Monthly Archives: November 2008

Vista: Enable Powershell scripts on Vista or Win 2008

Posted on November 21, 2008 by sujant

If the execution policy for PowerShell scripts is not set properly then trying to execute PowerShell scripts would throw the following error. To fix this, follow the steps given below:   You will see the following error Enter Powershell mode … Continue reading →

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Lap Around Microsoft Technologies: Current and Future

Posted on November 18, 2008 by sujant

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Virtualization: Overview of Hyper-V in Windows Server 2008

Posted on November 17, 2008 by sujant

Hyper-V is a hypervisor based virtualization product. The hypervisor is a thin layer of software which resides below the operating system and above the hardware. The hypervisor requires no drivers of its own (VMware requires its own drivers) and takes … Continue reading →

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BizTalk: Invalid character in Data Element Error when working with data that contains trailing zeros (batching enabled)

Posted on November 11, 2008 by sujant

When working with monetary amount (X12 R/N type) that has trailing zeros then you may run into issues when the transactions are suspended with the following error:   Invalid character in the Data element (Field error).   The invalid character … Continue reading →

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Office 14: Yeah we heard something about it

Posted on November 3, 2008 by sujant

There was not much talk about Office 14 at PDC 2008 except for a keynote preview of Office 14 applications. The big news is that Office 14 products (Word, Excel Powerpoint) are now available online (browser plug-in). You will see … Continue reading →

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SharePoint: Extending services with SharePoint Online on Microsoft Azure Services

Posted on November 3, 2008 by sujant

v1 is released. SharePoint Online is now part of Microsoft Azure Services Platform. To be precise, SharePoint Online runs on top of SharePoint Services that is part of Microsoft Azure Services. You can read more about SharePoint Online Services that … Continue reading →

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