Michael O'Donovan's Office 365 World - All Comments

re: New free tool to import PSTs into O365 (Exchange Online)

Wed, 22 May 2013 01:06:19 GMT

Not seeing all of the 365 mailboxes, although all permissions are identical between them... Sometimes it sees them, others it doesn't... Not very reliable, even with the updated version.

re: How to recover SharePoint document once deleted from recycle bin

Alton B — Fri, 10 May 2013 17:05:16 GMT

What would cause the error - ERROR: Problem with file C:\[my file name.doc]?

re: New free tool to import PSTs into O365 (Exchange Online)

Me — Mon, 11 Feb 2013 20:37:56 GMT

LMFAO - come on MS, why do we always rely on 3rd parties to bring us useful solutions to the issues you create?

re: Most common issue with SharePoint installations – service account misuse

Don L — Mon, 17 Dec 2012 21:38:45 GMT

Sorry, but what exactly has this to do with Office 365? Isn't this article covering service accounts on On Premise SharePoint installations?

re: SharePoint Services and App Pool Account Permissions

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re: New free tool to import PSTs into O365 (Exchange Online)

James Mayes — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 17:09:16 GMT

Be careful, this tool requires Outlook 2010 x64. Which is strange because Microsoft recommends using x86 versions of Office 2010.

Important: Microsoft strongly recommends the use of 32-bit (x86) versions of Office 2010, Project 2010, and Visio 2010 applications as the default option for all platforms.

Most users won't have Outlook 2010 x64 so you'll need to download this or purchase it in order for PST Capture to work.

re: Custom Navigation in SharePoint - The Full Monty

YetAnother SPUser — Sun, 02 Sep 2012 01:18:14 GMT

I have set up a SharePoint website (SPWeb) with 3 ASPX site pages. The top navigation bar contains links to the [Home page], [ASPX Page1], [ASPX Page 2] and [ASPX Page3]. Depending on where I am in the site, that is any one of these pages, the corresponding tab is highlighted - showing me where I am. This works fine for the most part but with one exception. The second ASPX page is a web part page containing multiple list view web parts. When I browse to that page, the correct tab is highlighted in the top navigation bar. But when I click on one of the lists in the ASPX page, it goes into the actual list's AllForms.aspx application page and in the top navigation bar, the first tab is highlighted probably because it cannot map any of the tabs in the top navigation bar to the URL of the page that is being viewed.

My requirement is that if the user is browsing to any list's application page in the site, the second tab in the top navigation bar is highlighted. How do I implement this?

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