The article states "The first step to automating your backups with Windows Hoe Server..."
I won't even go there.
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I have set up my home network as a domain and not a workgroup. Will this work in that environment.
It will work, but with the WHS acting as a stand-alone server. You will need to synchronize user accounts (user name and passwords) to keep things simple. It works - the hassle could be if you have the password expire set to a relatively low number on the domain.
It'll probably sell well. I expect its sleek appearance and soon-to-be familiar Vista-like interface will appeal.
This may be the way homes are going, but surely there's a better, existing, Linux solution out there already? Mind you, whatever Linux afficionados say, Linux is still, well, a bit techie (geeky) for the average non-technical person.
Talikng of Vista and going off topic... Vista and Office 2007... what a sucky combo.
This may be the way homes are going, but surely there's a better, existing, Linux solution out there already? Mind you, whatever Linux afficionados say, Linux is still, well, a bit techie (geeky) for the average non-technical person.
Talikng of Vista and going off topic... Vista and Office 2007... what a sucky combo.
I've been using Windows Vista and Office 2007 for a few months now. It takes some getting used to, but I have not had any major problems and have no glaring complaints.
I know its the way of the world but I just don't know why Microsoft have made the GUI so different. Of course, I'll get Vista and Office 2003... I have to, I will need to support them.
Microsoft seem to be getting their act together with releases that are actually pretty near fully developed, which is nice... but ever heard the expression:
"If it aint broke don't fix it"?
I feel I have to virtually start learning Office again! To that end I've dumped 2003 at home now and I've got Open Office... less of a learning curve than Office 2007.
Also, the system overheads are way lower.
I'm sure there'll be a major plus in 2007 being so XML based though.
Microsoft seem to be getting their act together with releases that are actually pretty near fully developed, which is nice... but ever heard the expression:
"If it aint broke don't fix it"?
I feel I have to virtually start learning Office again! To that end I've dumped 2003 at home now and I've got Open Office... less of a learning curve than Office 2007.
Also, the system overheads are way lower.
I'm sure there'll be a major plus in 2007 being so XML based though.
I printed this article out and it printed 10 pages of stuff that had nothing to do with the article. Please give us a printer friendly window that wont waste our ink and paper. THANKS!!!
The "printer-friendly" version is not so friendly right now. I'll look into it.
Thanks for the heads up.
Thanks for the heads up.
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