Client is attempting to modify Delegate Permissions for an Outlook resource and are returned the error:

The Delegates settings were not saved correctly. Unable to activate send-on-behalf-of list. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object.

or

The Delegates settings were not saved correctly. Cannot activate send-on-behalf-of list. You do not have sufficient permission to perform this operation on this object.

Cause:

Client may not have or lost “Write” permissions to the resource.

Solution:

1. Search for the resource within the Active Directory, open the tab titled “Security”.
2. Scroll down to the user or group that is attempting to modify Delegates.
3. Verify the user or group has “Write” permissions set to “Allow”.

Note: Depending on location and replication period, this may take up to an hour to be effective.

Client is unable to launch Outlook; returns the error: “Cannot start Microsoft Outlook. Cannot open the Outlook window” and then closes.

Cause:

A corrupt profilename.xml file may be causing the conflict.

Solution:

1. Close any open instances of outlook.exe via task manager.
2. Open the Start > Run.
3. Type in “outlook.exe /resetnavpane” (no quotes), then press enter.

Note: “/resetnavpane” – Clears and regenerates the Navigation Pane for the current profile. Removes all Shortcuts and Favorite Folders. Has the same effect as deleting profilename.xml in your user directory.

Client is attempting to launch an Microsoft Office application and are returned the error: “Microsoft Office xxxx has not been installed for the current user. Please run setup to install the application”

Cause:

Corruption of the Opa12.dat or the MSO.DLL file.

Solution:

Navigate to: C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\OFFICE\DATA; verify that the “Everyone” group has full access to the Opa12.dat file. If the permissions are correct delete the file and restart the Office product. A repair of the Office suite may also be neccessary.

or,

Navigate to: C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OFFICE12; look for the file titled MSO.DLL. Delete the MSO.DLL file and then perform a repair of the Office Suite installation.

• Start Registry Editor (Regedt32.exe)
• Locate and click the following key in the registry:
  • HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Exchange\Client\Options
• On the Edit menu, click Add Value, and then add the following registry value:
  • Value name: DumpsterAlwaysOn
  • Data type: DWORD
  • Value data: 1
• Quit Registry Editor

You can use an administrator’s computer or a user’s computer to make this change to the registry. After you change the registry, start Outlook, and then click Deleted Item Recovery on the Tools menu. A list of items that have been hard deleted during the retention time set on the server is displayed.

If you are an administrator, you can set this functionality for all user workstations. To do so, use your computer to change the registry for all user workstations, and then open the affected user’s mailbox as an additional mailbox. You can then recover deleted items from the user’s mailbox mail folders.

Why are sales professionals still rewarded with the biggest pay packets? Are sales professionals better qualified
download larger image or smarter than IT professionals? No, there’s no such thing as a sales degree. Do they work longer or harder? Of course not. So why then is IT not the best paid profession?

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Update: 09/20/07
I am no longer using the Hoofei Theme on this site; for those that still looking to get a copy of the Hoofie Theme I have left the download link live.

You will find that this helps keep your blog clean and uniform.

It seems to be a simple feature, and may come in handy in some cases; but I would not use it for critical information.

Based on the Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Terminal Services was first introduced in Windows NT 4.0 (Terminal Server Edition). The products Windows 2000 Server, Windows 2000 Advanced Server, Windows 2000 Datacenter Server and Windows Server 2003 have introduced several improvements and new features. Microsoft used Terminal Services in Windows XP for the Remote Assistance feature. Windows XP (Professional Edition only) includes a single-user Terminal License using the Remote Desktop feature.
Remote Desktop Connection for Windows

Microsoft provides the client software Remote Desktop Connection (formerly called Terminal Services Client), available for most 32-bit versions of their Windows operating systems and Apple’s Mac OS X, that allows a user to connect to a server running Terminal Services. Third-party developers have created client software for other platforms, including the open source rdesktop client for common Unix platforms. There are also much older computer terminal systems that were in use well before Terminal Services. Terminal Services is just one of the many ways in which clients can access a central server’s resources.

Source: Wiki