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Download free OCS R2 e-books, but be quick!
24 June 09 12:01 PM

For the next few days you can download free copies of some MS Press e-books on OCS 2007 R2.  Simply sign up for the Microsoft Press Book Connection Newsletter for notification of offers, register, and download the selection of the month. Programming Read More...

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RTM’d today: Programming for Unified Communications
01 May 09 10:41 AM

Unified Communications is about much more than what you get out-of-the-box – it is a platform that you can use to build, extend and enhance your own applications & business processes. Looking at UC as a platform is about more than cost-savings, it's Read More...

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OCS presence in Lotus Notes
04 July 08 04:31 PM

We have released a sample toolkit that is designed to enhance the adoption of Office Communicator and Office Communications Server 2007 within organisations using IBM Lotus Notes. This toolkit focuses on the following objectives: 1. Allow Notes users Read More...

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Unified Communications API Roadmap
27 November 07 07:23 AM

Unified Communications API Roadmap describes the APIs that can be used in Unified Communications development and provides links to the SDKs or documentation for these APIs. The APIs described in this document include: Microsoft Office Communications Server Read More...

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Integrating LCS presence with Lotus Notes
06 July 07 01:24 PM

Have you ever wanted to embed LCS 2005 presence controls within Lotus Notes applications? Well I have good news for you - we've released an updated toolkit to include utilities, documentation and examples on how to do just that. The Microsoft Office Communicator Read More...

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