August 30, 2008 03:29am pdt

1. TechSoEasy 992,437
2. RobWill 738,703
3. KCTS 239,796
4. tigermatt 172,542
5. leew 164,032
6. Sembee 155,716
7. kieran_b 139,317
8. suppsaws 129,836
9. Dave_AND 123,503
10. plug1 109,037
11. mwecom... 108,940
12. 18526 94,820
13. ormerodru... 93,569
14. MPECSInc 89,968
15. olafdc 88,152
16. DrDave242 78,433
17. MrMander... 74,655
18. waynewill... 68,753
19. ryansoto 65,645
20. SysExpert 62,236
21. tomcahill 52,500
22. hypercat 52,018
23. keith_ala... 47,660
24. Chris-Dent 47,500
25. LeeDerby... 45,575

1. TechSoEasy 6,384,426
2. RobWill 947,393
3. Sembee 810,548
4. olafdc 552,117
5. leew 536,898
6. KCTS 485,551
7. suppsaws 317,201
8. tigermatt 273,090
9. redseatec... 251,224
10. vico1 216,445
11. Dave_AND 207,618
12. MPECSInc 205,349
13. keith_ala... 178,036
14. ormerodru... 174,749
15. MrMander... 173,163
16. hypercat 151,373
17. kieran_b 139,317
18. sguinn100 137,295
19. DanKoster 132,829
20. mwecom... 127,465
21. itcoza 113,361
22. MarkMich... 113,165
23. Zadkin 110,986
24. SysExpert 109,404
25. plug1 109,037

07.09.2008 at 06:02AM PDT, ID: 23549995

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IE7 + Outlook Web Access = Sad Christmas?

Asked by DrDamnit in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: sbs 2003, r1, ie7, activex controls, no workie.

When I go to https://www.mydomain.com/exchange/ I can access outlook just fine; however, all the DHTML and ActiveX controls don't work in IE7. I found a hotfix (Exchange2003-KB911829-v3-x86-ENU.exe) but that tells me that "At minimum, you must have service pack 2 installed". When I go to Windows Update, there are no updates.

System = Windows SBS (R1) 2003.

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IE7 + Outlook Web Access = Sad Christmas?

Asked by DrDamnit in SBS Small Business Server

Tags: sbs 2003, r1, ie7, activex controls, no workie.

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