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While installing CodeTwo Public Folders on a machine equipped with Windows 2000 and latest Service Packs the user may encounter a problem that will stop the installer from proceeding. This is due to GDUplus.dll file missing on the computer. The article discusses how to remedy the issue. (ID:69)

To check in a Common Sent Items folder which SMTP address a message was sent from, you need to add the E-mail Account field to column header bar. (ID:54)

To check if there is a conection via particular TCP port with server module of CodeTwo Public Folders, you should use telnet commend. (ID:56)

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MS Outlook sometimes blocks installed Add-Ins. When CodeTwo Public Folders Add-In is blocked, the user loses CodeTwo Public Folders' toolbar and menu. Here is the tip how to enable CodeTwo Public Folders Add-In. (ID:50)

If there is a need to stop publishing user's personal folder, Administrator can do it without the acces to user's Outlook. (ID:53)

The article explains how to unfreeze Outlook if it freezes when equipped with CodeTwo Public Folders. (ID:49)

The article discusses how to accept, tentatively accept or decline a meeting or task request received from other users if our personal tasks and/or calendar folders are shared in public folders. (ID:44)

Service Pack 2 introduces to Windows XP a firewall, which by default blocks access to the computer from other computers in the network. For CodeTwo Public Folders client modules to be able to connect to the server module, the server module must be unblocked in the system firewall. Public Folders. This will enable client modules to connect to the server module through TCP/IP protocol. (ID:38)

Default path to installation folder for CodeTwo Public Folders. (ID:39)

Connecting to the internet demo server you can quickly check what possibilities CodeTwo Public Folders gives you, without the need to install the server module. (ID:37)