I want to encrypt my email to prevent email forwarding. I try to enable Options > Encrypt > Connect to Rights Management Servers and get templates. But it is not functioning. No wait cursor, no any error message. And the email sent out still can be forwarded.
Anybody have same problem? Any idea?
BTW, I'm using Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus desktop version on windows 10.
It's working after few days later I check it again. Perhaps it is because of system restart. Don't know why. Anyway it works now.
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I am working on a service desk/position, not too long though, and this morning when I logged in on my machine and on my company citrix machine I tried to reply from citrix and I suddenly realize that my signature profile has disapeared.
When I asked my colleagues if they have had the same issue they said yes, so I started to search for some kind of a resolution but the only one that made sense was a resolution for the problem on Oulook 2003.
On 2003 installation Outlook creates a registry key named 'first run' or something like that and if you work with more than one server like I do when I connect to the citrix machine and if the value is different from server to server, outlook seems to think that you are on your first run and creates you a new profile. So the fix on 2003 is that you need to set the same value to the first run key on all citrix servers.
But 2010 seems that it doesn`t create the reg key that I mentioned earlier so if someone can help me with this I will really appreciate it! Thank you in advance.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2691977 Might help to just have the signature automaically set up for all users
I get this problem, when trying to connect to Windows Azure hosted server from my Mac OSX Filezilla FTP Client:
220 Microsoft FTP Service530 User cannot log in
Error: Critical errorError: Could not connect to server
This only started happening as of October 29, 2013. Prior to that, I would get a "Critical error" every now and again, but was always easy to refresh and upload without haste.
I tried CyberDuck and it told me to contact service provider, but has anyone found a solution to this?
We use Windows Azure to host our site, and I run Mac OSX. Surely, this would have always been a problem before and not have just sprung up recently for this reason alone (Windows vs Mac) right?!
Please see: Servicedashboard Windows Azure at http://www.windowsazure.com/nl-nl/support/service-dashboard/
30 Oct 2013 7:00 PM UTC
We are aware of an issue being reported regarding Windows Azure Web Sites FTP data access. We are responding to this issue with the highest level of priority. Further updates will be published to keep you apprised of the impact. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes our customers.
Last update:
We are narrowing in on the issue with full engineering engagement. Web Site customers are advised to publish content using Web Deploy or Git which are fully functional. For details on using these methods, visit Azure.com and search for "Websites with Webmatrix" or "Publishing with Git". We apologize for any inconvenience this causes our customers and will provide an update at 2pm UTC.
You can find more details on the issue and a possible workaround here http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/windowsazure/en-US/b2853874-160f-4156-bd0a-0247cac04831/cannot-connect-to-azure-websites-ftp-server?forum=windowsazurewebsitespreview
Everytime I open VS2010 and or attempt to connect to Team Foundation Server it asks for my credentials. I've done some extensive searching for this problem and its solutions (including this website) and none of the solutions work. Upon attempting to connect to Team Foundation Server in VS2010 I get the following error:
"TF31003: Either you have not entered the necessary credentials or your user account does not have permission to connect to the Team Foundation Server at ... Click the Use different credentials link below, or ask your server administrator to add the appropriate permissions to your account..."
I've done the follow:
Added a Windows Credential with the TFS Server name, user name, and password. Added logon credentials in "Stored User Names and Passwords" with the TFS Server name, user name, and password. Gone to the TFS Web Access URL, entered my logon credentials and clicked the remember my logon information (which stores it in "Stored User Names and Passwords"
So far, I can get into my TFS server via Internet Explorer without having to re-enter the logon credentials, but visual studio still keeps asking me for them.
I use Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate Edition on Windows 7.
Anyone have any other possible solutions?
Thanks.
I'm not entirely sure why you're getting the error, although I suspect there is a configuration issue on the machine hosting the TFS server. I'd verify that your user settings are correct.
As far as Visual Studio constantly asking your for credentials, I've had success with the method outlined in this blog post:
http://coolsubhash-tech.blogspot.com/2010/02/how-to-avoid-recurring-tfs-login-from.html
Make sure to add the domain part to the user as well as Visual Studio can be quite strict when it comes to these user names. If the domain is not there, you may see these issues.
I had exactly the same problem and the following link gave me the clues how to fix the damn thing.
You need to absolutely get rid of this abomination called "enchanced IE security". In 2008R2 this is done in server manager ("Configure IE ESC")
Go to IE and make sure your TFS server is in "local intranet" zone. If necessary, alter the defaults. I personally added my company's default domain (*.mycompany.local) to the list of intranet hosts. This also will help you with step 3
This step is crucial: many organizations put an alias to TFS server to point to something else, such as you are supposed to connect to tfs.mycompany.local, but really it goes to tfs99xyz50.domain.something.something.local. Easiest way to save creds for this kind of configuration is to open the TFS server URL in IE. IE will prompt you for creds and allow saving them, and you're done.
3a. If you are accessing TFS via proxy, also repeat the step 3 with proxy address.
What helped for me was to clear the IE cache and then connect to TFS again
I downloaded the “Send Mail” VB10 sample from the Visual Basic 2010 Samples web pang and installed IIS (Internet Information Services 5.1) on my Windows XP Pro SP3 laptop. I was able to use the send mail sample instantly and went on to develop a more tailored program for sending mail. It all works great! However, when I take my laptop to different wifi network, with a different ISP (AT&T), something changes. My program still “seems” to work – it even gives me the “Mail Sent Successfully” message, but no mail makes it to it’s destination. Upon further investigation, I found that the outbound mail messages were accumulating in a folder called C:\Inetpub\mailroot\Queue.
What is causing this? Can I reconfigure something on IIS or within my VB10 program to make it work on AT&T? I have tried dozens of suggestions, but nothing has worked. I developed my program for the purpose of using it on the AT&T network – I need to have automated messages sent to me from that (AT&T) location. Can anybody help?
You need to setup IIS to forward the emails to your ISP so they can go out to the wide world.
Perhaps this KB article can help.
Also, see this ServerFault thread.
We have a WCF service that generates an Excel file off of a template and feeds it back to the client in a byte array. For some reason, we are getting an error when we try to do this:
sheet.PageSetup.CenterHeader = sheet.PageSetup.CenterHeader.Replace("[customerName]", customerName).Replace("[dateTime]", date.ToShortDateString());
When it hits this line, we get this error message:
No printers are installed. To install a printer:
In Microsoft Windows 2000, click Start, point to Settings, and then click Printers. Double-click Add Printer.
In Microsoft Windows XP, click Start, and then click Printers and Faxes. Under Printer Tasks, click Add a printer.
Follow the instructions in the wizard.
The service runs under the LocalSystem account. When we first deployed this service, it was to an x64 machine and had the same issue. Our dev environment is x86 so we moved the service to another server that was x86 and it worked fine for a while. It recently stopped working and is now giving us this error message again. I am pretty sure it was becuase of a mass windows update that was done on the app server recently.
Funny thing is, I tried changing the service to "allow interaction with the desktop" and it didn't work, but when our sysadmin did that same thing, it worked for one file generation but is not working now.
There are printers installed on the machine, both on domain accounts and local accounts. I've also tried running the service under a different account, but then I wasn't able to connect to the service due to some SSPI error. We tried using the Network Service account but then the app couldn't see the service at all. We've restarted the service after each change also to no avail.
What I do know about the "PageSetup" part of the sheet object is that it needs to have a printer installed to access it at all, even if you aren't printing. I was unable to figure out a way to trick the machine into thinking the LocalSystem account has a printer installed.
We figured out the problem, I had my config file still pointed at the x64 server :(
As to why it won't work on x64 (to my knowledge) - since office 2003 is x86, it needs an x86 print spooler in order to work correctly. I don't know of any way to get an x86 print spooler on an x64 OS so we just stuck it on the x86 server.