Recent content by esandrs

Yeah, this is the only way we can think to do it internally - which is why we currently don't allow people to have two aliases. It looks like it may just be "not supported". _________________________ 247admin (MIS) Jun 14, 2002 I don't know if this is the best way, but couldn't you...

I have a couple of Word documents sent to a user from Taiwan. The email comes through legible (English), noted as being "Chinese Traditional (Big5)" in the title bar when the email is opened. I have tried to open the attached Word docs on a system with all the languages installed...

Thanks Chaupa, but either I don't understand your response or it doesn't help me. I want one account that I can, from an Outlook client on the Exchange server, type "Jim Lastname" or "James Lastname" and have both be resolved and go to the same person. It appears that I can...

This is an idea I read from someone else that didn't sound all bad... Type the text you use for the form letters into a Signature file. Then just open up a new email and Insert -> Signature. Hope that helps! Eric Sanders -Just some guy on a board.

We have a number of people on our Exchange 2k system who would like to have two aliases - both Jim and James [LastName] for example. I know I can create two SMTP addresses for mail coming in from the outside to route to the one user's mailbox, but can I also somehow tell Exchange to accept both...

Whoops - I forgot to mention that I've searched Adobe's site and found nothing applicable. Now you can prove me an incompetent searcher by pointing me to an Adobe link! I won't mind, I'll just love to see the answer. Eric Sanders

I have a similar problem to a previous post with damaged PDF files. Here's the details: -PDF files are from one source via email (containing job opening listings) and are sent to a large group of people. It appears we are the only recepients not able to view the PDF. -Sender and recepient...

Here's a tool someone else pointed me to... If you're now using Windows with IE 3 or Netscape 3 or newer, Belarc ( http://www.belarc.com/Download.html ) has a free plugin that will audit your system. Besides hardware, it will also give a complete list of software installed.