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Looks like TB is backwards compatible. I'm going to give this a shot.... http://store.apple.com/us/question/answers/product/MB570Z/A?pqid=QHHF2YA7P474TTPKA4YKJ2YCHAXDPTACH

So get a TB to miniDP then a HDMI to miniDP from the tv ? Or are you saying i can still fit a miniDP to DVI adapter in a TB port ?

Thanks for the reply and links Jetski. Unfortunately, the latter models of the mac mini no longer come with a MiniDP connection. Instead they come with Thunderbolt. I presume i should look up if there is a thunderbolt to DVI ? The mac mini did come with a HDMI > DVI adapter, so i maybe i can get...

I have a 32LD450 "w" (S-IPS) series TV/Monitor. I currently have a HDM > DVI connection to a Geoforce 6200 (old rig) Windows XP box. Spent hours on www.avsforum.com and finally got that up and running with near perfect (for me) image and text quality. I just got the new mac mini ( i5 2.3...

The "guy" you're working with sure did short-change himself by indicating it's "pretty good for calender stuff" If you are running Exchange 07, as others pointed out, Outlook Anywhere is a great, convenient and secure ( depending on cert used ) implementation of MAPI over the www. Depending...

what kind of deals are Verisign given ? As far as root cert ubiquity goes, i mean it doesn't get anymore ubiquitous than Verisign, really. But one of the main reasons i always stayed away was price. Which makes me curious to know what kind deals are you looking at for what kind of cert ?

Thanks Guys aShurb--- looking for more audio/music related ear phones as opposed to gaming. But thanks for the feedback. Overall --- which earphones, of any type, do most of you use and have had good results from ?

word techniesooner --- That's just ridiculously cheap..

All -- I'm wondering what everyone in here uses for earphones ? I prefer getting the wrap around earphones because the in-ear buds come loose after a while, especially when working out. which ones do you guys use or would recommend ? Thanks,

great point -- make sure you delete the old MX record pointing directly to your mail server. If you don't, SPAMMERS could bypass your dyndns setup and hit your mail server directly.

What kind of error message would one get if the certificate was in fact bad ? In the years i've done exchange work, i've specifically come across certificate issues where the end result was a "page cannot be displayed" In a Micro$oft world i would advise you or anyone not to really bank on an...

I've heard about this site as well, but haven't used it yet. https://certificatesforexchange.com/

I don't have the link handy, but i'm sure it's easy enough to find with a google search.Look up OWA 2003's SSL cert requirements -- i'm pretty sure the cert you received may be buggy or during the CSR/generation process something got messed up. I've used www.breakforth.com in the past and...

there is nothing that needs to be done on Exchange.. Since you're adjusting your MX and creating/adjusting a rule on your FW to point allow only a certain IP range to communicate to the Exchange box using SMTP -- you're good.

hmm...sounds like there is a problem with the way the certificate was generated and/or applied to IIS. Are there any intermediate or root certificates that were part of the cert pointing to your site ?