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Here’s a nifty little tip for the Windows server admins that I picked up this week. I find the services app annoying. By default it always opens in “Extended” view which (imho) just wastes space right in the middle of the app. First thing I do after starting it is click “Standard” to get to the Lost most of the afternoon today wrestling with the deployment of one of our web applications. Some new “client-specific” code had been developed in our dev environment and it was now time to move it out to QA (quality assurance) and then, hopefully, production. The dev environment web server is still running Windows 2000 Server. Well, a successful day is one in which we learn something, right? Today I learned things. Ooooh boy, did I learn things. Here’s a snippet from my tweets that sums it up (read the bottom one first): I honestly wish today wasn’t quite so successful. What happened? I tried to kill two birds with one stone: Replace the Windows  February 14th, 2008 |  Tags: frontpage, microsoft, server, SharePoint, windows-2003, windows-2008 |  One comment [May 15, 2008: If you found this article from a search on XP SP3, please see XP Service Pack 3 -- Remote Desktop Change. Regardless, the answer to the following post can be found in the comments: Try /admin instead of /console] Back in August, I wrote about how you can use Remote Here’s a little something interesting that showed up yesterday on our dev server at work. Check these two file property dialogs out: Do you see what’s different between these two PDFs? One has Security and Summary tabs. The other doesn’t! Result? The one not showing those tabs is totally borked. Can’t open it. Can’t copy it. |
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