Entries tagged with mvp - TechNet Edge

Crear plantillas de outlook para mensajes

hektor — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 20:48:00 GMT

Este video realizado por Pilar Arguiñariz (Microsoft Office Outlook MVP) nos presenta como crear una plantilla en Outlook para un nuevo mensaje con una características predefinidas, además como colocar un botón en la barra de herramientas para acceder a dicha plantilla

Introduccion a Microsoft Forefront Unified Access Gateway 2010 (UAG)

hektor — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 10:03:00 GMT

En este screencast realizado por Raúl Moros (MVP de Microsoft Forefront), nos muestra una introducción al funcionamiento de UAG (Unified Access Gateway) en un entorno seguro.

Importar archivo de carpetas y cuentas en Microsoft Outlook

hektor — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 12:19:00 GMT

Este video realizado por Pilar Arguiñariz (Microsoft Office Outlook MVP) nos presenta como utilizar los archivos de carpetas personales (pst) en una instalación en limpio de outlook para poder importar en ella cuentas y mensajes procedentes de otras instalación previa.

Interview with Laura E. Hunter (MVP) during Tech Ed 2009

Harold Wong — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 21:02:00 GMT

I was able to catch up with Laura E. Hunter (Directory Services MVP) at Tech Ed 2009 and asked her some questions like what does it mean to be an MVP, why do you choose to attend Tech Ed and "Geneva" (next iteration of Federation Services).

Feet On Street Interview with Emily Freet (Microsoft) and Thomas Lee

Harold Wong — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 21:35:00 GMT

I happened to run into Emily Freet (MVP Lead Team Manager with Microsoft) on the floor at Tech Ed 2009 and asked her some questions regarding the MVP program. I also captured some thoughts from Thomas Lee (an attendee).

MVP Interview with Russ Kirk at Tech Ed 2009

Harold Wong — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 06:12:00 GMT

Short interview with Russ Kirk, MVP and Consultant with Grey Convergence out of the UK. Russ shares some of his thoughts on OCS - especially around Voice. He also shares a few suggestions that he believes would make OCS even better.

MVP Interview with Robert Ross at Tech Ed 2009

Harold Wong — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 06:12:00 GMT

Short interview with Robert Ross, MVP and Solution Architect with EMC out of San Francisco, California. Robert shares some of his thoughts on OCS and what features customers are deploying. He also shares a few suggestions that he believes would make OCS even better.

Visio: Drawing on Experience with Scott Helmers

Harry Miller — Thu, 21 May 2009 20:48:00 GMT

Scott Helmers went from doing primarily consulting work to creating software that extends Visio in specific directions. He talks about how visual "maps" of processes can make it easier and faster to understand what's happening in the process.

Visio: Drawing on Experience with Chris Roth

Harry Miller — Tue, 19 May 2009 23:46:00 GMT

Chris Roth, also known as Visio Guy, gives some insight into the types of solutions he creates using Visio.

Sometimes these solutions bring in data and generate a diagram, sometimes they start with a diagram and generate a report, and sometimes the diagram is the solution.

For information about Visio, visit the Visio home page on Office Online.

Visio: Drawing on Experience with Senaj Lelic

Harry Miller — Thu, 14 May 2009 14:54:00 GMT

Senaj Lelic, consultant and trainer, talks about why he uses Visio when there are other drawing and diagramming tools available. He also addresses the question of why people sometimes think Visio is going to be complex and difficult to use.

Senaj uses Visio to create visual analysis tools that show important data in clear ways, such as changing icons and colors to show status and values.

For information about Visio, visit the Visio home page on Office Online.

Visio: Drawing on Experience with David Edson

Harry Miller — Wed, 13 May 2009 19:10:00 GMT

David Edson, a consultant who specializes in Visio and who used to work on the Visio team, explains the behavior of shapes. Shapes behave the way the represented object does in the real world. But you can add the behaviors that you need to shapes by using the ShapeSheet. The ShapeSheet is kind of like Excel; you put values and formulas in fields to get the functionality you want.

Visual representations as reports can use familiar images to convey information in the language and syntax of a business (financial, medical, and so on), instead of having information in spreadsheets and tables.

For information about Visio, visit the Visio home page on Office Online.

Visio: Drawing on Experience with David Parker

Harry Miller — Fri, 08 May 2009 01:52:00 GMT

David Parker, an independent IT consultant, explains why he uses Microsoft Office Visio to diagram networks, floor plans, and other information, and how he gets the most out of it. David uses diagrams linked to data to make it easier to see what the data means than if the data was in numbers or charts.

For information about Visio, visit the Visio home page on Office Online.

Blain Barton - IT Pro Evangelist Interviews Laura Hunter MVP - Directory Services

blainbar — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 08:01:00 GMT

Blain Barton talks briefly with Laura Hunter an MVP for Directory Services and Indentity Management at the Washington DC event. She is an author for Directory Services and is a very knowledgeable influencer! Check it out!

Video Interview with Laura E. Hunter (MVP - ILM)

Harold Wong — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 06:30:00 GMT

Laura E. Hunter, MVP on ILM, shares a little bit about the MVP program and what she does around Identity Management. Interesting that she (and I) also "predicted" the Phillies winning the World Series.

Interview with James Chong, MVP

Adam Bomb — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 08:01:00 GMT

this video was sent to me by Blain Barton, a Technical Evangelist based in Tampa, Florida. In Blain's own words:

"You want to find out what it take to become a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional?

Microsoft IT Pro Evangelist Blain Barton interviews MVP James Chong at the Techdays in

Washington D.C. for his take on the MVP program. "

MVP Screencast Contest

Joey Snow — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 21:04:00 GMT

We've posted some good stuff around IIS lately, but we want MORE! Matt Hester and Keith Combs, two of our rock star IT Pro Evangelists, have thrown down the gauntlet for those of you who are currently a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP), and have launched a VERY cool contest. Here are the details:

First off you have to be a current US Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) and being willing to show off your rock star screencast skills. To enter you need to create a 5 – 10 minute screencast on IIS and PHP integration. The screencast must showcase the integration of PHP into IIS 7.0 on Windows Server 2008. I also want to see it actually work you should show an PHP application on the IIS server (i.e. Wordpress) running and demonstrated inside of Internet Explorer 7 or Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2, and verified it is running inside of the IIS 7 environment.

Sound cool and techy and you want to enter? but your not sure how do all of that? Well I am here to help. Here are some excellent resources for you to get started:

Keith Combs did similar screencasts on this already: Windows Server 2008 Core screencast - Installing Open Source Software
There is also Virtual Labs to get you started here: TechNet Virtual Lab: Compare V-Labs- Lab 1

The screencasts entries will be judged by a blue ribbon group of IT Pro superstars and will be judged on Creativity, Presentation, Inclusion of Microsoft Technologies and Effective demonstration of the integration of PHP in to IIS.

Here are the prizes:

Grand Prize - Lenovo ThinkPad T61p notebook computer
First Place - 60GB XBOX 360 game console
Second Place - 120GB Zune media player
Third Place - 8GB Zune Media player

So what do you have to do to enter?

Create a Screencast by December 15th
Drop the screencast at your favorite location, so we can download it (Remember it has to be Silverlight Compatible).
Send me an email with:
- Your name
- Address
- Phone
- Email Address
- Link to your the Screencast

*No Purchase Necessary. Open only to active Microsoft MVP members of the 50 US States (includes D of C). Game ends December 15, 2008. For full rules click HERE.

UGTV! New faces, more great places!

Michelle Fleming Toure — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 20:44:00 GMT

User Group Television (UGTV pronounced YOU GEE TEE VEE) is a monthly video show dedicated to bringing informative programming to User Groups. After our trip to TechEd Orlando Alan returns home to the UK and leaves us with freshman news anchor Chris McKay. UGTV travels north of the border to inspect the DevTeach Conference in Toronto and wraps up the John Martin demos from TechEd. At the last moment we got a breaking news flash from Charles Hughes who speaks about the latest on IP3. Last but not least, we take a tour through 2nd life and talk about user group meetings in the clouds.

UGTV – It’s class not Glass!

Michelle Fleming Toure — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:31:00 GMT

User Group Television (UGTV pronounced YOU GEE TEE VEE) is a monthly video show dedicated to bringing informative programming to User Groups while providing Microsoft the ability to introduce up and coming information to user group communities as well as highlight our engagement with them.

Today's show includes your favorite anchors (get to know them, love them), interviews with UG leaders, a recap of April’s MVP Summit and an interview with Culminis. (Culminis is an international not-for-profit organization devoted to the development and growth of the IT community). And…the pièce de resistance – introducing a new segment coming to UGTV.

UGTV is hosted by Michelle Fleming Toure and Alan le Marquand.

Got Feedback? Email ugtvidea@microsoft.com

UGTV (User group Television) for ITPro Debuts!

Michelle Fleming Toure — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 06:41:00 GMT

User Group Television (UGTV) is a monthly webcast dedicated to bringing informative programming to User Groups worldwide while providing Microsoft the ability to introduce up and coming informatino to user group communities as well as highlight our engagement with them.
Today's show includes an interview with Trisha Cardell, US Subsidiary Sr. Marketing Manager focused on ITPRO user groups, a demo on Operations Manager with Barry Shilmover, and an interview with John Martin from Server and Tools Online regarding advancements in the Community Platform.
UGTV is hosted by Michelle Fleming Toure and Alan le Marquand.
Got Feedback? Email ugtvidea@microsoft.com