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By Bojan Nenadic, on September 2nd, 2011
In Exchange 2007 and 2010, we can use Message Classification and transport rules to control the flow of mail. In a specific scenario, this can be utilised to restrict replies and forwards of confidential messages. Consider the following scenario:
- Exchange 2007 environment
- 000s of Outlook 2007, OWA, Blackberry, iPhone users
- Requirement: Users need to be able to prevent recipients from replying to or forwarding of their email messages. In other words, when User A sends a message to User B, User B has to be prevented from using the email system to further disseminate the message. Consider different methods that User B could use:
- Hit Reply, Reply All or Forward buttons.
- Use manual methods: copy and paste, print, retype the message Continue reading Using Exchange Transport Rules to Prevent Recipients from Replying to or Forwarding a Message
By Bojan Nenadic, on March 24th, 2011
The next post in the series covering the Microsoft Certified Master – Week 3 of the course. Last week of the course and the focus shifts from content to preparation for last exam and final qualifying lab.
By Bojan Nenadic, on February 1st, 2011
Microsoft Certified Master – Week 2 is not quite ‘chalk and cheese’ when compared to Week 1, but I’m certainly feeling far more positive. We settled into a routine, albeit one of grueling 15-hours-of-study-a-day one, but the results (for me) are better than last week. Plus, the end is nigh.
By Bojan Nenadic, on January 25th, 2011
The first week proved just a tad too much. There is an exam after each week and I failed the first one. By just over 4% (60% is the pass). A very short post on it (due to time pressures): Time to Dust Off and Move On.
By Bojan Nenadic, on January 21st, 2011
First week of Microsoft Certified Master is finished. Expectations easily matched and surpassed. Some interesting figures about the course.
By Bojan Nenadic, on January 18th, 2011
My first post on Career Factor - Mastering the Aspirations – before I am about to embark on the Microsoft Certified Master course.
By Bojan Nenadic, on January 9th, 2011
As I mentioned in the previous post, I’ll be updating my Career Factor blog over the next few months. I will, however, post links here for easier reference in the future.
By Bojan Nenadic, on December 31st, 2010
It’s been a few weeks since the last post, regarding my application to participate on Microsoft Career Factor. This is pretty much due to the fact that I got accepted, which in turn forced a change of plans and brought a few new tasks to the table. However, it also promises to be a very exciting few months ahead. Continue reading Career Factor and MCM
By Bojan Nenadic, on November 16th, 2010
I wrote about Microsoft Career Factor in the previous post. It took me while, but I managed to submit my application for the Aspiring Microsoft Certified Master story arc. The preparation took five days of procrastination, three days of coming up with what to say, one day of socialising it to obtain comments from friends and colleagues and four hours to record, edit, render and upload the video. I have a feeling I should have allocated the time backwards. Continue reading Career Factor Application
By Bojan Nenadic, on November 4th, 2010
Microsoft Certified Master Program is pricey. Apart from the $18,500 course fee, there is also the three weeks of accommodation, food & drink, as well as the return tickets from London to Seattle. Best guestimate – $25,000, assuming all goes as planned and there are no surprise costs. Of course, that doesn’t even include the loss of income that a contractor like me has to account for. Hefty! But, apparently, there is a slim chance that majority of it can be gotten for free. (suspend disbelief and read on, it gets better) . . . → Read More: Microsoft Career Factor Reality Show
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