Recent content by bobbyl

The problem is probably related to your router doing NAT translations and acting as a firewall. You will probably have to configure your router to forward h.323 packages to your PCs behind it.

Nero burner is my tool of choice for this. Check it out.

Make sure that you have offline folders eabled. Search help if you don't know ow to do it.

Dawn, Ekstensz was right. When you create a profiles on a workstation, each user has his own individual mailbox including calendar, contacts, inbox, tasks, etc. As he indicated, when each user logs in he is prompted for the profile to use. What's more, only the user who is assigned to the...

Search Microsoft MSDN's site for RTC (Real Time Chat) components. You should find SDKs to help you along the way. The examples are mostly done in C or C++.

There are several possibilities: one of the files needed for video transmission on his computer is corrupted OR there is a firewall in place that is blocking the signals. In the former instance, I would suggest removing MSN Messenger then reinstalling it (you might find help in doing this at...

One simply solution for video conferencing would be to use Netmeeting. Netmeeting is included with all of Microsoft OSes. You can also use MSN Messenger in XP to do video conferencing. Microsoft all puts out a conferencing server that integrates Netmeeting.

Does anyone know how to programatically integrate live video into a webpage. I would prefer to use Netmeeting, but any method to do so would be fine. Thanks for your help in advanced.

It appears that you can use a command or batch file to to copy the file from one area to the others. If you are using Windows, you can also use the schedule to execute the file at a given time. If you give more details, I could probably give you a generic script to help.

Is possible that the .pst file had a password attached to it? The other problem that I can think of would be that you have associated the .pst as the default data file for MS Outlook and the username and password doesn't match as when it was originally created. BTW, are you using MS Exchange...