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Page xliv: To install Active Server Pages see readme.txt
On page xliv, the instruction to install Active Server Pages are incorrect.
Instructions on installing Internet Information Server 3.0 with Active Server Pages are in the readme.txt file on CD-ROM that includes the Supplemental Course Materials,
Internet Explorer and the Online Book. This CD-ROM is labeled as such and is part no. 097-0001918.
The instructions are as follows:
To install Microsoft Internet Information Server 3.0:
- Choose Run from the Start menu
- Type D:\ASP (where D is your CD-ROM drive letter)
- This will open a Windows Explorer window
- Double click the ASP.EXE file, which will launch the install program. Follow all the prompts to install Internet Information Server 3.0.
- For more information, please view the readme.htm in the ASP folder on the CD.
Page 39: Incorrect Reference to Topics Covered
On page 39, please remove the section titled "PROFS and SNDS Connectors".
PROFS and SNDS connectors are not covered in the book, nor are there chapters 21 and 22 in the book.
Page 294: Incorrect Arrow Direction In Figure 6-4
On page 294, in Figure 6-4, an arrow is incorrectly pointed from Messaging-Enabled application to CMC. The arrow should be pointed from Messaging-Enabled application to CDO. Also, there should be an arrow pointing from Messaging-Aware applications to Simple MAPI.
Page 312: Clarification For Task 12a
On page 312, Task 12a involves the installation of Exchange Client, which comes with Exchange Server 5.0. This training kit includes an evaluation edition of Exchange Server 5.5, which comes with the Outlook Client, but not the Exchange Client. Therefore, the steps listed in this task cannot be completed unless you own a copy of Exchange Server 5.0 as outlined in the prerequisites above the task.
Page 471: Synchronization Information Is Inaccurate
On page 471, in the second paragraph, the synchronization information is inaccurate.
Change the fourth sentence from:
"A routine check is performed once a day and whenever you change the local directory."
To:
"A routine check is performed every three hours and whenever you change the local directory."
Page 754: Web Page To Download Sample Applications Has Moved
The web page referenced in the first paragraph on Page 754 is no longer valid. You can locate the sample applications by searching the Microsoft Exchange Server Support site from the following location:
Page 813: Incorrect Mailbox Name In Diagram
Page 813, in the diagram,
Change:
"Mailbox - Admin-L1"
To:
"Mailbox - Fred Pumpkin"
Page 903: Incorrect Password
On page 903, in Figure 14-5,
Change:
"Fred supplies his KM Server password to..."
To:
"Fred supplies his KM Administrator password to..."
Page 916: Incorrect Key For KM Database
On page 916, in the second bulleted item,
Change:
"KM database; stores the private signing key..."
To:
"KM database; stores the private sealing key..."
Page 932: Incorrect Arrow Numbers In Figure 14-15
On page 932, in Figures 14-15, arrow 1 should be labeled as arrow 2, and arrow 2 should be labeled as arrow 1.
Page 978: Missing Path In Step 14
On page 978, in the first line,
Change:
"14. At the command prompt, type Notepad Isinteg.pub"
To:
"14. At the command prompt, type Notepad c:\Isinteg.pub"
Pages 1063 - 1064: Code Correction
Pages 1063 - 1064, starting with the last four lines of code on page 1063 and continuing through the code on page 1064:
Change:
'Get The Number Of Messages In The Folder
Set CDOSession = EventDetails.Session
Set oFolder = CDOSession.GetFolder
(EventDetails.FolderID, Null )
iMsgCount = oFolder.Fields(g_CdoPR_CONTENT_COUNT)
If iMsgCount > 500 Then
'Create Message In Outbox
Set oFolderOutbox = CDOSession.Outbox
Set oMsg = oFolderOutbox.
Messages.Add(cstr("Warning: Too many items in
folder!"), "There are " & iMsgCount & "mes
sages in the folder")
Set oRec = oMsg.Recipients.Add ("Horst
Sauerbier")oRec.Type = 1 'Set Recipient in the
To: line oRec.Resolve = 1'Resolve the Recipi-
ent Address
oMsg.Send 'Send The Message
End If
To:
'Get The Number Of Messages In The Folder
Set CDOSession = EventDetails.Session
Set oFolder = CDOSession.GetFolder _
(EventDetails.FolderID, Null )
iMsgCount = oFolder.Fields(g_CdoPR_CONTENT_COUNT)
If iMsgCount > 500 Then
'Create Message In Outbox
Set oFolderOutbox = CDOSession.Outbox
Set oMsg = oFolderOutbox.Messages.Add(cstr( _
"Warning: Too many items in folder!"), _
"There are " & iMsgCount & _
"messages in the folder")
Set oRec = oMsg.Recipients.Add( _
"Horst Sauerbier")
oRec.Type = 1 'Set Recipient in the To: line
oRec.Resolve = 1 'Resolve the Recipient
'Address
oMsg.Send 'Send The Message
End If
Page 1098: Text Correction
Page 1098, second sentence of the first paragraph:
Change: "The connector is an additional component that comes only with the Enterprise Edition."
To: "The connector is an additional component that comes with the Enterprise Edition of Exchange Server 5.0 as well as both the Standard and Enterprise Editions of Exchange Server 5.5."
Page 1111: Text Correction
Page 1111, first bullet under the Prerequisites subheading:
Change: "A test MS Mail postoffice is installed during this exercise using a network installation point. If you prefer, you can install the postoffice directly from your floppy disks instead."
To: "A test MS Mail postoffice is installed during this exercise. In order to complete this exercise you will need to have your own copy of MS Mail. Although this exercise uses a network installation point, if you prefer, you can install the postoffice directly from your floppy disks instead."
Page 1162: Text Correction
Page 1162, second sentence of the second paragraph:
Change: "However, the connector is available only in the Enterprise Edition."
To: "The connector is available in the Enterprise Edition of Exchange Server 5.0 as well as in both the Standard and Enterprise Editions of Exchange Server 5.5."
Chapters 18 - 20: MS Mail, Lotus cc:Mail, & Lotus Notes Not Included
Chapters 18 - 20 walk you through how to connect to Microsoft Mail and Schedule+, Lotus cc:Mail, and Lotus Notes. These applications are not provided in the Microsoft Exchange Server Training Kit.
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of this book, it may already contain most or all of the above corrections.