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I use NAV for Exchange. I changed the setting to delete the file instead of converting into to text. There's been no need to keep the file or try to repair it. I also delete it without notifing the recepient or sender. I still receive a notification under my admin account to see how many where...

Thank you for responding. The file was originally created in MAC. He was able to open the file and save it as a fp5 file. This worked.

I have a filemaker file with extension *.db (I think it's MAC). I need to import the data to anything that can see it. When I convert in Filemaker 5.5, it doesn't convert all the data. I don't care if I import into Excel or Access. I just need to see the data. Any ideas?

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Whenever we receive an email that has a virus-ridden attachment, the attachment is quarantined, but the email still goes to the recepient. Is there a way to block it entirely? My users don't want to receive the email at all (not even a notification)

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I have a client who wants to setup a telnet/ssh connection to her home. She uses putty. Is it safe to use putty? Has anyone had any problems with it?

I'm about to install Backup Exec 9 on a Windows 2000 server that is also running NAV Server (8.0 corp ed). Has anyone heard of any problems with the two running on the same server?

My exchange server is running out of disk space. I've deleted old mailboxes, but the size does not change. I think I need to run a manul defrag. Has anyone done it lately who can tell me of anything I should be aware of? Can I run it eventhough I don't have much space left? Any other ideas?

It's my mail server that is also running as a primary domain controller, dns. Crazy as this sounds. I'm in the process of adding servers to spread the load. Anyway, it's a host(A) record. I think AD is causing it to reappear

One DC running Windows 2000 server (using Windows DNS)

I have an entry in the forward lookup that I've removed and than it comes back again after some time. Any ideas why???

We have a Compaq DL320 server that I'm trying to install Windows 2000 server. For some reason, it's not able to see the harddrive. BIOS can see it, but when it comes to the install, it fails. I thought I might need a third-party SCSI Adapter install, but the server didn't come with any disks...

I have two staff members that connect to a database that is located on another pc. When they start their computer, the connection works, but after some time it loses it. The only way to get it back is to restart their computer. Any ideas why this happens?

I have 80 per seat licenses. When I check the number of license is comes up with 0. How do I add the license I purchase to appear on the list?