Today, I took the beta exam for the upcoming Microsoft certification for Information Workers. A blog post at Born to Learn gives more details if you want to do so as well (but only until end of May, few days left!): http://borntolearn.mslearn.net/btl/b/weblog/archive/2011/05/12/calling-all-sharepoint-aficionados-take-the-mos-beta-exam.aspx I prepared myself by first looking at the list of topics on the official exam page: http://www.microsoft.com/learning/en/us/exam.aspx?ID=77-886 To track my progress, keep learning resources in location, but ultimately Details
Providing multiple email addresses for a user in Office 365 (P1)
There are many situations where you want to provide multiple email addresses for one user. For example, you might want to assign the email address jobs@contoso.com to your HR manager Maggie, who also uses her default address maggie@contoso.com. Or your CEO may want to have the "vanity address" ceo@contoso.com. Additionally, you may want to add addresses in the format firstname.lastname@contoso.com. so that Maggie also receives email send to maggie.chan@contoso.com. To Details
Synchronising Office 365 Email with your iPhone
If you are like me, you check your email every 5 minutes, from everywhere. Being an iPhone user, I check my private as well as my corporate emails on it from the time I leave the house (or while I have breakfast) until I go to bed (just to make sure that I didn’t miss any important email! Though I rarely get one that I would classify as this important…). Details
Adding a domain to your Office 365 P1 plan (SME)
Now that Office 365 has been in Public Beta for a month, it’s finally time for me to publish my first blog entry on it. I’m going to briefly show how you can add your own domain to your Office 365 P1 plan, which is the simplest plan available and suitable for small businesses up to 50 users. The drawback of this plan when it comes to domains is that Details
Adding SharePoint 2010's Document ID to a Word document
One of the new features of SharePoint 2010 is Document IDs, which give each document in a site collection its own unique ID. It is possible to have this Document ID added to a Word document stored inside a SharePoint library, making it extremely useful if you need to have a unique identifier printed on each of your Word documents. It is very easy to do so, follow these simple Details