Archive › February, 2009

Outlook 2007 Efficiency Tips

Outlook 2007 interface is very different from older versions, and it looks intimidating for both novice and advanced users.  The biggest thing to remember is that all the same features from 2003 and previous versions are still there… they’re just hidden.  Not sure why Microsoft made the 2007 version so drastically different from the previous version, but unless the user is [...]

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Honda Classic Tickets up for Grabs

One of the benefits of being a client of Steinhoff Consulting (DedicatedIT) is that we occasionally do more for you than just provide IT services. Earlier this week, we handed out nearly 12 tickets to our clients for the Honda Classic. I just had another bunch dropped on my desk. I have tickets for each of the following days: [...]

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AntiVirus 2009 – Beware Of The Scare

AntiVirus 2009 Virus Getting Harder to Clean I’ve just completed the cleanup of another client’s computer that was attacked by one of the latest insidious Trojan/Scareware versions of AntiVirus 2009. This is the fourth client who has had this attack in the last few weeks. Each of these users is a remote user on a home PC, [...]

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XenDesktop – Desktop Delivery at its Best

Because we are a Citrix partner, we get to sit in on pre-release conference calls for all of the latest technology coming out. Today’s conference call was about the new release of Citrix’s VDI solution: XenDesktop 3 with HDX. You could tell that the gentleman hosting the seminar was really excited about this release just [...]

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ThinPrint and RDP on Windows Server 2008

You must keep the RDP connection named RDP-TCP in order for ThinPrint to work on Windows Server 2008.

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The Remote Office – Eating Our Own Dog Food

In December of 2008, I announced that our company would be moving out of our grade A office space in Palm Beach Gardens, and into remote home offices. Over the next few months, or as long as I can keep it interesting, I’ll write about the ups and downs and the unexpected changes to our business because of the move.

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