Print using your iPad
Well, everybody seems to be asking why the iPad can’t print files, yet.If you are looking for iPad printing solutions, you might have come across funny approaches like this one, but this article is about a serious solution.
Well, everybody seems to be asking why the iPad can’t print files, yet.If you are looking for iPad printing solutions, you might have come across funny approaches like this one, but this article is about a serious solution.
I know that this isn't completely tested to see if it is a consistent behavior, but I ran into an issue after upgrading a Leopard server to Snow. The server was running mail services utilizing both the standard spool location and an alternate mail store.
I have to set up the IT infrastructure for a company that has 4 different offices. Two of the sites have Apple based clients and the other two have windows based clients. All of the servers are Xserves.
Leopard server brings us a new interface for managing amavis in Server Admin. But, using some of the options of Server Admin's GUI doesn't modify correctly /etc/amavisd.conf and brings some weird issues
Leopard Server has all of the pieces installed for sieve filters for server-side mail filtering, but if you want to use the SquirrelMail filter interface to allow users to add filters, then you have to do a little work.
The MacEnterprise.org group will be presenting a Webcast on the Zimbra Collaboration Suite on Tuesday, September 18th at 1:00pm EDT (10:00am PDT).
Script to configure client mail settings So I thought I would post this before I grow too old and forget about it. I have been working on a command line based configuration script for Mail.app, it does some fancy things like create Mail bundles and Package installers for deployment,it still has a couple of bugs so use it wisely.
One of the big features of Tiger Server's mail server was the addition of spam filtering. It was a bit bumpy in the beginning, but once you fix the bayesian filtering things work quite nicely. A question that always gets asked is, "How much spam am I blocking?
Part 3 of the series where we focus on DNS and mail. You can find Part 1 and Part 2 of this series which were published eariler.
The next MacEnterprise.org webcast, Entourage and Exchange: An overview of cross-platform collaboration with Entourage’s Exchange connectivity, will take place on Tuesday, June 20th 2006. Join Andy Ruff, Program Manager for Entourage of the Macintosh Business Unit at Microsoft.