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Exchange : How to change global message size limits

Scott Lowe writes: "TechRepublic member mbano recently asked a question about the size of attachments allowed to be associated with e-mail messages in Outlook 2003. If you use Exchange on the server side, this quick tip outlines how to change global message size limits in both Exchange 2003 and Exchange 2007.

Resources for e-mail administrators

Outlook uncertain: Why you still need a mail reader on your desktop
Blogger William Jones writes: "I'm wringing my hands over the future of my favorite mail program, Thunderbird, as its developers consider whether it should be spun off on its own...I usually access my personal e-mail through a Web browser. But here are some powerful reasons for keeping a dedicated e-mail reader in your Programs folder."
12 Tips for Better E-mail Etiquette
Don't you wish that every person who received a new e-mail account had to agree to follow certain rules to use it? There are certain professional standards expected for e-mail use. This white paper 12 tips to foster professional e-mail conduct.
Web mail giants lock horns as Microsoft bumps up Hotmail storage limit
Just as Google announced that it would be charging for increased space on its Gmail accounts, Microsoft has upped the storage ante with an offering of 4 GB for free Hotmail account users and 10 GB for a paid service. This is better than the approximately 2.8 GB that Gmail provides for free, but it falls short of the unlimited storage that Yahoo advertises.
Sanity Check: Is IT still a profession worth recommending to the next generation?
Blogger Jason Hiner writes: I"n response to my column last week about the split between IT strategy and operations, several TechRepublic members responded that they have become disillusioned with the way the IT profession has developed and that they have a hard time recommending it as a career path to the next generation."

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