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You might think that in this case we could just leave well enough alone? hey, if the benchmarks are meeting their performance goals then there?s no need to worry, right?? but good performance engineering doesn?t work that way.
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Of all my blog posts, the one that generates the most reliable stream of comments is? User comments about offline files?. All my other blog topics get mild interest, but what people really, REALLY want to know is how to get offline files working again when it stops.
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So I've moved over to the Performance Engineering team in Microsoft's Developer Division. Within the division, the Performance Engineering team makes sure that when we ship a new release of Visual Studio, it will perform well in the hands of our customers.
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Ironically I'm almost the last to blog it, but the SCCP team is really happy to announce the release of System Center Capacity Planner 2007. You can get it now, it's totally free, and it'll help you size deployments for Exchange Server 2007. But wait!
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It's common to use "funny characters" (i.e., non-alphabetic symbols) in Outlook folder names, so that the folders sort in a specific order:!!Super Important!Important All A's Basically B's... But how can you be sure that "!Important" will come before "@Home"?
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SCCP 2007 provides sizing, architectural guidance and best practices for customers to plan their deployments of Operations Manager 2007 and Exchange 2007. This is a follow-on release to SCCP 2006, which provided similar guidance for MOM 2005 and Exchange 2003.
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We just can't do it. Well, I've had a note to blog about the solution (set a maximum size for the bin, then use TweakUI to remove the temptation from your sight, and let it empty itself behind the scenes) for literally years. The problem is, I can't for the life of me find that web page.
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I've just finished switching my portable life over to a new Toshiba M400 Tablet PC. Gig of memory, Centrino Core Duo, life is good. I give descriptions where I think I know what a particular startup process does, otherwise I just quote the description field.
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I've just finished switching my portable life over to a new Toshiba M400 Tablet PC.
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