1. Download your certificate onto a machine with OpenSSL (http://www.openssl.org/) installed
2. Using OpenSSL convert the certificate (probably a .cer or .cert file) to a .pem certificate, using the command:

   openssl x509 -inform der -in MYCERT.cer -out MYCERT.pem

3. Convert the .pem certificate to a .der certificate using the command:

   openssl x509 -outform der -in MYCERT.pem -out MYCERT.der

4. Copy the .der certificate to a new directory on a webserver
5. Set the new directory MIME type to application/x-x509-ca-cert for .der extension
6. Using your Nokia device, browse to the file using the built in web browser, the certificate should install automatically

1. Make sure Basic Auth and Windows Auth was enabled under IIS for the follow Virtual Directories.
   Autodiscover, EWS, OAB, RPC, RpcWithCert
2. Using Exchange Management Console, make sure that the Outlook Anywhere is set to NTLM
3. Make sure that under your Connection tab (Outlook) you have a matching auth type to the one specified on the server for outlook anywhere (NTLM as Point 2)
4. Try the following Registry changes on clients machines. Microsoft explained that this should fix the NTLM missmatch. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;820281 (although this didn’t work for me, although this is recommended by Microsoft - probably try the other points before this)
5. OUR FAVORITE
   In IIS manager select the default website
   Open Authentication
   Enable windows authentication
   Click Advanced settings
   Uncheck “Enable kernel-mode Authentication”
   IISRESET

   (It appears that Windows maybe attempting to use Kerb Auth first (via RPC over HTTP), failing, then asking for a password. The above Point 5 disabled Kerb-auth)

Heres a quick (maybe hacky?) way to solve the problem….I’m sure theres a sexier way but this works for me…

• Open your Calendar list settings
• Add new column, and call it StartFilter (for exmaple)
• Select ”Calculated” as a the type of new column
• In the Formula field insert:
  =[Start Time]
• Select Date and Time as data type of new column
• Make sure “Add to default view” checkbox is unticked
• Save the new column

You should now be able to use the StartFilter column to filter your calendar list.

That should return you with the User account that has that alias

if ( 'publish' == $post_status ) {

  $now = gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:59');

  if ( mysql2date('U', $post_date_gmt) > mysql2date('U', $now) )

 $post_status = 'future';

 }

change this to:

if ( 'publish' == $post_status ) {

  $now = gmdate('Y-m-d H:i:59');

  if ( mysql2date('U', $post_date_gmt) > mysql2date('U', $now) )

 //hack to show future posts

 $post_status = 'publish';

 }

That worked for me on Wordpress 2.3.3

The problems seem to only affect people using the new version of Gmail and Internet Explorer 7 (IE7).

Problems experienced are:

1. You reply but the email message gets returned blank to the Exchange 2003 sender, all they see is a thread of their last email
2. You click “Reply”, “Reply-All” or “Forward” - and a “Loading” message/iframe appears - but does not go away - therefore you cannot click on any message buttons, or fill in any form fields

A solution that can fix both of these problems is:

1. Log into Gmail/Google Mail
2. In the top right-hand corner click on “Older Version”
3. When replying to an email make sure you write ABOVE the thread of senders message. If you type below it can get cut off due to Google Mail’s “Conversation” method of storing emails.

http://youmailserver/exchange/userlogon

1. Unplug the power cable/take out the battery pack
2. Hold the power button in for 5-10 seconds
3. Replug in the power/reconnect battery pack
4. Turn on the Mac

You should now see the power functionality return to normal.