VIT Blog

You can host your compiled and Signed app on your website for end-users to download to their phones without uploading to the BlackBerry app store.

• After you compile and sign your app, copy all the output files to a directory on your webserver
• Create an html page that points to the .jad file
  Example: <a href=myapp.jad>Download BlackBerry app</a>
• Modify the Mime-Types on that directory to allow downloading .jad and .cod files
• In IIS select your website, click on Mime Types
• Add a new type,
  use .jad for File name extension
  and text/vnd.sun.j2me.app-descriptor  for Mime type
• Add (or edit existing) .cod type
  use: .cod for File name extension
  type: application/vnd.rim.cod for Mime type

I needed to connect to 2 accounts on the Exchange Server from my Outlook 2007. When I tried to add a second account, an error message said it is not supported.

I understand that the upcoming Outlook 10 will have this support built in. In the meantime, I found this article from Microsoft: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291626 

It describes how you can add a delegate to your second account, then open it under the first account.

I have a new installation of Outlook 2007 on Windows 7 connecting to Exchange 2007. The client is not in the domain of the Exchange server. I found 2 fixes online, together they fixed the problem.

1. Close Outlook
2. Delete any network passwords saved for the exchange server (in Windows 7 click Start and type Network Passwords, click on Manage Network Passwords)
3. Rename the folder under this path ”%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Protect” to something else (I added -old to the end). I got this step from this website, thank you: www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/fix-for-outlook-2007-constantly-asking-for-password-on-vista
4. Login to Outlook and check the box to save password

this article from Microsoft is really thorough on how to setup your server and website to stream media.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/webserver.aspx