My windows XP Pro based machine has been powered off for the last hour or so, as I've more or less moved entirely across to my new iMac.
One of the advantages of being in my line of business is that most of what you need is web based and is OS agnostic :)
It will probably take me a few days to get used to the finer points of working with OSX in an office setup ie. connected to MS Exchange 2007 (64 bit) and part of a Windows "domain" with active directory etc., etc.,
I think I've got most of what I want / need setup on here, but I'll know soon enough!
One of the advantages of being in my line of business is that most of what you need is web based and is OS agnostic :)
It will probably take me a few days to get used to the finer points of working with OSX in an office setup ie. connected to MS Exchange 2007 (64 bit) and part of a Windows "domain" with active directory etc., etc.,
I think I've got most of what I want / need setup on here, but I'll know soon enough!
How do you find Microsoft Exchange 2007, Michele?
Brian
I'm only connecting to it as a client, so I've no real idea how good or bad it is compared to other versions
Michele