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Tools ed idee per fare il Backup di SharePoint 2003

Igor Macori — Sat, 02 Sep 2006 09:59:28 GMT

Frequentemente mi viene chiesto consiglio su come gestire il backup/restore di SharePoint 2003 (WSS/SPS),...

Calling all non-admin SharePoint developers... uh, help?

Fear and Loathing — Mon, 22 May 2006 16:03:55 GMT

I try to be a good citizen, I really try. I tried to take the plunge today to create a non-admin user...

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

Pippy — Fri, 17 Feb 2006 19:49:34 GMT

I went to the dentist and they said I had 2 impacted wisdom teeth. So they gave me a slip to go to a specialist. My mom has to call and make an appointment for a consultation, to figure out when the time is right for me to get them removed. I figure since they are squishing the teeth together, sooner the better. But my mom wont call and I don’t get it. Does anyone have any way or suggestions to convince her? Help please!

re: I can't win - Scheduling Appointments in Other time zones is not cool!

Mike Green — Mon, 13 Feb 2006 12:43:34 GMT

You are not the only one with this need for entering time-zones in Outlook appointments. See:

http://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/default.asp?joel.3.307000

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Skype Answering Machine — Sun, 12 Feb 2006 11:23:29 GMT

My company Netralia has produced Skylook - which contains, amongst other things, a Skype Answering Machine built directly into Outlook. One big difference between this and the others is that it does not install virtual sound drivers or mess with system sound setting in any way. To give it a try go to http://www.skylook.biz

re: Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 & InCD will have you calling PSS in a foreign country at midnight!

Cal Kadourah — Wed, 08 Feb 2006 18:39:41 GMT

thank you..

re: SharePoint Backup & Recovery Test Plan

Nick McCulloch — Thu, 26 Jan 2006 14:01:12 GMT

Does this document still exist? I'm looking for pointers on Disaster Recovery for SPS

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Jeff — Tue, 24 Jan 2006 15:30:01 GMT

This sounds like what I am looking for! We have a sharepoint box where all accounts are local to the box. We need to migrate the users to our AD domain. Is this the tool? We are not running Portal - if it matters. How do I download?

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David Adamson's Blog — Sun, 22 Jan 2006 01:46:00 GMT

Chuck blogged about it here, and Chris blogged about it here.Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and...

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

Mike — Sun, 15 Jan 2006 02:34:52 GMT

I had all four of my wisdom teeth out this morning. Last night I made sure to go to bed late so that when I got home from the surgery I would be able to sleep and not worry about any pain. The problem with that is that you HAVE to keep biting down on the gauze otherwise you bleed alot, so when I woke up theres was blood all over my mouth and pillow and it took longer for the bleeding to stop. The pain killers do help (i have Perkaset) but I can only take one every 4 hours and it feels like I need it more often than that. My jaw feels tight and stiff, which the surgeon said was normal, but he also said it would get worse the second day even if the pain subsided. I ate some pastina, gatorade, eggs, and a vanilla shake throughout the day. My biggest worry is getting nauseous from the pain killers and then having to throw up which would seriously burn the 4 wounds in my mouth. The surgeon said not to take anymore pain killers past the first day because they arent that great for you...so tonight Im staying up as long as I possibly can and then just zonking out and hoping to never wake up until late tomorrow. If anyone wants to ask me questions you can email me at nycall21@aol.com I was really nervoud before this whole procedure and now I feel silly for not realizing how simple and unpainful it was. dont worry people! You might even find the laughing gas and anastheshia pleasant after the surgery. i sure did.

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

Mike — Sun, 15 Jan 2006 02:34:25 GMT

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

Erica — Mon, 02 Jan 2006 08:37:08 GMT

Okay so i'm getting my wisdom teeth..yes all 4 pulled on jan. 3rd which i guess is tomorrow and i am absolutely terrified. I'm not scared of the actual procedure, I'm just scared from all of yalls stories about the bleeding and throwing up and all that stuff! AHHHH!!! Okay so I'll post my story after I get them pulled :-(

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

Kristin — Tue, 27 Dec 2005 17:30:10 GMT

I am just writing to thank everyone for sharing their stories. It made me fully prepared 8 days ago when I had all four of mine pulled. You were right...lots of bleeding the first day..but I felt not that bad..so I was thinking like someone wrote on here "I can eat a sandwich or have a beer , yes!" But I am glad I didn't, because the next three days I experienced dry sockets (they had to stuff this nasty strip of medicated crap into one of the holes), extreme nausea,pain that is still continuing up to today, puked 4 times, and for the grand finale I lost 7 pound in six days! It is day 8 now and my swelling did not fully go down until yesterday..one hole is still swollen and healing, so I am STILL on vicodin, but I feel 10 million times better than I did before. I spent the entire week of Christmas in bed, feeling like I was dying, while everyone else was in my house drinking coctails and opening presents..ahhh.
My advice:
-If you are in extreme pain 3 days after surgery..GO to the doctor, you could have a dry socket and it's dangerous..it means the blood did not clot properly.
-sleep...try to sleep in intervals during the day, because if you sleep all day, the meds will keep you up all night, and it sucks because it seems to make the pain feel worse.
- eat pudding, jello, applesauce, cold tomatoe soup, and about day 4 some soft grilled cheese.
-Ice your cheeks...They swell the biggest 3-4 days after surgery..then put warm moist heat on them after they are humungo on about day 4.
-if you are in extreme pain, as your doc if you can up dose your meds (like 1 1/2 vicodin and 1 800 ibprofen). He let me, which made me feel way better.
-Let people pamper you. It's fabulous..because you will look and feel like hell, have someone there to take care of you, because you sure as heck will not want to. trust me!
Good luck. It was the worst experience of my life..but I guess it is better I got it done before anything got really bad!

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

Thomas — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 06:12:39 GMT

I had all mine taken out earlier today...I haven't really had any pain at all because i took a vicodin a couple hours after i got home before all the novocaine wore off. i did throw up but i think more from swallowing all the blood than the aneasthetic cause i've been put out before and that didn't happen and i felt better after anyway. taking my painkillers and everything it seems perfectly fine, i'm just drinking yogurt smoothies, changing the bloody gauze pads all the time is annoying but obviously it could be a lot worse.

re: Getting my (impacted) wisdom teeth out in 3 days - please tell me your horror stories!

owmymouth — Thu, 22 Dec 2005 00:56:33 GMT

I got all 4 of them out on Monday. One word..OW! I felt a little woozy when I woke up and I was laughing a lot, which was a bad idea because I started gagging on the gauze they put in my mouth to stop the bleeding. I was nervous but I relaxed after. Don't worry about it! It'll pain for a few days, but hopefully your's won't hurt as much as mine did..my cheeks were puffy, friends made fun of me..it was all good lol