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April 2006 - Posts

DPM and Single Instance Store (SIS) KB Article

Posted Thursday, April 27, 2006 9:58 AM by Jeanie Decker
As promised , the Knowledge Base (KB) article that explains DPM and SIS is now available online . Especially useful are the instructions for disabling SIS, whether you want to retain the affected data or not. (Requires editing the Registry.) Read More...
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SyncToy and .NET Framework

Posted Tuesday, April 25, 2006 2:18 PM by Jeanie Decker
As I mentioned recently , SyncToy sounds like a great utility for me, and I finally got around to downloading it at home. Only to be told I didn't have the right version of .NET Framework. Unfortunately, the link provided went to .NET Framework 2.0, when Read More...
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DPM Error Code Catalog published

Posted Sunday, April 23, 2006 6:22 PM by Jeanie Decker
The DPM Error Code Catalog has been published for download, in Word format, with the errors listed in numerical order. And the reason that it wasn't available sooner is...we guessed wrong. See, it was in our original content plan for DPM 2006. We even Read More...
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Data disasters: stories

Posted Thursday, April 20, 2006 8:09 AM by Jeanie Decker
I always seem to find the most interesting stuff when I'm looking for something else. In this case, I was checking out common usage of "onsite" and "offsite", and I came across true stories of computer disasters at Amarillo DataSafe, Inc. Anecdotes such Read More...
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Looks like a file synchronization solution (Windows XP)

Posted Thursday, April 06, 2006 7:08 AM by Jeanie Decker
Tristank mentioned a Powertoy that sounded interesting, SyncToy for Windows XP . (An aside...I think it's odd that back when hard drive space was limited and expensive, I'd download anything that caught my interest...and now that I have lots of inexpensive Read More...
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How many results to display

Posted Monday, April 03, 2006 10:00 AM by Jeanie Decker
Elinor Mills reports on CNET news.com that Microsoft is testing a change on the Windows Live search site that would allow us to scroll through results without having to click to go to the next page. Personally, I think it would be an excellent improvement, Read More...
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