Search results in category "Troubleshooting"

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)

The article discussed the logic of CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 program and the way it handles messages sent to both internal and external users, some of whom are entered to the list of exceptions who do not receive disclaimers. (ID:67)

If a footer contains Active Directory placeholders inserting the e-mail address of the sender of a web page, we want the links to be active at all times. Unfortunately, an incorrect HTML code will disable the links in certain mail clients once we begin replying or forwarding. The article discusses the correct way of editing the HTML code to ensure the links remain active. (ID:66)

You can check if you have installed Hub Transpor role on a computer with the Exchange Server 2007. (ID:63)

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)

How to save the image that is included in the disclaimer so it is properly attached to messages by Exchange Rules 2007. (ID:51)

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

CodeTwo Exchange Rules and CodeTwo Exchange Rules 2007 have a built-in signature editor for easy composition of footers. For example, it will help you insert an image into a footer and downsize it. This is resolved by the editor by using styles that are interpreted incorrectly by Outlook 2007, which displays the images in their original size. This does not apply to previous versions of Outlook. (ID:46)

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)