[Ed Hansberry]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;821376

"This Support WebCast session will discuss the transport and mobility features and enhancements in Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. The topics that will be covered include improved link state routing, enhanced message tracking, RBL connection filtering, and built-in remote synchronization support for Windows-powered mobile devices. "

This webcast was July 1 but if you are planning on deploying Exchange 2003 to support mobile devices or just want to see how MS has integrated and ehanced the product formerly known as Mobile Information Server into Exchange, you should take a look at this. It is just over one hour in length.

[Ed Hansberry]

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;821376

"This Support WebCast session will discuss the transport and mobility features and enhancements in Microsoft Exchange Server 2003. The topics that will be covered include improved link state routing, enhanced message tracking, RBL connection filtering, and built-in remote synchronization support for Windows-powered mobile devices. "

This webcast was July 1 but if you are planning on deploying Exchange 2003 to support mobile devices or just want to see how MS has integrated and ehanced the product formerly known as Mobile Information Server into Exchange, you should take a look at this. It is just over one hour in length.

[g0097]

I was trying to view this presentation using my 2215 but it said that I require a plugin. I remember that there use to be a plugin that allowed you to view streaming media withing Pocket Internet Explorer but when I tried it out it did not work for me. Does anyone know if Microsoft has any plan to update that software or if there is any way to get streaming media to play in Pocket Internet Explorer?

[Ed Hansberry]

No. This installs custom controls to view it. It isn't a simple WMV file. There is a powerpoint and audio stream.

[ctmagnus]

Anyone else having problems printing the ppt file to RepliGo? I only get six blank pages.

[Ed Hansberry]

Originally Posted by ctmagnus

Anyone else having problems printing the ppt file to RepliGo? I only get six blank pages.

Works fine here. Office XP Pro with SP2.

[Jeff Rutledge]

I just tried it as well. Worked fine for me (XP with SP1).

Maybe try downloading it again???

[ctmagnus]

Using Office XP (PowerPoint not installed but using PowerPoint Viewer) on Win2000 SP4. Just deleted the original files and redownloaded. Double-clicked the file to extract this time, instead of right-click -> WinRAR -> Extract Here. Can view it on the desktop fine (who the he77 wants to do that?!?), but won't print to RepliGo.

:confused totally:

[dcho99]

RepliGo support here. Please email us at support@cerience.com and we'll try to figure out what is going on with your conversion of this file. I was able to convert it fine and I'll be happy to send you a copy of the RepliGo file.

Thanks,
Dave C
RepliGo Support
www.cerience.com