If you’ve ever take a look at the help output (or TechNet documentation) for PowerShell cmdlets, you see that they list several pieces of information about each of the various parameters the cmdlet can use: The parameter name Whether it … Continue reading

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