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whitepaper Microsoft Office System Webcast: Tips and Tricks for Office 2008 for Mac: Incredible Documents Made Simple (Level 200)2008-06-24 Microsoft
  Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac offers a wide range of new features and formatting tools for creating great documents, presentations, and workbooks more easily than one might imagine. Create own brand identity using the new Office Themes functionality, make Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2008 for Mac presentations pop with extraordinary graphics and charting tools, or explore a new world of document capabilities using the publishing layout view in Microsoft Office Word 2008 for Mac. From the documents one use every day to the documents one may never have thought that he or she could create. This webcast gives tips and tricks for truly beautiful documents made simple with Office 2008 for Mac.

Tags: Word Processing, Spreadsheets		   
whitepaper Microsoft Office System Webcast: Compatibility Tips for Office 2008 for Mac and the 2007 Office Release for Windows (Level 200)2008-06-19 Microsoft
  Those who are using 2007 Microsoft Office system, must have already know about the many incredible features and formatting capabilities that are new in this release. If one also use Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac or collaborate with others who do, he or she may be happy to learn that both versions use the new Open XML file formats and share much of the same functionality. But, can one use all of the functionality available in either version when he or she needs to work across both? This webcast talks about key similarities and differences between Office 2008 for Mac and the 2007 Office release and to get tips for ensuring that Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents work across both versions.

Tags: Word Processing, Spreadsheets		   
whitepaper Accessing Exchange 2007 From Your Apple Macintosh (Part 1)2007-10-17 TechGenix
  This paper examines the various options for accessing Exchange from Apple Mac OS X including a discussion of some of the pros and cons of each solution. It outlines the steps required to configure both the client and Exchange to allow access. The clients which are looked in detail in this paper are Mac Mail 2.1.1, Outlook Web Access in the Safari Browser, and Entourage 2004 with the latest patches.

Tags: Email, E-Mail Client		   
whitepaper Accessing Exchange 2007 From Your Apple Macintosh (Part 2)2007-10-16 TechGenix
  This paper show how to configure Entourage 2004 for Exchange access and will then concludes with a discussion of some of the pros and cons of each solution. I will assess each client based on the criteria such as basic email functionality, email message flagging, folder access other than inbox, public folder access and calendaring - inc. free/busy.

Tags: Email, E-Mail Client		   
whitepaper MessageLabs Intelligence: "Do you want spam with that spam?"2006-12-13 01:00:24 MessageLabs
  This report provides the latest threat trends for October 2006, to keep you informed regarding the ongoing fight against viruses, spam and other unwelcome content. October marks the beginning of the spam season this year in the run up to the holiday period, with MessageLabs seeing a sharp increase in levels this month, especially in the past few weeks. As predicted in the September/Q3 MessageLabs Intelligence report, spam is not going away. This increase is largely attributed to the huge rise in botnet activity over the past few weeks. There are two contributing factors compounding this issue...   
whitepaper Application Performance Management Survey Report2006-11-29 01:00:19 Compuware
  How do your application performance practices compare to your peers? Download this survey report to see how other organisations are approaching application performance. Compuware's Application Performance Assurance Solution : predictable performance every time • Identifies potential performance problems • Assures end-user performance expectations will be met • Avoids jeopardising the performance of production applications   
whitepaper All Aboard!: The New Intel-Based Mac Is Leaving the Station; Here's How to Switch Platforms2006-02-24 01:01:25
  One can expect Apple to release in the not-too-distant future a product line of smaller, faster, lighter computers with extended battery lives. Portable computing is the fastest growing segment of the mainstream market and Apple's latest move launches it to the head of the pack. Fortunately or unfortunately, that leaves software developers scrambling to keep up - not only with Apple's technology but with the increased product demand that will inevitably follow this move. This paper offers up some suggestions and strategic solutions to help you jump on board the Intel-Apple train and not get left behind on the platform.   
whitepaper Security Best Practices for Mac OS X v10.4: Sample Test2005-12-12 Apple Computer
  The Security Best Practices for Mac OS X v10.4 Exam (Prometric exam no. 9L0-612) is a computer-based test offered at Authorized Prometric Testing Centers. The exam is an elective specialization within the Apple Certified System Administrator (ACSA) certification track. This Sample Test presents ten test questions similar in style and content to those presented in the Security Best Practices for Mac OS X v10.4 Exam. Reviewing these questions can familiarize one with the type of questions posed in the certification exam. Questions on the official exam will vary in content and may be more or less difficult than these.

Tags: Best Practices		   
whitepaper Running Mac OS X Tiger: The Terminal and Shell2005-12-01 O'Reilly Media
  The Terminal application (/Applications/Utilities) is the portal to the internals of Mac OS X. The user can use - and become proficient with - the operating system without ever touching the Terminal. But if one truly wants to dig deep and learn how to unleash the full potential of the underlying Unix capabilities of the system, the command line is essential. And once the user knows how to use it, the Terminal becomes a tool so valuable that many power users keep it in their Dock or in the Finder's Sidebar for quick access.   
whitepaper Switching to the Mac Tiger Edition: Five Ways to Transfer Your Files2005-11-28 O'Reilly Media
  This paper describes the process of building a bridge from the PC to the Mac, so that one can bring all the files and settings into their new home. It also tells where to put all of them.. As it turns out, files can take one of several roads from the old PC to one's new Mac.   

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