I actually love OneNote, but this window has me confused. Perhaps someone from the OneNote team could shed some light on what the progress bar is measuring? It popped up after hitting CTRL+2 to tag an item and steadily reported on the progress of some nameless task for about 5 minutes.
I had to resort to this after upgrading to the leaked beta of BlackBerry OS 4.5 on my Curve the email-import method did not work. It's a perfectly legitimate method of importing a SecurID token on your handheld, and now I actually prefer it because it is significantly less problematic than emailing the seed file to yourself. For more information see the RSA BlackBerry Soft Token page.
If your BES' MDS Connection Service port (default is 8080) is open you do not need to run this on the BES. Mine is not, so I pushed my soft token out from my BES.
Install the SecurID 3.0 software. Launch it, accept the EULA and open the Settings. Make sure that Listen for Token is set to Yes. When the security prompt appears choose Yes to allow the application to run as a server.
java -classpath <path_to_bb300utils>\PushToken.jar PushToken -e<email address or pin> -h<BES address> <path to .sdtid file>java -classpath bb300_utils\PushToken.jar PushToken -ecorey@mydomain.com -hlocalhost x-rimdevice-xxxxxxxx.sdtid
java -classpath PushToken.jar PushToken [options] file
Options:
-e E-mail or device ID of BlackBerry
-h Address of BES host (default: localhost)
-p
Port on which BES is listening (default: 8080)
Examples:
java -classpath PushToken.jar PushToken -h123.45.67.89 -p8765 -ejsmith@company.com token.sdtidI've got a dual-core Opteron, QuickTime 7.5, Firefox 2.0.0.14. Good luck figuring out when the CPU pegging, memory leaking Firefox 2 loaded QuickTime.
At first glance Outlook 2007 appears to be a new look slapped onto Outlook 2003. The preferences are almost identical and the most noticeable change is Office ribbon. There are a number of subtle changes though, and one that I just found today is the ability to email your calendar to someone.
Launch Outlook and in Calendar or Folder View right click on the calendar name and choose "Send via E-mail…". A blank message will open and a dialog window with options will present itself.
You can choose which calendar to use (if you have multiple), set working hours, change the layout and choose how much detail to include. Predefined date ranges are Today, Tomorrow, Next 7 days, next 30 days, Whole calendar and the option to choose a custom range.
The Daily Schedule layout shows all of your appointments and free time while List of Events only shows appointments. Both options also attach a .ics file to the email. This one of those features that is a huge help when trying to schedule a block of time with someone, and unfortunately I've only discovered it recently.
List of Events Layout
Daily Schedule Layout
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